The number of homes available for purchase in the Orlando area has experienced its first year-over-year increase since July of 2015, with the November 2018 overall inventory showing a 1.7 percent bump over November 2017. In addition, Orlando’s median price increased 4 percent and sales decreased 7 percent in November. Data provided by the Orlando Regional Realtor Association

The drain of homes available for purchase in Orlando decreased to its slowest pace this year, with October showing just 2.3 percent fewer homes on the market than the same month in 2017. Meanwhile, Orlando’s median home price continued on its upward march while sales dipped a fraction. Data provided by the Orlando Regional Realtor Association

The supply of homes available for purchase in Orlando stayed on its year-over-year downward slide in September with a 6.4 percent decrease stifling sales and bolstering prices. Data provided by the Orlando Regional Realtor Association

The year-over-year median price for Orlando homes sold during the month of August continued on its years-long upward trajectory, albeit at a slower pace as dwindling inventory takes its toll on sales. Data provided by the Orlando Regional Realtor Association

The inventory of homes available for purchase in the Orlando area displayed its greatest percentage of decrease yet in 2018, contributing to a second consecutive month of slower sales. However, buyer demand is continuing to boost the area’s median price. Data provided by the Orlando Regional Realtor Association

The inventory of homes available for purchase in the Orlando area dropped to its lowest point this year in May, dampening sales at the time when buyers traditionally ramp up their efforts to secure and move into a new home in time for the start of school. That demand is continuing to squeeze prices upward. Data provided by the Orlando …

Orlando’s median home price jumped more than 10 percent when compared to April of last year while sales saw an increase of more than 8 percent. Inventory declined by nearly 11 percent compared to this time last year, which contributes to our current 2.31 months-of-supply level. Data provided by the Orlando Regional Realtor Association

Orlando’s median home price rose 6 percent in March when compared to March of last year while sales held steady with a slight 1 percent increase. Inventory declined by nearly 10 percent compared to this time last year. Data provided by the Orlando Regional Realtor Association

Sales of Orlando homes posted positive increases in November, an indicator that the housing market has recovered nicely from closing delays caused by Hurricane Irma. Sales increased by 8 percent in November when compared to the same month last year, while the median price increased 11 percent. Data provided by the Orlando Regional Realtor Association

Sales of Orlando homes posted positive increases in October, just one month after Hurricane Irma hit the pause button on housing transactions. Sales increased by 7 percent in October when compared to October of last year, and increased by 14 percent when compared to last month. The median price rose in October as well, by 6 percent year-over-year. Data provided …