Ocoee Middle

It's a practical pick for families who want West Orange schools and Orlando access without a big-city commute — the airport is about 34 minutes away. The zone feeds schools like Ocoee High, and its mix of established and newer neighborhoods appeals to a broad range of buyers. With 499 homes sold in the past year, it's an active, well-traded community.

It's moderate for the Orlando metro, with a median list price of $425,000 and homes averaging about $240 per square foot on a median size of 1,789 square feet. Entry points start around $165,000, while the top of the market reaches $1,790,000, so there's genuine range. Only 5 active listings are priced above $1M, meaning most inventory sits in reach of typical move-up buyers.

Over the last 12 months the median sold price was $420,000, very close to the current $425,000 median list — a sign pricing here is realistic. Sellers are averaging about 98% of asking, so lowball offers rarely land, but there's a little negotiating room. You can browse current Ocoee homes for sale to see how listings compare.

It's steady and balanced, with 127 active listings and a median 35 days on market — quick enough to signal real demand, slow enough to shop carefully. Homes are closing near 98% of asking price, and 499 sales in the past year show consistent turnover. It's neither a frenzy nor a stall.

The median HOA runs about $81 per month, which is modest — and plenty of listings carry no HOA at all. Median property taxes come in around $4,397 per year. If you're weighing renting first, the median rent in the area is about $2,425 per month.