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Orlando Weekly Single-Family Cash Sales Report
Week Ending January 22
Orlando’s single-family cash market delivered a wide range of activity for the week ending January 22, highlighted by everything from entry-level fixer opportunities to ultra-luxury waterfront estates. A total of 24 single-family residences closed with all-cash purchases during the week, reflecting steady investor and high-net-worth buyer interest across multiple price tiers.
Market Snapshot
- Number of cash sales: 24
- Average sale price: $807,000
- Average price per square foot: $258 per sq. ft.
- Lowest priced sale: $120,000 – 310 Parrish Avenue (MLS R4909862)
- Highest priced sale: $9,500,000 – 9291 Point Cypress Drive (MLS O6280213)
- Average days on market: Not reported in the MLS data provided for this week
Pricing Highlights
Most cash transactions clustered between $200,000 and $550,000, showing strong demand in Orlando’s core investment and move-up buyer segments. The median activity remained centered in the mid-$300,000 range, with many homes trading between $200 and $400 per square foot, depending on condition, location, and size.
At the lower end, the most affordable cash closing was the $120,000 sale on Parrish Avenue — a 2-bed, 1-bath home that likely attracted investor attention.
At the top of the market, a standout luxury closing occurred at 9291 Point Cypress Drive, a 12-bedroom, 14-bath estate that closed for $9.5 million at $646 per square foot, dramatically lifting the week’s overall average price.
Notable Sales by MLS Number
- Highest Sale:
- MLS O6280213 – 9291 Point Cypress Drive – $9,500,000
- Second Highest:
- MLS O6321742 – 1620 S Eola Drive – $2,100,000
- Lowest Sale:
- MLS R4909862 – 310 Parrish Avenue – $120,000
- Highest Price per Sq. Ft.:
- MLS O6280213 – $646 / sq. ft.
- Lowest Price per Sq. Ft.:
- MLS TB8374503 – 3450 Coleman Place – $114 / sq. ft.
Market Takeaway
Cash buyers like me remain highly active across Orlando, from small rental properties to multimillion-dollar estates. While luxury sales skewed the weekly average price upward, the majority of closings reflect a healthy, liquid market for traditional single-family homes. With pricing per square foot averaging $258, Orlando continues to attract investors seeking both value and long-term appreciation.
