Hunters Creek Middle

It's a solid choice for families who want a settled, master-planned feel with easy access to the rest of Orlando. Gated communities and neighborhood pools are common here, and you're about 20 minutes from the airport and 25 from the theme parks. Nearby high school options like Colonial High round out the picture for households thinking a few years ahead.

It sits in a middle range for the Orlando area, with a median list price of $413,000 and active homes running from $171,000 up to $875,000. At an average of $221 per square foot on a median home size of 1,640 sqft, there's room for both starter budgets and move-up buyers. There are currently no $1M+ or new-construction listings, so this is largely an established-home market.

Over the past 12 months, 204 homes closed at a median sold price of $471,500, while today's active listings carry a median list of $413,000. The gap reflects the mix of what's currently for sale versus what recently sold. You can track current pricing on the live map as new listings come on.

It's balanced and steady rather than frantic. Homes are taking a median of 57 days to sell, and sellers are averaging about 97% of their asking price — meaning buyers have negotiating room but shouldn't expect deep discounts on sharp listings. With 87 active homes on the market, there's enough selection to compare and be patient.

The median HOA runs about $221 per month, which tracks with the gated, amenity-heavy communities that make up much of this zone. Median property tax comes in around $3,768 per year. If you're weighing a rental strategy instead, the median rent here is about $2,025 per month — you can see comparable Orlando homes for sale to gauge your numbers.