Orlando's 2023 Predictions



For Orlando (and much of the country) 2022 will go down in history as one of the most roller coaster like years in housing. We started out white hot and ended in sort of a lukewarm/normalized market. There were also some major stories which helped drive our local economy and the direction of our city. Today we’ll go over a few of the stories, a brief overview of our market, and where I think 2023 will take us.

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Ken Pozek is a licensed realtor with Real Broker LLC in Florida. License number BK3313335

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19 thoughts on “Orlando's 2023 Predictions”

  1. Kudos to you for being honest broker about the next 6 months pertaining to the real estate market! The markets between Orlando FL, Socal (ie. LA county, OC, and SD county) and Hawaii, across the board are consistently dropping for new and old construction. Some in the six figure range. That said, sidelines is a best bet during the interim for buyers!

    On another note, do you think Disney will pull back on relocating the 2000 CMs or will they actually proceed in 2026?

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  2. Gotta disagree with your 2023 outlook, inflation will not be taken care of in 6 months lol. We will be in a high interest environment for 18 months minimum, there are many macro economic factors you are overlooking.

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  3. Thank you for another great video Ken, we will be reaching out to you when we’re ready to make the move. Which areas would you recommend for top of the line schools? We have one child in elementary and another starting middle school, we want to make sure we are not only in a good family neighborhood but one with great schools. What do you recommend?

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  4. I bought in July and according to Redfin the value has dropped about 2%. I think more pain is coming…..A recession. I definitely agree another 3% or so more drop is on the horizon.

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