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It's a practical, well-located choice for buyers who value access over acreage — you're about nine minutes from the airport and thirteen from downtown Orlando. Gated communities make up 14 of the 28 active listings, and families can look toward high schools like Lake Buena Vista High School. The compact home sizes suit first-time buyers and investors alike.

No — this is one of Orlando's more affordable pockets, with a median list price of $150,000 and listings ranging from about $120,000 to $259,000. At an average of $151 per square foot on a median home size of 1,054 square feet, your dollar stretches further than in most of the metro.

The median list price is $150,000, while homes that actually sold over the past year closed at a median of $173,000 across 69 transactions. That gap reflects a range of property types and sizes, so it pays to compare comparable listings on the live map.

It's brisk. Homes are selling in a median of 11 days, sellers are averaging 96% of their asking price, and 69 homes changed hands over the last 12 months. At these price points, well-positioned listings don't linger, so buyers should come prepared to move quickly.

The median HOA runs about $404 per month, which is meaningful at this price range and reflects the many gated and managed communities here — factor it into your budget. Median property taxes are around $2,324 per year, and median rent sits at $1,595 per month, which is worth knowing if you're weighing an investment purchase.