Moving to Downtown Orlando

[@greenapple9477]

3:26 What a cute house! ☺😊 I visited downtown today. It only restriegened (can't spell today apparently) my wish to live in Orlando again.

[@GLOCKMIKEGAMING]

I live in downtown Orlando and it’s beautiful

[@deewoods9678]

How bad is it with the tourist and growing population. I'm considering moving downtown end of next year. I was thinking about Daytona first but I need to be in growing economy. I lived in Miami, W Palm Beach and NYC. Is it fast enough to some degree to have that NY feel? I would never live back in Miami, Palm Beach is for the elderly. I love NYC but too expensive. Orlando seem like a good fit.

[@GLOCKMIKEGAMING]

@@deewoods9678 you won’t be disappointed. But it is nowhere near NYC’s pace

[@DavidMedinaOnTheRoadToFreedom]

And I’m jealous.

[@BlitzOfTheReich]

@@deewoods9678 Downtown Orlando is nowhere near the tourist areas. Disney is in Kissimmee and Universal is by Conroy road.

[@deewoods9678]

@@BlitzOfTheReich thanks. After going to Orlando a few times and knowing what I know now I decided to stay put. I'll pass for now. I'll visit all day though. Lol

[@floridadreams263]

Great video Ken. The downtown area has always intrigued me but I never was that familiar with the area. Thanks for the video and the education. We appreciate the great content. Thank you for sharing. Have a great day!

[@ChrisColgan]

I like it! Usually i am in the Disney area. never spent much time in Downtown Orlando

[@OrlandoPropertyAdvisor]

I got a parking ticket at tin & taco the other day, they are johnny on the spot these days! Great video

[@kenpozek]

It’s a right of passage!

[@kimmykat89]

Sounds good! I love flat bread pizza.

[@jonny5777]

Great video as usual I had no idea there was such a variety of houses in Orlando. 1920’s for me please

[@kenpozek]

It’s a welcomed surprise, right?!

[@kimmykat89]

Local... I like the bikes. Anyone else?

[@terraJosh]

When I move to Orlando I want you as my realtor!

[@kenpozek]

Would love to help!

[@Burps___]

Another great vid, Ken. My wife & i were seeing the modern high rise listings in 3-4 new buildings around Lake Eola (one was touted as the highest floor residence in central Florida) and wondering if it’d be like an ivory tower...great once you’re “home”, but you’re not going to walk around the lake area at night. Can that immediate area be like that for safety? Btw, Thornton Park area looks like a gem! Thank you.

[@kenpozek]

Checking out the city stats on safety is a good start. That said, I walk around the lake at night taking photos (for my hobby) and always feel safe

[@Burps___]

@@kenpozek Okay, thank you, Ken.

[@christophera.turner3394]

How about Davenport, Haines City and Winter Haven area’s.

[@greenapple9477]

Davenport and Haines City is not worth it. Nothing about them stands out.

[@christophera.turner3394]

@@greenapple9477 first of all thanks for replying, I am from New York and reside in the area but I must say that the City of Winter Haven has a plethora of amenities to offer such as Legoland, restaurants ( franchises and mom and pops) retail shopping(big box and local), the chain of Lakes system , water shows ( Cyoress Garden water skiers),waterfront residence,fishing,hiking trails,a regional airport and Bok Tower nearby stands as just a few beautiful go to’s that exemplifies the area. Also the home prices are far less expensive then any other area around right now. I believe this area is worth a peek on the show as a go to area.

[@thebananaman5242]

I used to live by there! (Not in that area) I just used to go by there it was a very beautiful place

[@kimmykat89]

Cool video. I'd like to check out college park.

[@dmdrewitt]

Such a great looking home at 3:28. What street is this on please?

[@kenpozek]

The ginger bread looking house?

[@dmdrewitt]

@@kenpozek Yes!

[@kenpozek]

It’s on Lake Adair blvd

[@dmdrewitt]

@@kenpozek Thank you, found it. That's an amazing property with an amazing view over Lake Adair!

[@richardneilan2392]

No mention of the up-and-coming Milk District?

[@kenpozek]

So many more videos to come. Packing district, milk district, hourglass district! Let’s goo!!

[@chicagocarless]

But. Thornton Park is essentially downtown's bedroom community. They're thisclose. You can literally just stroll right into downtown or access the free downtown Lymmo bus, no big deal. College Park is two miles away on the other side of three lakes and I-4. You aren't strolling anywhere, much less into downtown. And if you're moving downtown because it's the region's public transit hub, all you have in College Park is one, single, every-half-hour bus to Lynx Central Station. It's a good neighborhood, but even with a car, it is NOT downtown.