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The Edge Blog · August 22, 2025 · 2 min read

Orlando Housing Market Update – July 2025

The July numbers are in for the Orlando area, and they highlight where the market stands as we move into the second half of the year.4,747 homes were listed in July, showing that inventory remains steady and consistent. Buyers continue to…

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The July numbers are in for the Orlando area, and they highlight where the market stands as we move into the second half of the year.

  • 4,747 homes were listed in July, showing that inventory remains steady and consistent. Buyers continue to have options, which is a shift from the frenzied market of a couple of years ago.
  • 3,372 homes went pending last month, reflecting ongoing buyer activity, even with today’s interest rates.
  • 3,377 homes sold in July, which shows that deals are still closing at a strong pace.
  • Homes spent an average of 82 days on the market, which gives buyers a little more breathing room compared to the lightning-fast pace of 2021–2022.
  • The median selling price came in at $410,000, holding firm and showing that demand is keeping prices stable.

Overall, July reflected a market that is active and balanced, with opportunities for both buyers and sellers.

June vs. July 2025: A Side-by-Side Look

When we compare July’s numbers to June’s, we get a clearer picture of market trends:

  • Inventory held steady: June saw 4,749 homes listed, while July had 4,747—virtually unchanged.
  • Sales slowed slightly: June recorded 3,511 closings, while July dipped to 3,377. Pending sales also slipped from 3,400 in June to 3,372 in July.
  • Prices nudged upward: The median price rose from $407,500 in June to $410,000 in July—a modest but important increase that shows sellers are still able to hold value.
  • Days on market increased slightly: Homes went from 80 days in June to 82 in July, giving buyers a touch more time to make decisions.

What This Means for You

  • Buyers: You now have a little more flexibility with homes taking longer to sell, but prices remain stable, so waiting too long might not bring major savings.
  • Sellers: Even with slightly fewer sales in July, the fact that prices inched upward is a strong sign. With the right pricing and marketing strategy, homes are still moving.
  • Investors: Stability is the theme here. Prices are holding, demand is steady, and Orlando continues to be a strong long-term market.

👉 Curious how these shifts affect your neighborhood or property? Let’s connect and go over the numbers together. Or, feel free to enter your area here.

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