Lake Nona Real Estate Market Update: June 2026

Data current as of June 27, 2026 | Source: RPR / Stellar MLS

If you own a home in Lake Nona and you have been wondering what the market actually looks like right now, this is your update. Every number below comes directly from RPR and Stellar MLS data pulled June 27, 2026. No national averages. No guesses. Just what is happening here.

The short version: well-priced homes are moving in under a month at close to full asking price. Overpriced homes are sitting. The market is telling sellers a clear story, and the numbers make it easy to read.

What Closed in Lake Nona in June 2026

Sixty-six homes closed across the Lake Nona area in June 2026. Here is where those sales landed:

• Median sale price: $690,750
• Average sale price: $876,164
• Sale price range: $292,500 to $4,250,000
• Median sale-to-list ratio: 97.7%
• Average sale-to-list ratio: 97.1%
• Median days on market (sold homes): 23 days

That 97.7% sale-to-list ratio is the number to pay attention to. Sellers are getting very close to their asking price when they price the home correctly from the start. This is not a market where buyers are coming in 10% below list and winning.

The gap between median ($690,750) and average ($876,164) reflects the wide range of product in Lake Nona, from newer townhome-style homes in the $470K to $550K range up through estate properties in Laureate Park, Eagle Creek, and the Lake Nona Golf and Country Club enclave. See what homes are actually selling for in Lake Nona by price range.

Active Inventory: What Is on the Market Right Now

As of June 27, 2026, there were 71 active homes listed in the Lake Nona area.

• Median active list price: $774,990
• Average active list price: $1,026,690
• Median price per square foot (active): $275
• Median days on market (active): 15 days

If you are a seller, the 71 active homes are your competition. A buyer comparing your home to others will weigh condition, price per square foot, and location within the broader Lake Nona area. Knowing where you sit relative to those 71 homes matters before you set your list price.

Pending: How Many Homes Are Under Contract

46 homes are currently under contract in Lake Nona. Pending volume relative to active inventory tells you how active the buyer pool is.

• Median contract list price: $722,450
• Median cumulative days on market (pending): 40 days

Nearly two-thirds as many homes are under contract as are actively listed. Buyers are making decisions. The homes going under contract are priced in a range that reflects where real demand exists right now.

Expired Listings: What Did Not Sell

Nine homes expired during this period. These are properties that came off the market without an accepted offer.

• Median list price of expired homes: $789,999
• Average cumulative days on market: 125 days

Notice what stands out here. The median expired list price ($789,999) is notably higher than the median sold price ($690,750). The homes that failed to sell were priced above what buyers were willing to pay. They sat for an average of 125 days before coming off the market, often eventually relisting at a lower price from a weaker position.

Here is a deeper look at why some Lake Nona homes are not selling and what you can do if your home has been sitting without offers. If you are approaching that conversation from the front end, read this on how to price your Lake Nona home strategically.

What This Means If You Are Thinking About Selling

The June 2026 data tells a consistent story. Price it right and you sell in under a month at close to full price. Price it too high and you wait, often long enough that you end up reducing anyway, from a weaker negotiating position.

A few questions worth sitting with:

• How does your home compare to the 71 currently active listings?
• Are you priced near the homes that went under contract quickly, or near the ones that expired?
• What is the condition and price per square foot of your recent sold comps?

These are the questions a real pricing strategy conversation covers. If you are weighing whether now is the right time to sell in Lake Nona, read this. And if timing is your primary question, here is a detailed look at how long it takes to sell a home in Lake Nona.

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