Vista Lakes Elementary

It's a practical, well-located part of southeast Orlando, roughly 26 minutes from the airport and 31 from downtown, with the theme parks about 40 minutes out. Families also have access to well-regarded high schools across the region like Lake Nona High and Edgewater High. The mix of central access and residential calm is the main draw.

It sits in a middle band for the Orlando market, with a median list price of $465,000 and homes selling at a median of $455,193 over the past year. The active range is wide — from $99,000 up to $999,000 — so there's room across budgets. At an average of $230 per square foot on a median 1,849-square-foot home, the value is reasonable for how central the location is.

Right now the median list price is $465,000, with 53 active listings spanning $99,000 to $999,000. Homes average $230 per square foot on a median size of about 1,849 square feet. You'll find Orlando homes for sale across that spectrum, including 10 new-construction options.

It's steady rather than hot — homes are taking a median 55 days to sell, and 211 closed over the last 12 months. Sellers are getting 99% of asking on average, which tells you well-priced homes hold their value while buyers still have negotiating room.

The median HOA runs about $167 a month, and 11 of the current active listings are in gated communities where fees typically apply. Median property tax lands around $4,935 a year. If you're weighing renting versus buying, the median rent here is about $1,850 a month.