Northlake Park Community Elementary

It's a strong fit for families and professionals who value convenience — Orlando International Airport is about 7 minutes away and Downtown Orlando roughly 27. The zone leans toward pools and gated neighborhoods, and it feeds respected high schools like Lake Nona High. It reads as a planned, amenity-rich community rather than a bargain hunter's district.

Yes, this is an upper-tier zone: the median list price is $1,135,000 and 17 of the 33 active listings are above $1M. That said, homes are actually closing at a $588,500 median, so the sold market is more accessible than the asking prices suggest. Expect a genuine range, from around $333,000 to well into the millions.

The average is about $603 per square foot, on a median home size near 2,879 square feet. That pricing reflects the newer, amenity-heavy inventory — Olympia High and other Orlando zones can look different — so it pays to compare a specific home against recent sales rather than the headline average.

Steady and negotiable. Homes are taking a median of 56 days to sell and sellers are collecting 96% of asking on average, with 102 homes sold over the past 12 months. That combination gives serious buyers time and a little leverage without pointing to a falling market.

Plan for a median HOA of about $518 per month, which tracks with the gated, amenity-driven communities here. Median property tax runs around $8,538 per year, and if you're weighing renting first, the median rent is roughly $2,875 per month.