Orlando Cash Single Family Home Sales Report – Week Ending August 28, 2025

The Orlando single-family home market saw 34 cash transactions close this past week, ranging from affordable entry-level homes to multimillion-dollar luxury estates. The breadth of activity highlights both the strong demand from investors at the lower end and continued confidence from affluent cash buyers at the top.

Sales Range and Averages

• Lowest sale: $100,000 for a 3-bedroom, 1-bath home on Pine Street.
• Highest sale: $4,980,000 for a 6,059 sq ft estate on Sloane Street in Lake Nona.
• Average sale price: approximately $950,000.
• Median sale price: about $535,000, showing half the closings were below this point.

Price per Square Foot

• Lowest: $83/sq ft (Pine Street).
• Highest: $710/sq ft (Sloane Street).
• Average across all sales: roughly $288/sq ft.

This wide spread underscores the mix of distressed or older homes versus new construction and high-end luxury properties in Orlando’s diverse neighborhoods.

Market Distribution

• Under $300K: 6 sales (18%).
• $300K–$600K: 12 sales (35%).
• $600K–$1M: 7 sales (21%).
• $1M–$2M: 6 sales (18%).
• Over $2M: 3 sales (9%).

The $300K–$600K range dominated activity, but luxury deals accounted for nearly half of the week’s dollar volume.

Luxury Market Highlights

• $2,999,000 on Thurloe Place (4,631 sq ft, $605/sq ft).
• $2,050,000 on Bay Side Drive (2,884 sq ft, $641/sq ft).
• $4,980,000 on Sloane Street (6,059 sq ft, $710/sq ft).

Together, these three properties alone represented nearly 50% of the total cash volume for the week.

Takeaway

Orlando’s cash market remains bifurcated: steady investor activity at the low end, combined with substantial luxury demand driving record-breaking closings. With a median price over $500K and strong sales across all brackets, the Orlando housing market continues to show resilience and depth.