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Orlando Housing Market: September 2026 Prices and Trends

In September 2026 the typical Orlando home was worth $373K, flat compared with August. Values are 1.1% lower than a year ago (+22.3% over five years). That leaves the typical value 5.5% below its May 2024 peak of $395K. Over the year both segments lost value, condos ($171K, −6.8%) more than single-family homes ($400K, −1.1%).

Typical home value
$373K
Orlando, September 2026
Past month
0%
Past year
−1.1%
Past 5 years
+22.3%
Peak value
$395K
May 2024
Below peak
5.5%
Typical condo
$171K
past year −6.8%
Typical single-family
$400K
past year −1.1%
Typical home value, Orlando: last 10 years
All homesCondosSingle-family
$0K$100K$200K$300K$400K$500K201620182020202220242026$400K$373K$171K

Zillow Home Value Index, mid-tier, seasonally adjusted. Hover to see any month.

Data table
MonthAll homesCondosSingle-family
Dec 2016$200,357$100,258$219,205
Dec 2017$220,262$112,623$238,826
Dec 2018$239,849$128,015$258,119
Dec 2019$250,956$138,846$269,020
Dec 2020$271,228$144,404$290,461
Dec 2021$317,909$166,659$341,875
Dec 2022$376,934$208,298$403,408
Dec 2023$388,740$210,023$416,077
Dec 2024$392,422$199,589$420,342
Dec 2025$375,893$179,151$403,387
Sep 2026$372,775$170,712$399,788
Typical home value: Orange County cities
  1. Winter Garden$569K
  2. Winter Park$466K
  3. Ocoee$414K
  4. Apopka$395K
  5. Orlando$373K

Zillow index, September 2026, highest to lowest.

Condo vs single-family: typical value
  1. Orlando condo$171K
  2. Orlando single-family$400K
  3. Florida condo$263K
  4. Florida single-family$397K

Zillow index, September 2026.

Biggest 1-year gains
  1. Coral Gables+8.3%
  2. Boca Raton+4.9%
  3. Palm Beach Gardens+4.4%
  4. Jacksonville Beach+3.4%
  5. Jupiter+3.2%
  6. West Little River+3.1%
  7. Wellington+2.8%
  8. North Miami Beach+2.5%
  9. West Palm Beach+2.4%
  10. Dunedin+2.3%

Cities with 20,000+ residents (Census ACS), change in the Zillow index over 12 months.

Biggest 1-year declines
  1. Lauderdale Lakes−8.2%
  2. Coconut Creek−5.6%
  3. Sun City Center−5.4%
  4. Lehigh Acres−5.3%
  5. Lauderhill−4.5%
  6. Fort Myers−4.2%
  7. Aventura−4.2%
  8. Poinciana−3.9%
  9. Tamarac−3.8%
  10. Punta Gorda−3.7%

Cities with 20,000+ residents, bar length shows the size of the decline.

Typical home value by county
  1. Monroe County$963K
  2. Walton County$661K
  3. Collier County$552K
  4. Miami-Dade County$523K
  5. St. Johns County$493K
  6. Nassau County$485K
  7. Palm Beach County$476K
  8. Martin County$448K
  9. Broward County$422K
  10. Franklin County$422K
  11. Manatee County$408K
  12. Gulf County$404K
  13. Orange County$401K
Show all 67
  1. Seminole County$400K
  2. Sarasota County$399K
  3. Sumter County$388K
  4. Hillsborough County$376K
  5. St. Lucie County$371K
  6. Pinellas County$369K
  7. Indian River County$364K
  8. Lake County$360K
  9. Osceola County$359K
  10. Okaloosa County$353K
  11. Santa Rosa County$351K
  12. Flagler County$350K
  13. Bay County$343K
  14. Brevard County$342K
  15. Clay County$335K
  16. Lee County$334K
  17. Pasco County$328K
  18. Volusia County$325K
  19. Baker County$314K
  20. Gilchrist County$306K
  21. Hernando County$306K
  22. Jefferson County$306K
  23. Alachua County$299K
  24. Charlotte County$299K
  25. Polk County$296K
  26. Duval County$294K
  27. Leon County$291K
  28. Okeechobee County$289K
  29. Levy County$287K
  30. Wakulla County$286K
  31. Escambia County$280K
  32. Hendry County$270K
  33. Citrus County$269K
  34. Marion County$268K
  35. Columbia County$268K
  36. Suwannee County$267K
  37. Lafayette County$262K
  38. Glades County$257K
  39. Union County$257K
  40. Bradford County$253K
  41. De Soto County$250K
  42. Hardee County$235K
  43. Highlands County$231K
  44. Washington County$221K
  45. Dixie County$218K
  46. Putnam County$216K
  47. Hamilton County$207K
  48. Madison County$206K
  49. Liberty County$201K
  50. Gadsden County$200K
  51. Taylor County$197K
  52. Holmes County$181K
  53. Jackson County$180K
  54. Calhoun County$167K

All 67 Florida counties, Zillow index, September 2026, highest to lowest.

Orange County cities, September 2026

CityCountyTypical value1 month1 year5 yearsBelow peakCondo
OrlandoOrange$373K0%−1.1%+22.3%5.5%$171K
ApopkaOrange$395K0%−0.3%+19.5%5.3%$223K
Winter ParkOrange$466K+0.4%+2.3%+24.6%2.4%$191K
Winter GardenOrange$569K+0.1%−0.5%+23.8%5.2%$239K
OcoeeOrange$414K+0.1%−0.9%+23.7%5.3%$194K

Zillow Home Value Index for September 2026. Links go to the city's market page or buyer guide hub.

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Source: Zillow Home Value Index (ZHVI), Zillow Research, mid-tier homes, seasonally adjusted; latest month September 2026. Population filter: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020–2024. Zillow revises past months, so figures can differ slightly from earlier reports. These are planning numbers, not an appraisal of any property.