// HOUSING SALES
TRADITIONAL
FORECLOSURE (REO)
SHORT SALE
JULY 2015
% CHANGE Y-O-Y
CLOSED SALES
2,633
47.8
MEDIAN SALES PRICE
$215,000
-2.3
CLOSED SALES
543
-8.6
MEDIAN SALES PRICE
$155,000
15.7
CLOSED SALES
138
-33.7
MEDIAN SALES PRICE
$150,000
-4.6
// HOUSING SALES BY COUNTY
• The median sale price in the Orlando metro is
currently $200,000 for a single family home,
5.3 percent higher than this time last year.
Additionally, sales volume has increased 28.3
percent since this time last year.
• Inventory in the market is moving significantly
faster than it did just one year ago as the
median number of days on the market has
decreased by 49.3 percent to 34 days. Further,
the majority of homes taking longer than 34
days to sell are on the more expensive side of
the spectrum, listing for $250,000 or more.
• Sales prices are being propelled upwards in
LAKE
COUNTY
Median sales price
$172,950
Number of closed sales
585
SEMINOLE
COUNTY
Median sales price
$220,000
Number of closed sales
704
part by the decreasing share of distressed
properties in the market. The number of closed
short sales and foreclosures has decreased
by 33.7 percent and 8.6 percent, respectively
year-over-year, while the number of traditional
non-distressed sales has increased by 47.8
percent.
• There is currently a four month supply of
inventory in the market, 18.6 percent less than
the 4.9 month supply in the market this time
last year.
ORANGE
COUNTY
Median sales price
$217,250
OSCEOLA
COUNTY
Number of closed sales
1,564
Median sales price
$166,000
Number of closed sales
461
ORLANDO PULSE // 19