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ORRA Reports Nearly 14,000 Homes on the Market in May 2025, Median Prices Edge Up

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9 months ago

June 23, 2025

ORLANDO, Fla. (FNN) — The Orlando housing market is gaining momentum heading into the summer season, with inventory reaching its highest level in more than a decade, according to the latest report from the Orlando Regional REALTOR® Association (ORRA). Nearly 14,000 homes were listed for sale in May, while both sales and pending contracts posted modest gains.

State of the Market

ORRA’s May 2025 State of the Market Report shows inventory rising 4.9% month-over-month, from 13,304 homes in April to 13,957 in May — the highest since January 2011. The supply of homes in the Orlando area increased to 5.47 months, approaching the six-month threshold that signals a balanced market between buyers and sellers.

Overall sales increased by 3.7%, with 2,551 closings in May compared to 2,459 in April. Pending sales also moved higher, up 2.1% from 4,151 in April to 4,238 in May.

Homes spent an average of 68 days on the market, slightly down from 70 days the month before. The median home price for the Orlando area rose marginally to $390,000, up from $389,900 in April.

“As we head into the summer season, the Orlando housing market is gaining momentum with more homes available and steady sales activity,” said Lawrence Bellido, president of the Orlando Regional REALTOR® Association. “For buyers, the increase in inventory offers more choices and a chance to explore options that fit their needs. For sellers, it’s a signal to stay competitive — pricing and presentation matter more than ever in a market where consumers are weighing their options carefully.”

Inventory Snapshot

Orlando’s housing inventory climbed from 13,304 homes in April to 13,957 in May. The 5.47-month supply marked a 1.1% increase over April’s 5.41 months. In comparison, the market held just a 3.53-month supply in May 2024.

However, new listings declined 6.6% month-over-month, with 4,208 homes listed in May, down from 4,503 in April. This trend suggests some homeowners are approaching the busy summer market with caution.

Sales Snapshot

In May:

Single-family home sales rose 5.4%, with 2,066 homes sold, up from 1,960 in April. The median price increased to $420,000.
The condominium market slowed, with 239 units sold, an 8.1% drop from April’s 260. The median condo price held at $190,000.
Townhouse and villa sales edged up 2.9%, with 246 units sold in May compared to 239 in April. The median price was $347,500.

Distressed property sales remained low, making up just 0.9% of total sales in May, with 22 distressed transactions, down slightly from 24 in April.

For a full breakdown of the May 2025 State of the Market Report, visit the Orlando Regional REALTOR® Association website.

Florida National News (FNN) will continue to track and report on Central Florida’s real estate trends as the market moves deeper into the second half of 2025.

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PR Veteran Dina Allende Closes Boutique Agency After 25 Years, Joins United Way Miami

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4 weeks ago

March 2, 2026

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MIAMI, Fla. (FNN) — After 25 years leading her own boutique public relations firm, veteran communications strategist Dina Allende has announced the closure of Clique PR and her transition to a full-time leadership role with United Way Miami.

Allende now serves as Associate Director of Communications at United Way Miami, joining the organization as it continues its century-long mission supporting Miami-Dade County through initiatives focused on education, health and financial stability.

Clique PR was founded in the months following the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks — a period Allende described as both uncertain and transformative. The firm grew into a respected boutique agency representing clients across arts, entertainment, tourism and international business sectors.

Before launching her agency, Allende built her communications foundation with respected institutions including WPBT, Walt Disney World and Doral Golf Resort & Spa.

Through Clique PR, she represented high-profile events and organizations such as the Miami International Boat Show, Coconut Grove Arts Festival, Miami International Film Festival, the Latin America and Caribbean Air Transport Association, and INCAE during a Central American Presidential Summit where she saw Barack Obama in person.

Additional clients included Regulator Marine, Loud And Live and Sonesta Resorts in South Florida. She also collaborated on signature cultural events including Grovetoberfest, Wynwood Life and House of Horror Haunted Carnaval.

Among the most memorable milestones in her career, Allende handled publicity for 14th Dalai Lama, receiving a personal blessing she describes as unforgettable. She also worked alongside Miami New Drama Artistic Director Michel Hausmann and Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Nilo Cruz to help expand the reach of theatrical storytelling in South Florida.

Allende said the most meaningful part of her 25-year career has been the professional relationships and friendships built along the way.

“Closing Clique PR is not a step away from purpose. It is a step toward a deeper commitment to it,” Allende said.

United Way Miami, which recently marked 100 years of service, focuses on strengthening the community through strategic investments that expand educational opportunities, improve health outcomes and promote financial stability for families.

“United Way Miami’s mission aligns fully with what has always driven me — connecting people, elevating stories and helping meaningful work reach the audiences it deserves,” she said.

Allende expressed gratitude to the colleagues, journalists, collaborators and clients who supported her throughout her career, saying her next chapter is built on the foundation created over the past quarter century.

“This next chapter is possible because of all we have built together,” she said.

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2026 PGA Show Takes Over Orange County Convention Center

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2 months ago

January 23, 2026

Willie David

ORLANDO, Fla. (FNN SPORTS) — Florida National News is on site all week covering the 2026 PGA Show as it takes over the Orange County Convention Center, transforming Orlando into the global epicenter of the golf industry.

The annual event draws thousands of industry professionals, athletes, media, and golf enthusiasts from around the world to preview the latest innovations shaping the future of the sport.

Global Golf Industry Converges in Orlando

The PGA Show brings together exhibitors and attendees from across the globe, showcasing cutting-edge golf equipment, apparel, technology, and services. From club manufacturers and gear designers to course operators and teaching professionals, the show serves as a central meeting point for every sector of the golf world.

Attetion, Technology, and Interactive Experiences

This year’s PGA Show features immersive activations, including state-of-the-art golf simulators, interactive training tools, and expanded indoor and outdoor driving range experiences. Technology continues to play a major role, with advancements in swing analytics, performance tracking, and course management on full display.

The show floor also highlights sustainability efforts and innovations aimed at growing the game for future generations.

Florida National News Provides Front-Row Coverage

Florida National News will deliver comprehensive coverage throughout the week, offering exclusive behind-the-scenes access, exhibitor highlights, and firsthand looks at the products and experiences defining the next era of golf.

Readers can follow along for daily updates, photos, and feature stories straight from the heart of the PGA Show

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– Todd Grasley and J Willie David, III contribute to this report.
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2025 Don Quijote Awards Program: A Keepsake for Event Attendees

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3 months ago

December 22, 2025

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Florida National News Vice President Jenny Rosario showcase a ads inside of the 2025 Don Quijote Awards Program Booklet

ORLANDO, Fla. (FNN) – Inside the official event program booklet, attendees will find the powerful presence of premier media partner Florida National News, whose coverage team of reporters, photographers, videographers and social media journalists captures the very best of the annual awards gala.

From high-fashion red carpet arrivals and VIP guests to cocktail networking, exquisite dining, live musical performances, dynamic emcees, presenters, sponsors, finalists, honorees and winners—Florida National News amplifies every unforgettable moment of the prestigious 2025 Don Quijote Awards Gala.

Hosted by the Hispanic Chamber of Metro Orlando and Prospera, and powered by Diamond Sponsor Disney along with numerous supporting sponsors, the gala takes place at EPCOT’s World ShowPlace Pavilion. Through comprehensive, high-impact coverage, Florida National News elevates the awards gala experience—before, during and long after the final applause.

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