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๐Ÿ“Š June 2025 Market Update: Cooling Momentum & Steady Prices in Greater Orlando

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๐Ÿ“Š June 2025 Market Update: Cooling Momentum & Steady Prices in Greater Orlando Infographic Provided by the Orlando Regional REALTOR® Association The June 2025 real estate data is in for the Greater Orlando area, and the story this month is one of  seasonal slowdown, steady pricing, and cautious buyers . While inventory remains strong and mortgage rates have edged down slightly, buyer activity and new listings both saw notable drops. Here’s a quick look at what happened—and what it means for Central Florida homeowners and buyers. ๐Ÿ  Inventory & Listings: Fewer New Homes Hitting the Market Inventory dipped slightly  to 13,793 homes, down 1.2% from May New listings fell 8.4% , with 3,854 homes hitting the market (down from 4,208 in May) Compared to last June, inventory is  up 27.8% , giving buyers more choices overall ๐Ÿ›‘  Fewer new homes for sale could reflect seller hesitation or price sensitivity in the market. ๐Ÿ’ธ Pricing: Holding Steady at the Median The...

๐Ÿ—️ 2025 New Construction Trends in Davenport, Florida: What Buyers Need to Know

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๐Ÿ—️ 2025 New Construction Trends in Davenport, Florida: What Buyers Need to Know The new construction market in Davenport and greater Central Florida is evolving fast in 2025—and if you're thinking about buying a brand-new home, staying on top of these trends can give you a big advantage. From floor plans to smart tech, here’s what’s shaping the future of homebuilding in the Sunshine State. 1.  Flex Spaces Are Now Essentials Buyers aren’t just asking  if  there’s a home office—they’re asking  how many . Builders are responding by offering flexible bonus rooms, dual work-from-home stations, and layouts that can shift between a den, playroom, gym, or even a multigenerational suite. ๐Ÿ”‘  Tip:  Ask about floor plan options that allow walls to be moved or rooms to be reimagined post-build. You may not need that second office now, but you might in a few years. 2.  Smart Homes as Standard Forget the optional upgrade—many builders in 2025 are now including smar...