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 activity

• How inventory growth is giving buyers more room to negotiate

• What rising mortgage rates could mean for your bottom line

Whether you're listing your home, eyeing a purchase, or just real estate-curious—this is the market update you don’t want to miss.

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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.

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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.

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