Central Florida Market Snapshot: September 2026 at a Glance

This market snapshot shows a split story for Central Florida in September 2026. Homes sold faster in two of three counties, prices moved in different directions, and sales volume dipped across the board. Here’s a quick side-by-side look at how Seminole, Orange, and Volusia counties performed in September 2026.

Seminole County

Median sale price: $395,000 (down from $403,805 in September 2025)
Median days to sell: 26 (down from 38)
Properties sold: 434 (down from 441)

Orange County

Median sale price: $443,745 (up from $436,250 in September 2025)
Median days to sell: 33 (up from 32)
Properties sold: 1,278 (down from 1,350)

Volusia County

Median sale price: $340,000 (up from $334,355 in September 2025)
Median days to sell: 39 (down from 51)
Properties sold: 625 (down from 729)

What This Means

September brought more variety than August. Seminole and Volusia both saw homes sell noticeably faster than a year ago, cutting 12 days off their median time on market, while Orange held essentially steady. On pricing, Orange and Volusia each posted a gain of about 1.7%, while Seminole dipped about 2%. The one shared trend was sales volume, which declined in all three counties. Fewer homes are changing hands, but well-priced homes are still moving quickly, especially in Seminole and Volusia.

Want the full breakdown for your area, including property types, cash vs. financing, price ranges, and the highest and lowest sales of the month? Check them out here: Seminole, Orange, and Volusia.

Data source: All statistics provided by Stellar MLS for September 2026.