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College Park has been noted as one of Orlando's favorite neighborhoods. It gets its name from the many streets in its boundaries named after higher institutions such as Princeton, Harvard, and Yale. It's close to downtown, which makes it an excellent community for an easy commute close to shops, restaurants, markets, schools, and parks.   New construction is getting harder and harder to find downtown Orlando but College Park has some great options from time to time. College Park i...

On the shores of smaller lakes up in the Winter Springs neighborhood in a smaller community called Longwood are available building lots, some with homes some vacant land perfect for multiple homes for one large dream house. [caption id="attachment_15166" align="alignright" width="405"] Image by local MLS[/caption]   On the corner of Highway 92 and 434 up in Winter Springs are two properties currently for sale between $825,000 and $1.3 million. The border the Winter Springs Golf Clu...

Havencrest is one of the Orlando area's newest home developments. Located in the Dr. Phillips community, this brand-new community just off of S. Apopka Vineland Rd., north of Wendy Ridge Road features 87 single-family homes built by Taylor Morrison just across the street from Harbor Isle. Located in the highly rated Orange County school district, residents are served by the Wendy Ridge Elementary, Chain of Lakes middle school and the Olympian high school all less than 3 miles away. [caption i...

Laureate Park is Orlando's newest contemporary and modern development located close to Lake Nona just off of Tavistock Lakes Boulevard. Just minutes from Central Florida Greenway, Highway 417, these contemporary and modern homes have a wide range of styles, designs, layouts and prices to choose from. Homes start at about $700,000 up to $1.2 million. With brightly colored bungalows, cottages, multistory homes and contemporary, modern design, Laureate Park is Orlando's newest community. Residents...

Located just north of the Orlando International Airport is a small community called Gatlin Gardens. Just off of Gatlin Ave, across the street from Barber Park and Lake George, Gatlin Gardens is a non-gated enclave of homes built in the 1990s.  One of the best things about this community is they are located in the sought after school district of Boone High school. This high school receives the 8 10 by great schools.org and is often a favorite for many families with school age children. Th...

I mean who wouldn't want to live in a place called Celebration? Originally developed by the Walt Disney Camp company, Celebration is one of the best small towns in the Orlando Metro area. With charming homes, lush green parks and relaxing lakefront sidewalks and roads, you'll soon realize why Celebration is one of the friendliest communities in the area. Although it's not its own city, it is a census designated place and a master-planned community in Osceola County. Home to about 8000 res...

Where are the young folks living? You might not think millennial's when you think of Orlando but rather retirees or smaller children and those families with young kids. But according to Niche.com after some research about the millennial age group, they came up with the best Orlando neighborhood or Central Florida neighborhood for millennial's. They looked at 11 different statistics including the percentage of residents between 25 and 34, the close proximity to bars and similar establishments, th...

Oviedo may be one of the Orlando area's best-kept secrets. Many people don't know about this suburb located northeast of downtown Orlando along Highway 417 but it's actually home to about 34,000 residents. It's part of the Orlando – Kissimmee – Stanford Metro area and it is known for historical homes and buildings as well as a plethora of chickens that seem to own the downtown area. This a rural area has seen an influx in developments over the last 10 years and because it's close to the...

College Park has been noted as one of downtown Orlando's favorite city neighborhoods. This distinct neighborhood gets its name from the many streets within its boundaries that were named for institutions of higher learning such as Princeton, Harvard, and Yale. It's close to downtown which makes it a popular residential area for both singles, college students, families, and seniors. Most residents of working age are homeowners and 65% of households include no children.   With its l...

Orlando Houses selling fast Orlando houses are selling faster now than the previous 10 years. Orlando houses are on the market only an average of 56 days. The shortest time since 2006 just before the Real Estate bubble was about to burst. Homes were selling like hotcakes. The Orlando Real Estate Market is again, hot-hot-hot.   Supply of Orlando Houses is low   There are 21% fewer homes available in the under $300,000 market that last year. Homes under $300,000 are fly...