Orange County, Florida: What It Costs to Buy a Home

The median home in Orange County is worth $370,000, property taxes on it run about $2,795 a year (0.78%), the FHA loan limit is $541,287, and closing on it means about $2,590 in transfer tax plus $1,950 in title insurance. Each number below opens its own page with the source and a calculator.

Median home value$370,000Title insurance at this price →
Property taxes (median paid)$2,795 a year, 0.78% of valueProperty tax page →
FHA loan limit (1 unit)$541,287Loan limits page →
Conforming loan limit (1 unit)$832,750Loan limits page →
Transfer tax on the median home$2,590Florida transfer tax page →
Title insurance on the median home$1,925 owner's + $25 lender'sTitle insurance page →
Recording fees (deed + mortgage)$156Recording fees page →
Closing costs from these items$4,696Closing costs page →
Down payment help1 local program foundFirst-time buyer page →
Area median income (HUD, family of 4)$97,600; low-income limit $91,900Income limits page →

Frequently asked questions

How much do homes cost in Orange County?

The median owner-occupied home in Orange County is valued at $370,000, per Orlando Regional REALTOR Association (ORRA) - State of the Market, January 2026.

How much are property taxes in Orange County?

The median Orange County homeowner pays $2,795 a year in real estate taxes, about 0.78% of the median home value ($2,950 for homes with a mortgage), per the Census Bureau's American Community Survey.

What is the FHA loan limit in Orange County?

$541,287 for a one-unit home in 2026 (the national floor), per HUD; the conforming limit for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac loans is $832,750, per FHFA.

What does it cost to close on a home in Orange County?

On the $370,000 median home: transfer tax $2,590, title insurance $1,950 for both policies, recording fees about $156, about $4,696 for those items before lender fees, prepaid taxes and insurance.

What is the area median income in Orange County?

HUD's FY 2026 median family income for Orange County (Orlando-Kissimmee-Sanford, FL MSA) is $97,600. A family of four counts as low income below $91,900 under HUD's 80% tier (adjusted for local housing costs, so it can sit above 80% of the median), which is the line many first-time buyer assistance programs use.

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