Yes 🙌 many of the original laureate park or LNcC homes need renovations within the next 5-10 years to remain top contenders. One story living on a good size lot is a desirable plan for sure. Lmk when you start looking 👀;)
I’ve been noticing some decent townhomes for $375k and single family homes for $500k recently. $210-$220 per square foot still feels like value. $190/ft if it is larger and needs updating but still a good buy in price if it’s the right neighborhood
@OrlandoPropertyAdvisor I looking for the impossible. 4 bed 2 1/2 bath, at least 24 square ft, one or two floor, office, formal dining room, large walk in closet, 3 car garage, no white cabinets and more modern. Under 600k, property taxes under 6k. Wishing on a star 🌟
I'd say entry level homeownership in Greater Orlando's beltway is $450k. That's a nice townhome or a single family smaller or older home that might need some updating. For $650k-$700k i'm seeing a lot more nicer options of SFH in great school districts that feel large enough to grow into, and not feel like a starter home. Hope this helps, our market is all grown up now and no longer a value price when you're in the premier neighborhoods of Orlando.
Lake Nona is more of a spanish speaking community with many newcomers to FL from various countries, with no history as it's a fairly new community. Winter Park is the jewel of central FL with a robust amount of history. Winter Park has much more charm to it.
I believe LN if you include 32832 and parts of St. Cloud narcoossee it’s around 40% Hispanic. I’m still big on nona becoming a city within the Orlando beltway when the town center gets fully developed. Could take 20 years though. By then LN will have its own identity. Thanks for commenting
@@danteassai depends on which part of Winter park you're in. there is petty crime in high end neighborhoods too, like car window break-ins, we got police calls in Laureate Park as well as Winter Park near our street. but overall the core of these two areas is very safe and the residents demand it
Glad to see you back with another video
Thanks! We filmed another one this week that's $650k East orlando vs Winter Garden (North and south).
Thanks for having me on! I have to say that Winter Park Pines house seemed pretty special! Looking forward to coming back on the channel!
Excellent work! can't wait to hear more of your stories of finding deals
Nice selection of homes! Thanks for sharing!
I got that first one in Summerdale pending today :) 🎉thanks for watching
@@OrlandoPropertyAdvisor Awesome! Congratulations🥳
Great info. I am in Lake Nona now and love it. I would prefer the ranch house redo when I buy next year but in Lake Nona. 🤞
Yes 🙌 many of the original laureate park or LNcC homes need renovations within the next 5-10 years to remain top contenders.
One story living on a good size lot is a desirable plan for sure. Lmk when you start looking 👀;)
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Thanks putting out some shorts on listings and parade of homes this month
Looking forward to coming on the show! Great video.
Gonna be a great podcast discussion! I have so many investing questions to ask :)
I used to always hang out in Bham MI for the vibe. I moved to WP and compare the 2 areas often!
You get it! Yessss
Justin did it again! 🤌🏾
Haha I’m back! And ready to share more than just luxury homes 🏡 (will still be featuring those too) thanks for your support
This guy is an excellent property advisor AND hockey player!
Haha I need to get back on the ice soon! RDV is 15 mins from my house now
Hope you’re doing well!
I love the Lake Nona area, but it's really expensive.
I’ve been noticing some decent townhomes for $375k and single family homes for $500k recently. $210-$220 per square foot still feels like value. $190/ft if it is larger and needs updating but still a good buy in price if it’s the right neighborhood
@OrlandoPropertyAdvisor I looking for the impossible. 4 bed 2 1/2 bath, at least 24 square ft, one or two floor, office, formal dining room, large walk in closet, 3 car garage, no white cabinets and more modern. Under 600k, property taxes under 6k. Wishing on a star 🌟
700k is a budget now
I'd say entry level homeownership in Greater Orlando's beltway is $450k. That's a nice townhome or a single family smaller or older home that might need some updating. For $650k-$700k i'm seeing a lot more nicer options of SFH in great school districts that feel large enough to grow into, and not feel like a starter home. Hope this helps, our market is all grown up now and no longer a value price when you're in the premier neighborhoods of Orlando.
Mang Nona
Hey Mang! :)
Lake Nona is more of a spanish speaking community with many newcomers to FL from various countries, with no history as it's a fairly new community. Winter Park is the jewel of central FL with a robust amount of history. Winter Park has much more charm to it.
I believe LN if you include 32832 and parts of St. Cloud narcoossee it’s around 40% Hispanic. I’m still big on nona becoming a city within the Orlando beltway when the town center gets fully developed. Could take 20 years though. By then LN will have its own identity. Thanks for commenting
winter park is crime ridden
@@danteassai depends on which part of Winter park you're in. there is petty crime in high end neighborhoods too, like car window break-ins, we got police calls in Laureate Park as well as Winter Park near our street. but overall the core of these two areas is very safe and the residents demand it