SERIOUS TROUBLE in these THREE ORLANDO Communities! - Get Out Now!

[@jaredjonesorlandoliving]

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[@rdesplou2379]

This video is accurate. I live in the 34771 zip code and the amount of land sold to developers exploded during 2020 (Covid) and they’re STILL building homes, but not the roads to alleviate traffic congestion 🙃 It’s ridiculous.

[@Acc0rd79]

Kissimmee/ST cloud has become a Sht show. We are activing looking to leave. This town has become a nightmare along Fortune road/SImpson/192.

[@brookeceballos7446]

34771 here and I agree!! So much for "small town living!" I don't even want to leave the house anymore because of the thought of traffic in every direction! 192 and Narcoossee are a nightmare!!!

[@ziggywonka50]

I rent in Audubon park, the house across from me is a 3/1 ya only 1 bathroom. It sat on the market for 2017-2018. Someguy bought it for 250. In 2020 they fliped it for 525 and it just sold again a few months ago for 600. Single level. Shaped weird. 1 bathroom still hittin 600. Something gotta give

[@powellpropertyservices]

I run a remodeling company in the winter haven area… I’m seeing a lot of empty nesters that wanted to sell and get into something smaller that are now staying out and remodeling since prices and interest rates are high plus more and more inventory is piling up. They feel trapped in the houses they are in.

[@karalas]

My next door neighbors are one of them

[@lindahusson4206]

Me too!

[@stevenpietrusza6944]

my mouth is watering. 30k saved. i save another 4k a month. first time homebuyer

[@imdannymartins]

Wait another year!

[@Acc0rd79]

I'm right on East Lake Toho in 34744. Let me tell you there are 5 homes for sale in my country club. We are actually looking to leave in the next 6 months or more and we are slowly cleaning up the home and painting it. I can't remember the last time I saw 5 homes for sale in my small neighborhood at the same time. I've never seen so many homes for sale as you drive down Lakeshore into St Cloud. The traffic is a Sht show and everyone is from NY/NJ or PR. My wife is so fed up with it that she has job interviews in Kentucky and Missouri in the next 2 weeks. Her medical job was bought out in Orlando and cut her pay by 60k. She's walking and we are worried we may get stuck catching the falling knife of home prices. They are offering so much up there though that we may just end up taking the sign on bonus and paying off the last of this home and holding it if nothing comes of it. We bought in 2012 so we are WAY ahead but if you bought here in the last few years you are beyond upside down.

[@Hold-my-beer]

Remington? lol I’m on the same boat leaving this place asap. I was living on hardwood for years but I left the area because of the traffic stayed in St. Cloud for a bit and it turned to sht as well. Right now I’m in poinciana but believe it or not it’s been ok compared to that area. Since I work in Haines city I really don’t deal with that crazy traffic. But either way I’m looking into small towns in Texas or Tennessee

[@Miami7]

I'll take the PRs over the NY/NJs anytime.

[@Acc0rd79]

@@Hold-my-beer right around the corner actually. Fortune is a standstill almost all day long now. Simpson is in full construction and 192 backs up for miles. I will never ever come back here again. She was offered the job up there and we are leaving around December. Gonna try to pack up most things by October so we can take a truck up North and only keep the bare necessities here.

[@Acc0rd79]

@@Miami7 the problem is most of the PR coming here are from NY/NJ :)

[@jaysanti1718]

The map is informative, but I think leaves out important details that paint a better picture of reality. Granted, this is anecdotal. My fiance and I sold our homes to buy a new one together. Sold mine in March, just sold hers last month. I was in 34743, listed a townhome in the 270s range and I ultimately sold above asking with multiple offers in the same weekend I listed. She was in 32829 zip code, listed around 380s, took about a month to sell but ultimately sold a little over asking with a few offers as well. Both of our homes were older. 70s and 90s. What I noticed going through both those sales and purchasing our new one is that the market is still extremely hot and eager for affordable housing. Anything under 400k will end up with over 1k saves on Zillow in 72 hours, tons of realtors asking to show it to their clients within hours of listing, packed open houses, etc. I believe this video, and the map in it, is probably doing an overall average. Which is fine, it's fair data. But the bigger picture is buyers are eager and willing to throw money at affordable homes, and if you own an affordable home, you still hold most of the cards.

[@cciflooring413]

There is a lot of homes here that they original owner or the owner that has lots of equity,has not done anything to the house and the house still looks like it looked back in 2000

[@Daniel-gh6uk]

Yeah this is no joke. I browse houses here from time to time and it's like the amount of work it would take to bring a lot of these houses into the 21st century is a hard pass. Who would spend $800k to be at the ground floor of needing to do a ton of renovations? Orlando houses majorly look like crap and some of the ones that do look good are in terrible locations since this airport consumes like half the city. Not sure how someone thinks they can fetch over a million dollars for a house that practically sits on the runway at Orlando Intl. Maybe it's just me but if I can see your house on short final to runway 18R it's not worth anything. It took Shaq a long time to sell his house here for a reason. It's tacky 90's living for 2024 prices.

[@adamsauer6516]

@@Daniel-gh6uk my biggest issue with orlando market.. houses are literally falling apart but want 800k.. not even miami at its worst has this happened.

[@Daniel-gh6uk]

@@adamsauer6516 Yeah rational thought in most markets is long gone. If Jared is right and he seems to be as far as I can tell, it's not going to be good for people who thought they could make bad purchasing decisions and be absolved of them by continuing lunacy. Keep in mind that the GFC wasn't a one day, month, or year long event. It took several years for all of that to unfold. Stimulus continued until late November of last year so we're really only now getting close to the main event. Part of the problem is people are glued to the internet so it feels slower since everyone is looking at the proverbial clock tick in near real time.

[@ianoblen8900]

Hey what is the name of that software that you are using? Thanks!

[@iamfunsize6853]

@@Daniel-gh6uk1/2 the city? I don’t think so … Maybe the cost of everything has delayed the upgrades to homes … insurance is a struggle for seniors to keep up with! This is no longer a retiree state

[@21kaylanicole]

This is true, i live in Lake Nona, the traffic here sucks and they find any tiny piece of land they can to build homes and apartments

[@sparkykitty6870]

I live in Clermont. From the Citrus Tower you used to be able to see miles & miles of citrus trees. Now all you see are developments!

[@A-TeamFamilyEscapades]

Same here. I live between Kissimmee and Celebration (5 minutes away from Celebration). All you see now are freaking apartment complexes. Every day, I drive to and from work (working in Research Park near UCF), I have almost 2 near accidents and always pass by an accident on the way home. It's always the same story... a POS car with what appears to be someone not originally from this country caused/was involved with it. The infrastructure can't hold or sustain this. Someone in the City is being paid off to allow all of these apartment complexes to go up.

[@phillipb9328]

Those mocking you about Disney are obviously not shareholders

[@jaredjonesorlandoliving]

If you're interested in state-level real estate topics, check out my other channel, where we cover the housing insurance crisis, HOA issues, and the top markets across Florida. - www.youtube.com/@jaredjonesontv

[@cciflooring413]

@@jaredjonesorlandoliving thanks. I sure will,great job by the way

[@normahernandez355]

Sadly it’s all controlled by our Current GOVENOR….Rot DeSantis which is part of this destruction, of Florida!!!

[@briantracy1324]

18:00 that's why I-4 is a parking lot northbound from lakeland to LBV daily...

[@mgoncalves5596]

All these home developers are destroying Florida as a whole! Something needs to be done because it's out of control

[@kd9937]

Other states could get their acts together It's tough being the best state in America

[@mgoncalves5596]

@@kd9937 Agreed!

[@sparkykitty6870]

If other states are to get their acts together, they need to think about that when they vote!

[@kd9937]

@@sparkykitty6870 yeah like down here in Florida for example we need to vote for county commissioners that will make developers develope business centers, roads and schools instead of just subdivisions and more subdivisions

[@chriszenko3598]

Was looking to buy in West palm beach area but the weather was a big factor decided to now look in North Carolina better bang for your buck and the homes are more spread out compared to Florida

[@Grannynan]

I hope you haven't bought in western NC before hurricane Helene.

[@ajcsonsforge6370]

This artificial inflated price market needs to crash back down.

[@Jellyswrld]

Husband and i are patiently waiting on market downturn. Specifically in Four Corners, ChampionsGate area. The prices are dropping but the homes are still over valued. Sellers are not willing to come down. Many are trying to make $100k + profit from when they purchased around 2022 which is outrageous. They need to sell faster than we need to buy. Also new construction is coming down faster and better incentivizing potential buyers but those sellers aren’t fully understanding that. I honestly rather buy new construction, but I’m dead set on having a pool (or plunge pool). Until we find one for low cost (especially since HOA’s are high in the area) we will just wait.

[@theirishhammer9108]

It depends how desperate they are. They’ll start dropping when comps start diving

[@Dohair879]

Having a pool is a money pit. Overrated, never again imo.

[@Truknup]

I’m waiting patiently… I bought my place now in 2008 at a ridiculous discount…

[@littlebitmckee8234]

I don’t think many buyers are willing to jump in until pre-2019 prices return. My house is just fine unless prices drop

[@Capodimonte99]

I live in Florida. It's going to go way down. Amazing how everyone think their homes are worth a million dollars. Not for long.

[@miamianz]

i live in 32807 bought for 120k made repairs and updates to everything its now 400k most homes are 50s 60s being flippped repaired and obviously out of reach for most and the city just passed redevelopment plan for the areas near downtown. Orlando approves nearly $20 million project to redevelop and redesign downtown.

[@flip3d]

32839, Texas Ave is the hood. Almost as bad as Pine Hills.

[@lillianlojan2010]

Stay away from Texas & Americana. Bad crime out there.

[@TheLbrown17]

People are moving over in that area as well.

[@kevinlove3025]

Texas ave is def the hood 🤣

[@kd9937]

I'd say Texas Ave is just as bad

[@usps7658]

I don't even drive through that area.

[@E39M5SPEED]

Only problem for those in HOA communities. They are screwed. Nobody wants to buy in HOA anymore. 😢

[@lindahusson4206]

I absolutely refused to

[@mishelleminella4331]

Same here- I refused to buy inside a hoa

[@diesel104]

If they were run by people who cared about what they were spending and tried to save, they would keep their residents. Unfortunately, a lot of HOAs are run by power hungry peopl..

[@jaredjonesorlandoliving]

See my latest update on my other channel about HOA here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/qoPXhnWLj9CghLc

[@shinymew2887]

I’d rather live in my car or a church than to be caught dead in HOA

[@videoverna]

We are in the 32792 zip code. We purchased a condo/townhouse 10 years ago for 189K. Of course, it's worth nearly double now. It's a newer house in a newish small gated community. Will values in this area go up or down in value in 3 to 5 years? We are close to Full Sail and the new eateries, Canes and Dutch Brothers. We're across from Winter Pines golf course.

[@3103Juan]

No 32839 is bad crime area but they have cleaned it up. But still have bad spot along o.b.t and Holden area

[@CountChronicle]

That’s also the Millenia Mall area.

[@johnPxIV]

I'm a Realtor in Texas. Every single property has a price drop. Homes that would've sold so quickly over asking a year ago are now doing price drops. Buyers are getting picky.

[@Michd0417]

As we should. It’s about time. Last two years were depressing for first time buyers

[@Drinkdelish]

Buyers are getting smarter and buying with less emotions and more logic

[@Kendrix1]

Living on the Winter Park chain of Lakes is much more desirable location than the Butler Chain...

[@shahankoor]

Can you cover such breakdown for brevard county

[@anapaulagueiros1554]

Yes, please.

[@diannefinch1176]

Yes space coast!

[@CarlosRodriguez-ox3bg]

I am in 32828. Prices have held steady, particularly in the Avalon Park area. One of the main reason is limited housing and many families looking to get into the schools in the area which are all A rated.

[@stephanierovegno6821]

FYI: In and around Orlando and south Florida, I’ve been staying at several timeshare resorts over the Summer and have noticed late May early June was the busiest at the parks and occupancy at its peak at the resorts. Now that school has started most every where, the resort is barely 1/4 of what it was just 1-3 weeks ago. Lots of availability now through even September now. The resorts said they are only 10-15% occupied for reservations presently.

[@arnolfinilmf]

I leave in Mall at Millenia area (32839), I'm a bartender, I lov to leave here because I close of everything (places to work, grocery stores...) but... There is no homes here just a bunch of condos 😅 Basically you can't by q house here

[@HuynhFamilyFL]

Our new house in Saint Cloud just went up $100k. Pulte is moving out of SunBridge and their last three units are overpriced.

[@ButterflyFl123]

Please consider a video on The Seller issues in The Villages?

[@jamieponiatowski7909]

You started talking about Winter Haven and then got side tracked to Davenport and never finished. Just found you on the tube and you truly are so knowledgeable.

[@jaredjonesorlandoliving]

Sorry about that! I will cover lakeland metro again soon.

[@jamieponiatowski7909]

@@jaredjonesorlandoliving Thanks so much. Your videos are almost too informative. The Insurance issues... cost of car and home insurance are really creating a lot of doubt about retiring down there. Really sad to see what has happened to Florida.

[@serenas8144]

Very very few vocals live in Davenport, Davenport is mainly short-term rentals because it's by Disney's Westgate, and down from the main gate. I would not buy in davenport Davenport is mainly owned by Investors for short-term rentals.

[@jamieponiatowski7909]

@@serenas8144excellent point, thank you for sharing.

[@billdonn1]

Hi Jared, Wondering how the home values in the Serenoa community in the South Clermont area arecholding up? It is just west of Horizon West and south of Wellness Way. TY

[@119Agent]

I have a home in 34786 (Windermere address, but "Windernear") and 32828 (Avalon Park). Still doing quite well in those areas which surprises me. I think I'm just inside the metro bubble (and the Windermere and Avalon Park addresses help I bet). You go a little west into Horizon West or south to Davenport it gets rough because new home inventory is still so high. I'm 20 years from retirement so I think I"m safe but the crash in 2008 really brought down the upkeep in the neighborhoods and that is what I'm afraid of.

[@JustAGrl007]

I can't wait to sell my home and don't think I'll ever buy another one in this state again. Homeowners insurance is ridiculous right now! With no end in sight on when we'll get reasonable prices.

[@paulgreen5713]

We will call it a crash when people can afford a home in the area. That's not the case. We make $100k a year, and we could never afford anything near Orlando.

[@BrianK-zz4fk]

I live in 32803. This is correct, inventory is tight, have a pending on same sq as mine at well above mine. its micro but think the zip is overall great for sellers

[@FriedFx]

Thanks for the insights! 👍 I'm in 32707 and those houses are so old and not worth the $400K+ asking price. Short ceilings, thin window, weird layouts and small bedrooms. Insane. My rent keeps going up...

[@dhp7799]

Currently renting for the past 6 years in Casselberry/ Winter Park area. Rent keeps going up. While area I live crime and the town home are not maintained. Really wanting to move in to a more affordable area Deland/ Deltona. Working remotely I can move further from the office. Just been watching and waiting for a market change to buy a manufactured or regular home. Would love to know if the areas I’m looking into might go on a downturn. Want this to be my last move!!!

[@olachi-lahdeee]

With the growth in Clermont example Olympic center & many housing complexes I notice the 34714 was in a light blue, does that indicate property value dropping? I would assume different with the growth

[@jayj3642]

Great content and he knows what he is talking about 😊

[@irisbodre8939]

I would like to see an analysis on the best areas for buy and hold strategies. Thanks in advance.

[@cjairo]

Traffic to Orlando was hell from Tampa two weekends ago. SeaWorld lines was crazy long. Did not Orlando make a record on tourists flying in or visiting recently?

[@AFAskygoddess]

When I moved about 80 miles northeast of Orlando five years ago, I was shocked to learn how expensive housing is there. I wouldn't live in that city if you gave me a house in Orlando. People around me only go there when absolutely necessary.

[@AdventureEncounters]

Thanks for your video! It's appreciated 👏

[@SeanOkykTPAbay]

I’m currently watching this under the power of a generator. Had to wait 2 hours in line to fill my gas cans. And I am one of the lucky ones. My insurance has gone up $1300 this year after putting $20000 of new hurricane windows in this year. Been in Florida since 1998. Looking for somewhere else to go. To expensive and stressful here.

[@jaredjonesorlandoliving]

Hope your back on the grid. Where you considering leaving to?

[@robertjackson8805]

From a tourism standpoint, which as you mentioned has impacted the Airbnb market in a big way, you have to wonder if some of that is also related to many waiting on Epic Universe in 2025; especially from an intentional tourism perspective. There are lots of folks holding off right now to experience the new park next year and will undoubtedly pack those airbnb’s once again.

[@yohuevon]

Thankfully Cele is insulated from a lot of the 34747 turmoil and rental market. But we're crazy priced and people still moving into the new Island Village development. Truly is a bubble here.

[@thomaslyons9101]

Great video. Would love to know your take on the current condo situation in the greater Orlando area.

[@2222paulr]

Interested in you covering the Volusia county area.

[@jaredjonesontv]

Yes! Volusia update is due. Thanks for the recommendation.

[@AFAskygoddess]

I'm in Volusia, too. I'd love to see a video.

[@livingthedream923]

Same. My son has been looking to buy in Volusia County for almost a year now.

[@thomsieloff3463]

I am in Cocoa beach and a former Super Host. Own a 6 unit. Most of the houses here that are selling are for AirBnb. Lots of houses for sale...

[@KeithLburns]

Goldenrod between curryford and lake underhill is where I grew up and that place is imploding

[@wdnpushpole]

Orlando is a total shit show these days. Over developed over crowded

[@allenhonaker4107]

I'm not from FL but there is a huge demographic consideration that was not mentioned. I'm a boomer and we are starting to die off. What arent dying off will be headed to the nursing home. Looking at the population numbers I believe this is going to turn the market down everywhere over the nex couple of decades.

[@jacka5676]

America receives many more migrants.

[@rkl32159]

The final middle finger the boomers will give subsequent generations who own homes.

[@kylekotecha9931]

I had an 8bdr Airbnb in Davenport. So glad I sold it. It was not renting the way it should have. I knew something was off

[@michaelgarrity6090]

This is the first time that I have seen one of your videos, I have a house for sale in The Plantation of Leesburg. I'd like to see an episode that you talk about the market in Middle and Southern parts of Lake County. Thanks.

[@hank74-287]

How do you see Port Saint Lucie? It was nice and affordable two years ago and looks like a bubble now. Is this the new normal or should shifts be expected?

[@jorgepena3771]

Brooo Orlando is full of Venezuelan people now.

[@serenas8144]

We are? I have saw a few Palestinians protesting, but I have seen no Venezuelan Gangs at all. Third generation from Orlando here.

[@shinymew2887]

⁠@@serenas8144I promise you they’re here and it’s like a super underground community. The Amazon Fulfillment Center by the airport I used to work at had hundreds. Every other manager was Venezuelan. Transferred to a different one = same shit. Sheet Metal Factory = raining Venezuelans. They’re all over now, they’re what Puerto Ricans used to be. Haitian community is even bigger than before too. Shit is fucking wild.

[@shinymew2887]

⁠​⁠I promise you they’re here and it’s like a super underground community. The Amazon Fulfillment Center by the airport I used to work at had hundreds. Every other manager was Venezuelan. Transferred to a different one = same shit. Sheet Metal Factory = raining Venezuelans. They’re all over now, they’re what Puerto Ricans used to be. Haitian community is even bigger than before too. Shit is wild.

[@shinymew2887]

@@serenas8144not sure about the gangs but they’re here

[@deannacrownover3]

As a fifth generation Florida native, I find the equating Davenport to Metro Orlando absolutely hysterical! The last time I was in Davenport there were no paved roads.

[@michaelmella243]

Stop by and take another gander

[@Robert-lr3wr]

Been lately, probably not, it's a traffic disaster

[@deannacrownover3]

@@michaelmella243 I'll probably never go down 27 again. We got freaked out by all the people moving in. When we decided to move, it was because lake Wales doubled in size and I lived there for 25 years and there's no way I'm living around that many people! Now we live in the northern part of big bend, 6 mi from the Georgia line. (But still in Florida!)

[@cciflooring413]

Those house are still mostly no renovations on those house

[@thepatriot9136]

Jared, I’m in Brevard county I’m at GC. I’m saying a big upkeep of remodeling. It’s super busy here but one thing that is strange to me is within a year so we go back a year from today. I’m seeing people with companies from Miami and New York. come here to Brevard county Buying Commercial Realestate paying ridiculous prices. I’m talking 2 to 3 times what these commercial places are worth matter fact where my shop is it’s rundown it’s garbage. It’s really only worth maybe 1.8 million but today’s price is worth 3.2 somebody from down south came up and offered the owner 6.5 million which is ridiculousand I just heard someone else they had to get out of their shop because the new owner raises rent from 5000 to 8000 a month. What the hell is going on here in Brevard County

[@GODLUAT]

who are paying so much?

[@luisquinteros7492]

Brevards nice and quiet love the place currently live in psl

[@360virtualorlando]

That’s why you the buy the fixer upper in a good neighborhood. Cheers from 32789.

[@lokopito3826]

Dontknow why he said altamonte is a bad idea i bought 4 property for the price of one was about 11 years ago spent 210k already has sold 2 of em total profit was about 455k for both still got the most expensive qnd the least expensive at my dispense they the one bringing money nonstop

[@CVetteMan1111]

I live in a part of Orlando not far outside the shadow of downtown. Not far from the airport. Not far from the theme parks. No HOA. Nice lake in the hood. Houses build with late 70's early 80's charm. Medium to large yard space. Good flood mitigation. Good luck to anybody moving here trying to find anything like that without an HOA these days.

[@evidenceofaliens6991]

im shocked 😮 i just saw his subscriber count less than half way through the video. the video is far too well done and the lighting and editing and just overall feel is that of a multi million subscriber channel with multiple people behind it.

[@dbrew2u]

I have a friend who lives in the Orlando area . He told me that you can't drive anywhere and not see a new Housing Development that's under construction . He has never seen anything like it before . Perhaps the massive amount of development will slow the rise in Home Prices in Orlando ?

[@amrice62]

So true- winter garden crazy building . Many other towns right off highway 417,

[@MrJacks1959]

I live in Orlando relatively close to Kissimmee, new construction all over, including along 417 & 528. As someone in the real estate industry I would tell my wife how these areas would be great for multifamily development, now I'm kicking myself in the ass.

[@ramirez02727]

Yes, and the rents are now at $2500 with 35k jobs? Buyer beware. Where is the lie? Follow the money. Read the fine print.

[@jman1948]

Its true. And the jobs here pay shit so IDK where the money is coming from.

[@michaelgarrity6090]

The housing building boom is going on in the Mineola-Clermont area.

[@blake-jackson]

Duh, "not tipping over yet" because of price. How does that not tell you prices need to come down to where they were?

[@BookerT1]

i’ve been watching the orlando market for the last 4 months. someone seems to think allot of people will move to the area or they are currently overbuilding

[@brucefranklin6765]

As a native Floridian, you couldn’t give me a free home in the Orlando area to live in.

[@jimlarkin7859]

Jared population across all socioeconomic strata are strapped. Not expecting evictions to start in Isleworth anytime soon but Never Say Never!!!

[@antonleimbach648]

I lived in Florida from when I was a kid to just a few years ago (1970-2019) and it’s has changed so much. That said the last few years we were there the insurance industry is planning for the future. Global Warming is going to change everything and people are already leaving. The mass migration to Florida from the north east is slowly fading and the amount of people leaving Florida is slowly increasing. Floridas housing market has been booming since the 1950’s but that trend will end soon. When that happens the crash in prices is going to be extreme. You can already see it happening in Miami. Get out while you still can get a good price. We moved to Tennessee and love it here.

[@MissDebi]

Which part of TN?

[@jem5812]

I’m not sure if I missed it but could you do a breakdown on 32824 and 32837

[@tinab6350]

I'm in 32837, Hunters Creek.

[@roybatty6368]

Orlando is a hot dump

[@Funckinnutcase]

Holden is in 32806 and the market is great. Very desirable area.

[@jaredjonesorlandoliving]

How so.

[@richardgraham7956]

You don't have to be a rocket. Scientists know this is gonna be a lot worse than 2008.

[@Dustygoodz]

The next crash there is no bouncing back for the world. Will all become poor and The only people this is going to hurt are the middle class, after covid every corporate company made so much money their families will live for generations to come with as much money to spend as they possibly can.

[@brendabracero1744]

Wanted to ask what you think of the Mount Dora (32757) area? We live in the StoneyBrook community and are looking to put our home on the market spring/summer of next year

[@TravisFritzw0rm53r]

Have you aggregated the Debary, Deltona, and Orange City areas?

[@jaredjonesorlandoliving]

I know you found it but posting the link here in case anyone else wants info on this.. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oHbakmiomKyUe5o&lc=UgybVQEunEJBRtw8agV4AaABAg

[@maverickreviewseverything2694]

You made a great point about these million dollar homes being over inflated upper middle class 🏡 homes.

[@21kaylanicole]

This is true, i live in Lake Nona, the traffic here sucks and they find any tiny piece of land they can to build homes and apartments

[@cciflooring413]

I live in east Orlando by bithlo area

[@daveanthony4289]

I had plans to buy property but became a victim of ID theft and it caused issues with my credit. I am getting it all worked out but it takes time. Therefore, renting is my only option At the moment. I am in the Metrowest area. Lease is up in November 2nd. The apartment complex already sent me a renewal offer which of course says rent will increase. I always own property until recently (Loss my house in PR due to Hurricane Maria and then had to sale a property I inherited to share the money with two siblings and avoid drama. So I don't know much about the renting market. My question is, Can I negotiate the rent payment on my lease renewal since the prices are dropping everywhere else? Or will I need to move out to have a better rate? I am seeing places similar to where I am at around $300 less a month.

[@TorraTech]

just moved here from miami in the 32839, not a bad area has a lot of convenient shops

[@ericandi]

What’s the name of that forecasting tool you used in the video?

[@jaredjonesorlandoliving]

It's called the Reventure App 🙌

[@Seniorsabores]

Gotta built different to live in 32839 lol coming from someone who grew up in chowder bay (iykyk) here are some of the communities there and not limited to just this list lol -Timberskan -dunwoodie -lemontree -Beach club -Carlton arms -Buchanan bay -millenium cove -pointe vista -hidden creek villas And many many more lol I’m sure I used to older names to the complexes but they definitely still there

[@davidnelson136]

East of 436 to the southeast is puerto rico

[@DF-vr3km]

I live on the beach. It’s a million here for 1200 sqft. Is that gonna shift ? CB / SB / IHB

[@RiddleManiaKids]

Problem is theres no way out, plan ahead and there will be prices increase anyways, is better to build first and then the infrastructure around, if not they will plan to build a road in such years, the price of the lands will compensate the same

[@PianoMatronNeeNee]

Thanks Jared for the great information ❤❤❤❤❤

[@jaredjonesorlandoliving]

My pleasure!!

[@kristent6777]

Hi I like your content. I live in the Clermont area over the border of winter garden. What is this area looking like? Thank you!

[@jaredjonesorlandoliving]

Hey, I appreciate you watching! Check on this channel under the videos, and look a few weeks back. You will find a video titled "What's happening in Clermont," which is a detailed look at the market here.

[@arthurroizman4091]

Why is it that there has been no luxury high rise condominium development in downtown Orlando for many, many years while at the same time a number of large new apartment buildings have been erected? Is it because people are not willing to pay more than a certain multiple of the cost to rent?

[@DixieChiweenie88]

You are seeing the effects of inflation. Most consumers are not spending discretionary income because they are using it to buy groceries, gas, and pay rent.

[@karynsperry7676]

Love your updates

[@jaredjonesorlandoliving]

Awesome! Thanks for watching! I’ll keep the updates coming!

[@chrisscott1652]

Prices are strong in Windermere.

[@bryanjackson31]

I only know east side

[@nicholaibjoring624]

Would love to see some data on North Lake county. Mount Dora/Eustis/Tavares area.

[@jaredjonesontv]

Thanks! I did do Mount Dora + (Sorrento) about a week ago or so ago on this channel. Thanks for watching! Jared

[@millionairemovement242]

Home prices in Lake County are extremely high. I live in Minneola, 10 years ago bought with all upgraded items 2748 sq ft for $278,000, now valued at $650,000. New homes are smaller and asking the Same price. I want to down size but it don’t make sense. I will wait until prices crash, buy a smaller house, rent my home until prices increase again and then sell. That is my plan.

[@ShakaVevo]

Very informative. Keep it coming, sir.

[@jaredjonesorlandoliving]

Thanks, will do!

[@Theworldisyouroyster156]

Hi Jared I just discovered your amazing channel tonight. Any info about the Williamsburg neighborhood near Sea World? We have a rental property there, not sure if we should sell it now for top dollar or wait a bit. Thx

[@Theworldisyouroyster156]

Zip is 32821

[@jonyrock]

32701 has a lot of new things popping up, quiet neighborhoods with land and easy highway accessibility. There is a very rough area in the south east part of 32701 that keeps the average pricing down and increases days on market. In the actual sanlando area most homes are 450k+....... 32839 (john young area) is high crime and has a PRISON on that area. So yeah most people don't want to live there... plus traffic is horrific

[@gregfaris6959]

Zip codes are too large to provide the granularity needed to understand a market. You really have to down to specific neighborhoods. I have lived at two different addresses in 34746, and the two could not be more different in every market aspect.

[@jaredjonesorlandoliving]

Zip code is as granular as it gets on youtube. Thx for the comment.

[@pattysalegna-killeen821]

Hi thanks, we are also looking and waiting. Want to be in fl central area by next May 2025 a townhouse only 😊

[@DannyFournier-v7e]

What are the crime rates in those areas as well?

[@jaredjonesorlandoliving]

Visit Crime Grade dot org for that. 👍

[@chaiti27]

Ucf area ?

[@jhillestad]

Everytime i go to disney its packed and i4 is a parking lot

[@jaredjonesorlandoliving]

its more so now since local passholders were let back in the mix.. but this summer was the deadest summer I have ever seen