College Park, Orlando, FL32804

Real Estate Data & Market Trends

Key Metrics at a Glance

Median Home Value
$489,000
2.2% YoY Growth
Median Household Income
$113,000
55.9% 5-Year Growth
Days on Market
68
28.0% Longer than last year
Home Price Forecast
0.2%
Median Rent
$2,000
6.8% YoY Growth
1-Bed Rent
$1,450
3.4% YoY Growth
2-Bed Rent
$1,900
2.5% YoY Growth
3-Bed Rent
$2,700
0.7% YoY Growth

Property Listings — College Park, Orlando, FL

As of Aug '25 and according to Realtor.com, the median days on market for a home in College Park, Orlando, FL is 68. This is an increase of 28.0% from last year. This indicates that homes are sitting on the market longer than last year. The percentage of listed homes with a reduced price is 47.0%. This is a large percentage of inventory, suggesting a lot of supply pressure on home prices.

MetricZip Code AverageYear over Year % Change
Median Listing Price
$631,0006.0%
Listing Count
164N/A
Listings as % of Homes1.1%N/A
Days on Market
6828.0%
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Demographics — College Park, Orlando, FL

MetricLatest CensusYoY % Change
Population
21,10019.4%
% Under 18
17.1%-1.7%
% Under 5N/AN/A
% Seniors
13.3%-13.6%
% WFH
20.2%96.1%
% w/ College Degree
61.4%23.3%
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Race and Ethnicity

MetricLatest Census5-Year % Change
% White
72.7%-5.1%
% Black
5.1%4.1%
% Hispanic
14.9%18.3%
% Asian
3.5%34.6%
% Foreign Born
9.9%6.5%
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Mortgage and Risk — College Park, Orlando, FL

According to the latest data from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) as of 2023, the number of mortgages originated in College Park, Orlando, FL in that year was 347. 90.0% of all primary home loans were conventional, the remainder were government-backed loans, such as FHA loans. The average loan-to-value for all loans was 61.0%. Of those, 24.0% were >90% loan to value. This is considered very high, suggesting that mortgage risk is large in College Park, Orlando, FL. Investor activity in College Park, Orlando, FL is low, as 3.0% of all loans are originated by investors. In 2023, 10.0% of all loans were cash-out refinances, suggesting few homeowners are actively tapping their home's equity.

Mortgages

MetricZip Code AverageMetro AverageState Average
Total Loan Originations
347N/AN/A
% Conventional Loans
90.0%N/AN/A
% Government Loans
10.0%N/AN/A
% Investor Loans
3.0%N/AN/A
% Second Loans
2.0%N/AN/A
% Cash Out Refinance
10.0%N/AN/A
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Rentals and Section 8 — College Park, Orlando, FL

As of 2024, the percent of homes in College Park, Orlando, FL under the Section 8 program is 0.5%. This is considered low, suggesting that the neighborhood is sparsely composed of Section 8 homes. Section 8 opportunity is good when HUD pays homeowners more than the average rental market rate for various home sizes. For each bedroom size, the average difference between HUD payments and market rents is shown in the table below.

Section 8 Market Size

Total Units under HUD
12
Total Units Section 8
12
% Rentals under Section 8
0.5%
% Occupied Section 8
84.0%

Section 8 Opportunity

Home SizeHUD PremiumMarket RentMax HUD Rent
1 Bedroom$360$1,450$1,810
2 Bedroom$150$1,900$2,050
3 Bedroom-$100$2,700$2,600
4 Bedroom-$800$3,900$3,100

Affordability — College Park, Orlando, FL

Home Price to Income Ratio

MetricZip Code AverageMetro AverageState Average
Home Price to Income Ratio4.2N/AN/A
Median Home Price$489,000N/AN/A
Median Household Income$113,000N/AN/A

College Park, Orlando, FL — ZIP Code Boundary Map

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