Orlando’s housing market in January marked a second consecutive month of double-digit year-over-year sales increases. Sales improved by more than 16 percent compared to January 2019, while the median price experienced an 8 percent increase. However, the numbers of homes available for purchase in Orlando dropped by nearly 15 percent. Data provided by the Orlando Regional Realtor Association

Orlando’s annual median home price for 2019 is 4% higher than the 2018 annual median price, while annual sales are 2% above that in 2018. For all of 2019, the inventory of available homes saw an increase of 1% in compared to 2018. Data provided by the Orlando Regional Realtor Association

Orlando’s housing market in recorded 3% year-over-year increases in both median price and sales in November. The association’s data also show that the inventory of homes available for purchase declined for the fourth consecutive month, with November’s 10 percent drop the steepest of 2019. Data provided by the Orlando Regional Realtor Association

Orlando’s housing market in recorded a 6% year-over-year increase in median price and a small 1% decrease in sales in October. The inventory of homes available for purchase appears to be back on a declining trend, with a decrease (5%) for the third consecutive month. Data provided by the Orlando Regional Realtor Association

Orlando’s housing market in September recorded year-over-year increases in both sales (7%) and median price (5%). The inventory of homes available for purchase, however, saw a second consecutive decline after nine months of positive postings. Data provided by the Orlando Regional Realtor Association

Orlando’s housing market in August saw both its largest increase (+9%) in year-over-year median price and its first inventory decline (-2%) in 2019. Sales were up a tiny fraction (+0.1) compared to August 2018 Data provided by the Orlando Regional Realtor Association

Orlando home sales saw a healthy rebound in July, just in time for families to be settled into their new homes for the start of the school year. The number of transactions improved by 7 percent compared to July of 2018, while both median price and inventory also saw year-over-year improvements. Data provided by the Orlando Regional Realtor Association

Orlando’s housing market enjoyed year-over-year increases in both median price and inventory in June, while sales took a bit of a slide during the peak of our traditional homebuying season. Data provided by the Orlando Regional Realtor Association

Encouraged by continued low interest rates and a favorable economy that is drawing droves of new residents to Orlando, area homebuyers pushed sales into positive territory for the month of May. Home sales jumped by nearly 11 percent compared to May 2018, which is the first year-over-year increase in 2019. Data provided by the Orlando Regional Realtor Association

After 93 months of consecutive year-over-year increases in median price, the Orlando housing market saw its first decline in April. The decrease was only 1% but it comes at the start of our traditional summer selling season, which typically sees jumps in both median price and sales. Data provided by the Orlando Regional Realtor Association