Ted's Take - The Orlando Real Estate Market Minute

The post-holiday slowdown is officially over—buyers are back, sellers are re-listing, and price cuts are still shaking up the Orlando market. In this week’s episode of Ted’s Take: Monday Market Minute, we break down the numbers across Orange and Seminole counties, from the 26% jump in new listings to the 98% sale-to-list ratio that’s keeping sellers optimistic.Plus:Why sold data is lagging behind real-time activityHow inventory growth is giving buyers more room to negotiateWhat rising mortgage rates could mean for your bottom lineWhether you're listing your home, eyeing a purchase, or just real estate-curious—this is the market update you don’t want to miss.👉 Like, follow, and share for your weekly edge in Central Florida real estate.

This week on Ted’s Take, we break down what really happened in the Orlando housing market during the July 4th holiday stretch. Spoiler alert: the slowdown was seasonal, not structural. New listings dropped, pendings cooled, but prices held firm — and serious buyers didn’t disappear. Tune in for the data-backed insights that separate noise from narrative.Like, subscribe, share and help grow this podcast.

As we roll into Independence Day week, Ted breaks down the latest trends in the Orlando real estate market—including why that 98% sale-to-list ratio might not mean what you think. Inventory hits its highest level since 2011, price reductions surge, and national headlines hint at buyer hesitation... but the Central Florida story remains unique.Featuring insights from the Orlando Sentinel, Axios, CNN, and straight from the MLS, this episode cuts through the noise with real, local data.💥 Whether you're buying, selling, or just watching the market—this one's for you.📍 Like what you hear? Follow, share, and subscribe to stay informed every week.

nventory is up. Price cuts are spiking. And the Florida legislature just delivered two big wins for homebuyers and property owners. In this episode, Ted Moseley breaks down what’s happening across the Orlando real estate market — with fresh MLS data, national price trends, and a pulse check on mortgage rates.Plus:– Why some Boomers aren’t selling — ever– How the Hometown Heroes program is back in a big way– A new anti-squatter law that could change landlord strategy– And a list of 27 great local patios to escape the Florida heat🎯 Whether you’re buying, selling, or just curious — this week’s Ted’s Take gives you the tools to navigate today’s shifting market.Like what you hear?Tap ⭐ Follow, 🔁 Share, and 📬 Contact Ted at (321) 321‑2025 or visit OrlandoNest.com to get personalized insights.

Inventory is rising. Price cuts hit a new high. But surprisingly, buyer confidence is creeping back in. In this week’s Ted’s Take, we break down the latest numbers from Orange and Seminole Counties and unpack what they mean for buyers and sellers right now. Plus, we look at how global headlines—from tariff shocks to consumer sentiment rebounds—are influencing local real estate behavior.If you’re trying to time your move or understand what buyers are really thinking, this one’s for you.🔗 Get the full market breakdown at OrlandoNest.com📞 Call Ted at (321) 321-2025 for a strategy session👍 Like. 💬 Share. ✅ Subscribe.

More sellers, fewer bidders, and Central Florida inventory hitting decade-highs—this week’s numbers tell a very different story from 2021. Ted and co-host Jessie unpack:Orange & Seminole MLS data (June 9 snapshot)Why there are 500 k more sellers than buyers nationwideBank of America’s call for a market resetSpectrum News reveals inventory highs since 2015What slower job growth means for mortgage rates and demand🏡 Sellers: tips to avoid the price-cut spiral💰 Buyers: leverage points you shouldn’t missLike what you hear? Follow, rate, and share Ted’s Take—your weekly pulse on Central Florida real estate.Need detailed data specific to your Locale? Reach out to me today!

This week on Ted’s Take:Central Florida sellers are waking up to a new reality—and it’s not 2021 anymore.Ted breaks down the latest MLS data from Orange and Seminole counties, showing declining new listings, rising price cuts, and a subtle slowdown in contracts written—possibly impacted by the Memorial Day weekend.We also dive into national and regional trends, including headlines from Yahoo Finance, AP News, Florida Trend, and a sharp look at Central Florida price reductions via EIN Presswire.🎧 Whether you're buying, selling, or just watching the market, Ted helps you read between the headlines and make smart moves in this shifting landscape.Subscribe, share, and follow Ted’s Take wherever you get your podcasts.📲 Ready to talk strategy? Call or text Ted at (352) 729-1019 or email me at [email protected]

That’s the question making headlines this week — and in this episode of Ted’s Take, we’re pulling back the curtain on what’s really happening in Central Florida.We dive into the latest MLS data from Orange and Seminole Counties and compare it to national trends and Florida-wide reports from outlets like Realtor.com and Newsweek. While some metros like Tampa and Lakeland are seeing price corrections, the Orlando area is showing signs of resilience — for now.📊 We break down:New listings, pending sales, and price cuts in real timeWhy rising mortgage rates are slowing the marketWhich Florida cities are cooling—and why Orlando isn’t there yetWhat sellers need to do to stay ahead in a shifting market🎯 Whether you're buying, selling, or just watching, this episode gives you the facts—and a strategy to go with them.📍 Hosted by Ted Moseley, Navy veteran turned real estate pro, helping you Own Your Locale.

Inventory’s up. Price cuts are back. And buyers? They’re starting to call the shots. This week, Ted breaks down what’s really happening in Orange and Seminole counties—plus how national trends like sticky mortgage rates and Florida’s inventory surge could shake things loose across Central Florida.

This week, we break down the latest data from Orange and Seminole Counties—and the numbers are speaking loud and clear. Price cuts are climbing. Inventory’s building. Buyers are cautious but watching closely. Whether you're thinking about listing or just waiting for a rate drop that may never come, this episode unpacks what’s really happening in the Central Florida housing market—and what it means for your next move. Plus, a national pulse check on the Fed, mortgage rates, and builder sentiment you won’t want to miss.

The subtitle this week is: "A Zillow bump, a Sentinel headline, and a reality check from the front lines."This week on Ted’s Take, we’re cutting through the headlines and diving into what’s really going on in the Orlando-area housing market. The Orlando Sentinel says home values are up—and they’re not wrong—but Ted’s got the week-by-week data to show you why that’s not the full story.✔️ New listings are rising✔️ Sales just spiked 48%✔️ But so did price reductionsSo… what gives?Ted breaks it all down, talks seller strategy, and answers the question: Does a higher home value mean your house will fly off the market?Spoiler alert: Only if you price it right.👉 Like what you hear? Like, subscribe, and share with a neighbor who’s got “For Sale” on their mind.

This week on Ted’s Take, we dive into the real story behind the Orlando and Seminole County housing markets.New listings are up slightly, pending sales are climbing fast, and total inventory is creeping along — but make no mistake: the good homes are still getting snapped up quickly.If you're thinking about buying, selling, or just keeping an eye on the market, I'll break down exactly what’s happening and why now might be the smartest time to move.Every neighborhood tells a different story — and if you want the inside scoop on your specific area, reach out anytime. I’m happy to put my boots on the ground for you.

In this week’s Ted’s Take, we dive into the latest housing market numbers for Orange and Seminole counties as of April 21, 2025. New listings dropped 19% to 602, signaling a shrinking inventory that’s pushing median prices to $428,990. Total sales volume over the past 30 days hit $136.7 million, down 4%, while demand for homes in the $300,000 to $500,000 range remains unmet. Tune in for the raw data and what it means for buyers and sellers. Subscribe, like, and share to spread the word!

In this episode of Ted's Take, Ted dives into the latest real estate trends in Orange and Seminole Counties. Active listings are holding steady, pending sales show resilience, and closed transactions are on the rise—indicating a market that's both dynamic and balanced.Ted also examines 30-day market behaviors, highlighting median days on market, pricing strategies, and the impact of recent shifts in mortgage rates. With interest rates easing slightly, buyers may find renewed opportunities, while sellers need to stay strategic.Additionally, Ted touches on national financial news, discussing how recent tariff implementations are influencing the 10-year Treasury yield and, consequently, mortgage rates. The interplay between trade policies and economic indicators could have significant implications for the housing market.Whether you're buying, selling, or simply keeping an eye on market movements, this episode offers valuable insights to help you navigate the current landscape.

In this episode of Ted's Take, I break down the latest numbers from the Orange & Seminole County real estate market. Active listings are steady, pendings remain strong, and sold homes are ticking up—buyers are definitely back in play.I also look at 30-day trends to reveal how long homes are taking to sell, what pricing strategies are working, and what the latest easing in interest rates could mean for buyers and sellers alike. Plus, a quick take on how international trade tension and tariffs might just push mortgage rates even lower.Whether you're buying, selling, or just keeping tabs on the market, this episode gives you the insights you need to stay sharp and strategic. Like, Share, Subscribe!

Covering the week ending March 30th or starting on the 31st depending on your take. A quick rundown of the real estate market for Orange and Seminole Counties produced weekly by Ted Moseley, REALTOR® with Iron Valley Real Estate Central Florida. Tune in, like, subscribe, and most importantly, share!!

Covering the real estate market for Orange and Seminole Counties in the Sunshine State of Florida! This is the first in my weekly series covering the real estate market by the numbers. Quick and easy just the way you want it. New episodes every Monday in time for your morning drive.