North Shore At Lake Hart

It's a gated, family-oriented pocket of southeast Orlando near the Lake Nona corridor, with assigned schools at Lake Nona High, Innovation Middle, and Moss Park Elementary. The location keeps you about 21 minutes from the airport and 25 from downtown, which is a big draw for commuters. Buyers here often weigh it against nearby Laureate Park.

It sits in the mid-to-upper range for Orlando, with a median list price of $590,000 and an average of $246 per square foot. There's real spread, though — active listings run from $273,500 up to $2,275,000, with just one home currently above $1M. Compared to some inner-city Orlando homes for sale, you're paying more for space and the gated setting.

The median list price is $590,000, and over the last 12 months 47 homes sold at a median of $580,000. At an average of $246 per square foot and a median size of about 2,553 square feet, you're generally looking at larger single-family homes rather than compact starter properties.

It's a steady, patient market — homes are taking a median of 87 days to sell, so there's room to negotiate. That said, sellers are still getting about 98% of their asking price on average, which tells you well-priced homes hold their value. With only 11 active listings, inventory is tight compared to busier areas like Metro West.

The median HOA runs about $194 per month, which is typical for a gated community with shared upkeep. Property taxes come in around $4,950 per year at current values. If you're renting instead, the median lease is about $2,750 a month.