Has modern technology always been a part of your life? Do you find yourself continually drawn to civic-minded movements? Does the idea of working remotely or in a very team-oriented setting sound appealing to you? Answering yes to these questions most likely means you’re a millennial!
Millennials (also known as Generation Y) are entering the world of home buying. In fact, the National Association of Realtors reports that millennials are the largest segment of home buyers at 35% of the market. Are you selling your home? Check out these popular Orlando neighborhoods where Millennials are looking to buy.
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College Park
College Park is a quaint area located within the city of Orlando and is known for its charming bungalow-style homes and streets named after various prestigious colleges. With Rollins College just a short drive from the many interlacing neighborhoods, College Park is named just right. The area boasts unique boutique shopping, quaint dining and a number of cultural attractions.
Winter Park
Not only do the cobbled streets of Winter Park have a rich history, but the city itself is well known for its trendy shops, tasty bistros, rich festivals and ever-popular farmers market. Winter Park is a stop on the SunRail and probably one of the more popular ones at that. The nightlife is robust, and Park Avenue is considered Orlando’s very own version of Rodeo Drive.
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Lake Ivanhoe
If you haven’t heard of Ivanhoe Row yet, you’re missing out as far as millennial living is concerned. This half-mile stretch of Orange Avenue, just north of downtown Orlando, is known for antiques, boutiques, vintage shopping and opportunities for really good eating and drinking. For those looking to get outdoors, Lake Ivanhoe Park also features boating and volleyball along with green space for walking and views of actual Lake Ivanhoe.
Altamonte Springs
Also known as Uptown Altamonte, this area has really transformed itself over the last few years. Altamonte Springs has become a destination for carefree living, convenient shopping, growing offices and a collection of places for dining and entertainment. The walkable streets serve as welcoming walkways for loyal city-goers, with the well-known Cranes Roost Park being situated in the heart of Uptown Altamonte.
Dr. Phillips
Named one of the best places to live in America by Time's Money Magazine in 2015, Dr. Phillips has been a popular area to call home in Central Florida for a number of years, and millennials are starting to take note. Amenities that make Dr. Phillips so appealing include a robust real estate market, stores like Trader Joe’s and Whole Foods, the Dr. Phillips YMCA (one of the best in the area), great schools and the famous Restaurant Row.
Downtown Orlando
We can't forget about Downtown Orlando itself when it comes to talking about up-and-coming Orlando neighborhoods for millennial home buyers. What makes living in this area great for millennials? Really though, what's not great about it? From the nightlife to iconic Lake Eola, to the proximity to local history and appealing arts, to numerous restaurants, hip living (like 55 West) and easy commuting, Downtown Orlando really has it all.
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*The listing in this post is courtesy of Seller's Representative:
Keller Williams Classic V Realty
© 2017 My Florida Regional Multiple Listing Service, Inc. All rights reserved.
**The listing in this post is courtesy of Seller's Representative:
Jbm Realty Llc
© 2017 My Florida Regional Multiple Listing Service, Inc. All rights reserved.
