Orlando Trends and Statistics

In this section you will learn about the key factors that make Orlando one of the most powerful real estate markets including job growth, population growth and growth potential.

Check out Orlando's housing, population and employment market in the tabs above to learn more.

Sources of information:

• https://www.zillow.com/orlando-kissimmee-sanford-metro-fl_r394943/home-values/
• https://factfinder.census.gov/
• https://www.deptofnumbers.com/employment/florida/orlando/

Real estate prices in Orlando are slightly less expensive than other US markets today.

• In January 2018 the median price of single-family homes with 3 bedrooms in the Orlando metro area was $ 201,000. That's slightly below the $ 202,000 national average.
• In neighborhoods where RWN members invest, the median price of 3-bedroom homes was $ 156,000 in January 2018. This is 23% lower than the $ 202,000 national average.
• This shows us that property values ​​in Orlando are slightly less expensive than many other U.S. marketers today; In neighborhoods where RWN members invest, great deals can still be obtained.

In some Orlando neighborhoods a strong monthly income can be generated.

• In January 2018, the median monthly rent for 3 bedrooms in Orlando was $ 1,400, which is 0.70% of the purchase price of $ 201,000. This is slightly below the national purchase and rent ratio of 0.71%.
• In neighborhoods where RWN members invest, the median monthly rent for 3-bedroom homes was $ 1,300, which is 0.84% ​​of the $ 156,000 purchase price.
• This shows us that a strong monthly income can be generated in Orlando, especially in neighborhoods where RWN members invest.
• Another important thing to consider: Orlando apartment prices are still below their pre-recession peak, indicating that prices have not reached bubble levels and will continue to grow in the coming years. In light of the growing population, rents are likely to continue to rise as well.

Orlando's home values ​​are valued much faster than other cities in the United States.

• In January 2012 the median price of 3-bedroom homes in Orlando was $ 110,000. This means that in the last six years (January 2012 to January 2018), homes with 3 bedrooms in Orlando have been valued at over 66%. This is 61% higher than the national average of 41% during this period.
• This shows us that home values ​​in Orlando are valued much faster than other markets across the state today.

Rents in Orlando are also rising much faster than other cities.

• In January 2012, the median rent for three-bedroom homes in Orlando was just under $ 3. This means that in the last six years (January 1,400 to January 2012) rents in Orlando have been estimated at more than 2018% compared to 23% nationwide.
• It shows us, home values ​​and rents in Orlando are valued much faster than other marketers across the state today. Given Orlando's rapid population growth and its growth, it is likely that this trend will continue to advance.

Orlando's population has grown 227% faster than the national average since 2010.

• Since 2010, Orlando's population has grown by more than 17%. At that time the national population grew by only 5%.
• This shows us that the Orlando population is growing at a rate of 227% of the national average. This means that Orlando is experiencing population growth at a much faster rate than in most cities in the US today.

Orlando produces jobs at twice the national average.

• In the past year, the number of jobs in Orlando has grown by more than 4% compared to the annual growth rate in the US of less than 2%.
• This shows us that in addition to rapid population growth, Orlando is also experiencing healthy employment growth.
• These two factors together should continue to fuel the demand for housing, which is expected to maintain high sales and drive further price increases in 2019 and beyond.
• In addition to low property taxes and insurance, there is no state income tax. Add warm weather and exceptional health and you will understand why so many companies are moving to Orlando.

Orlando is still lucrative and generates handsome cash flow for investors

• In neighborhoods where we invest the median price of 3-bedroom homes was $ 156,000 in January 2018. This is 23% lower than the national average of $ 187,000.
• In neighborhoods where Nadlan members invest, the median monthly rent for 3-bedroom homes was $ 1,300, which is 0.84% ​​of the $ 156,000 purchase price.
• This shows us that Orlando property values ​​are more expensive than many other U.S. marketers today, but in some neighborhoods it is still possible to purchase affordable homes that will generate strong cash flow.

Orlando home prices and rents are rising rapidly 

• In the last six years (January 2012 to January 2018), homes with 3 bedrooms in Orlando have been valued at over 66%. This is 61% higher than the national average of 41% during this period.
• At the time, rents in Orlando were estimated at more than 23% compared to 17% nationwide.
• This shows us that home and rent values ​​in Orlando are valued much faster than other marketers across the state today. Given Orlando's rapid population growth and jobs growth, this trend is likely to continue to move forward.

Orlando is growing rapidly

• Since 2010, Orlando's population has grown by more than 17%. At that time the national population grew by only 5%.
• This shows us that the Orlando population is growing at a rate of 227% of the national average. This means that Orlando is experiencing population growth at a much faster rate than most other American cities today.

Orlando creates tons of jobs.

• In the past year, the number of jobs in Orlando has grown by more than 4% compared to the annual growth rate in the US of less than 2%.
• This shows us that in addition to rapid population growth, Orlando is also experiencing healthy employment growth. These two factors together should continue to fuel the demand for housing, which is expected to maintain high sales and drive further price increases in 2019 and beyond.