Northlake Park Community Elementary

It's a strong fit for families and professionals who value planning, walkability, and access — the neighborhood is anchored by Lake Nona High and sits about 7 minutes from Orlando International Airport. With 21 of 33 active listings gated and 18 offering pools, it leans toward a community-oriented, resort-style lifestyle. Downtown Orlando is a manageable 27-minute drive when you need it.

It can be, but it depends where on the ladder you shop. The median list price is $1,150,000 and 17 of the 33 active homes are priced above $1M, yet listings start as low as $333,000. The median home sold over the past year went for $608,500, which is a more realistic gauge of the everyday market.

Active listings average about $603 per square foot on a median home size of 2,879 square feet. Over the last 12 months, 100 homes sold at a median price of $608,500, with sellers netting roughly 96% of their asking price. The wide $333,000 to $20,000,000 range means the number you'll actually pay hinges heavily on the specific segment you target.

Steady and reasonably balanced. Homes are taking a median of 56 days to sell and sellers are getting about 96% of asking, which signals healthy demand without runaway bidding. With 100 sales in the past year against 33 current listings, inventory is tight enough to keep well-priced homes moving.

Budget for both, since this is a master-planned area. The median HOA runs about $518 per month and median property taxes land around $8,538 per year. If you're weighing renting first, the median rent here is about $3,000 per month.