
Alafaya and Avalon Park
A walkable town center in east Orange County
Orange County · 32828 · 32825 · 32826 · 32820 · 32833
The market here right now
Few homes for sale. Sellers still hold the cards.
Homes for sale
172
+20.7% vs a year ago
Days on market
65
typical wait
Price cuts
28.6%
share of listings
FHA share
15.1%
Orange County
Avalon Park is a master-planned traditional neighborhood in east Orange County built around a genuine town center, surrounded by the wider Alafaya corridor and its gated townhome communities. It has been one of the metro's stronger five-year price performers.






The detail
More about Alafaya and Avalon Park
The town center model
Avalon Park was designed so that shops, restaurants, schools and parks sit within walking distance of the housing rather than out on an arterial. The result is a downtown of its own with a regular events calendar. Housing runs from townhomes through detached single family, with alley-loaded garages on much of the older stock.
UCF and the research corridor
The University of Central Florida and the surrounding research park are immediately north, which underpins both the rental market and steady owner-occupied demand. Note that a major energy employer is relocating its regional headquarters from the research park to Lake Nona, which shifts some commuting demand south over the next few years.
Getting around
SR-408 runs west into downtown Orlando and SR-417 connects north and south. The Waterford Lakes retail area sits between Avalon Park and the 408 interchange.
Related reading
From the journal

In Cape Coral, the canal decides the price. Not the house.
Cape Coral has more miles of navigable canal than any city in the world, and two identical houses on two different canals are not the same asset. Here is the distinction that sets the price, and the one most buyers from out of state miss.

Baldwin Park has the tightest supply in the metro, and there is a structural reason
Of every scored ZIP code in Central Florida, one sits at the very top. It is not an accident of demand. It is a consequence of how the neighborhood was built and what cannot happen there.
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Source: Realtor.com Economic Research, with FHA share from HMDA via CFPB · Data through September 2026



