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Infographic: Central Florida Real Estate Market Report for March 2018

Written by Tim Weisheyer | May 7, 2018 6:43:40 PM

Dream Builders Realty shares the most up-to-date information regarding the Central Florida real estate market every month. We do this for you, the home buyer or seller, to provide you with insight on what is happening in the local market. This information can be used as a starting point for your next big real estate adventure, whether you are buying or selling your Central Florida home.

We hope our monthly Central Florida real estate market updates help with your real estate needs when it comes to buying or selling a home in Central Florida.

Home prices were up throughout Central Florida in all four counties compared to this time last year. Osceola County saw the biggest increase in home price with an average median home price of $225,000, a 15.1% increase over last year. The real estate market is highly active this time of year. Closed sales in all counties were up by double digits compared to last month. Seminole County saw the highest increase in closed sales with 740 closed sales this month, a 39.6% increase compared to last month. There are plenty of homes still on the market with Central Florida having 9,048 active listings.

If you plan on selling your home this year, make sure your home is priced accurately and competitively. You can request a free home estimate from Dream Builders Realty where our team of REALTORS® are Central Florida experts. Not sure if selling is the right move for you? Consultations with our team are always free. Don’t hesitate to get in touch! We can answer all of your Central Florida real estate questions.

Median Sales Price (% change since previous month) 

Orange - $241,000 (-2.8% 
 
Osceola - $225,000 (+4.7%)
 
Seminole - $250,000 (+6.4%)
 
Lake - $214,950 (+4.9%)
 
Active Listings (% change since previous month
 
Orange - 3,975 (+2.0%)
 
Osceola - 2,135 (-5.0%)
 
Seminole - 1,221 (+6.3%)
 
Lake - 1,824 (+0.2%)