Scope: ORRA Orlando Area coverage as defined in the source reports. It is broader than Orlando city and does not isolate Windermere, Winter Park or Golden Oak.
Data period: First quarter 2026. ORRA reports were prepared April 10 to April 13, 2026.
Data period: First quarter 2026. ORRA reports were prepared April 10 to April 13, 2026.
Key findings
- Q1 unit sales rose 2.14% year over year to 5,882 while dollar volume declined 0.42% to $2.796 billion.
- The Q1 average sale price declined 2.51% to $475,403, and the Q1 median declined 1.83% to $376,000.
- March 2026 recorded 2,360 sales, a $385,000 median, 77 pending days on market, 12,010 listings and 5.09 months of supply in ORRA's 20-year history table.
Source and calculation ledger
| Metric | Value | Period and geography | Definition and source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Unit sales | 5,882 | Q1 2026 ORRA Orlando Area | Closed unit sales in ORRA Sales Detail ORRA / Stellar MLS |
| Unit-sales change | +2.14% | Q1 2026 vs. Q1 2025 ORRA Orlando Area | ORRA-reported year-over-year change ORRA / Stellar MLS |
| Sales volume | $2,796,322,852 | Q1 2026 ORRA Orlando Area | Aggregate closed-sales dollar volume ORRA / Stellar MLS |
| Median sale price | $376,000 | Q1 2026 ORRA Orlando Area | Quarter-to-date median sale price ORRA / Stellar MLS |
| Average sale price | $475,403 | Q1 2026 ORRA Orlando Area | Quarter-to-date mean sale price ORRA / Stellar MLS |
| Months of supply | 5.09 | March 2026 ORRA Orlando Area | Current inventory divided by sales pace in ORRA's history table ORRA / Stellar MLS |
Method
- Transcribed unit sales, dollar volume, average sale price and median sale price from ORRA's Sales Detail and Market Overview reports.
- Used ORRA's reported year-over-year changes rather than recalculating from rounded display values.
- Kept monthly values separate from quarter-to-date values.
Limits
- This is a historical Q1 report, not a September 2026 market snapshot.
- ORRA Area coverage is not the same geography as portal Orlando city pages.
- Aggregate dollar volume can move differently from unit count because the mix of sold properties changes.
