• Orlando Housing Market Update, September 2026: What July's Numbers Say About Rates, Prices, and Your Next Move,Chad Gibson

    Orlando Housing Market Update, September 2026: What July's Numbers Say About Rates, Prices, and Your Next Move

    Short version: Orlando's median home price was $410,494 in July 2026, about two percent above last year. Homes took 64 days to sell and most agents report more seller concessions than a year ago. Mortgage rates are higher than they were last September, and the Fed's next move might be up. Below is w

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  • Hurricanes in Orlando: What an Inland Storm Actually Looks Like,Chad Gibson

    Hurricanes in Orlando: What an Inland Storm Actually Looks Like

    If you're looking at Orlando and the hurricanes are the thing giving you pause, here's the short version: what happens here is not what you've seen on television. Orlando sits about an hour inland, and the footage that scares people — the reporter leaning into the wind, the roof peeling off, water w

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  • Inherited a House in Orlando You Can't Afford? What's Required and What Isn't,Chad Gibson

    Inherited a House in Orlando You Can't Afford? What's Required and What Isn't

    You inherited a house. And instead of it feeling like something good happened, you're at the kitchen table doing math you never expected to be doing, trying to figure out how you keep it. If that's where you are, here's the first thing I want you to hear: you are not bad with money. The rules on tha

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  • Is Orlando Actually Getting More Affordable in 2026? An Honest Look at the New Numbers,Chad Gibson

    Is Orlando Actually Getting More Affordable in 2026? An Honest Look at the New Numbers

    A headline came out this spring that I'm supposed to love as a real estate agent: Orlando is getting more affordable. And honestly? My first reaction was — no, it isn't. Everybody I know is stretched. Every dollar people earn is already spoken for. So I pulled the actual numbers, half expecting to p

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