Author: Karuna Singhvi

NEW PRICE!! This 3-bedroom, 2-bath corner-unit townhome offers a spacious single-story layout with plenty of room to make it your own. The home features tile flooring throughout much of the living space, high ceilings, ceiling fans, and large windows that bring in plenty of natural light. The kitchen offers plenty of cabinet and counter space along with stainless-steel appliances. The home features spacious bedrooms and separate living and dining areas. Sliding glass doors lead to the outdoor area. The property features a 2-car garage with parking space for up to 3 vehicles. Located in an area zoned for A-rated schools, this home offers plenty of space and a great opportunity for buyers looking to update and add their personal touch.

A recent ranking placed Orlando first among US cities for retirement, highlighting its mix of affordability, healthcare access, recreation, and daily living advantages.
Florida's lack of individual income, estate, and inheritance taxes strengthened Orlando's appeal, while many retirees also valued staying closer to children and grandchildren.
Orlando's theme parks, restaurants, entertainment venues, and growing cultural scene helped turn retirement homes into family hubs, giving relatives more reasons to visit.
The city ranked as the study's second-most affordable option and scored especially well in healthcare, including access to home healthcare and geriatric care.
That broad mix of costs, care, recreation, and family-friendly amenities helped Orlando outperform more conventional retirement destinations and stand out beyond its tourism reputation.

Florida now requires more accurate property tax estimates on residential Real Estate listings, helping figures better match what a new buyer could owe after purchase.
Many listings had shown the seller's current tax bill, which could appear artificially low under a state tax cap and surprise buyers at closing.
In Early-Q3, a county property appraiser's office released guidance explaining the law, after buyers had been confused by tax bills unlike listing estimates.
In Pinellas County, the issue touched ~395K residential parcels, including ~233K single-family homes, showing how widely clearer tax estimates can shape transactions.
Buyers still need due diligence: the county office offers an online tax estimator, and the new law starts listings with numbers closer to reality.

Orlando — Most Expensive homes for September 2026.

Listings (sorted by price):
1. Listing MFRO6409649 — $20,000,000
2. Listing MFRO6393339 — $15,500,000
3. Listing MFRO6320806 — $13,500,000
4. Listing MFRO6299022 — $10,500,000
5. Listing MFRO6392916 — $9,495,000
6. Listing MFRO6421879 — $8,995,000
7. Listing MFRO6431116 — $8,795,000
8. Listing MFRO6276187 — $8,569,000
9. Listing MFRO6421885 — $7,995,000
10. Listing MFRO6407557 — $7,900,000
11. Listing MFRO6393242 — $7,551,000
12. Listing MFRO6395513 — $7,495,000
13. Listing MFRO6366659 — $7,200,000
14. Listing MFRO6424263 — $6,750,000
15. Listing MFRO6366663 — $6,700,000

Indigenous Peoples’ Day celebrates, recognizes, and honors the beautiful traditions and cultures of the Indigenous People
We take a stand for and support the indigenous people on this day.
We should also offer our support to those who invest and uplift the indigenous communities.