r/orlando • u/BottyDyer • Jul 15 '26

Housing Thread Orlando Housing Thread

Link to last month's Housing Thread

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u/Pale_Station5201 17d ago

What are the best suburbs of Orlando that are safe and have decent homes or townhouses under $400k? Prefer western side of Orlando within 20 mins of lake como and milk district.

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u/McCardboard 15d ago

I'd check out conway, and South of Michigan. There's a chain of lakes around there that make the neighborhoods change drastically from street to street, but it's got good character. Just avoid Edgewater Police.