Dani Kubrusly

Seminole County

Casselberry

Greater OrlandoCentral Florida

A compact Seminole County city built among small lakes, with older residential streets and retail along SR-436 and 17-92.

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Identity

Casselberry developed early and modestly, and its scale still reflects that: small lots, mature trees, lakes tucked between neighbourhoods and a commercial spine on the arterials.

Location and access

Seminole County between Altamonte Springs and Winter Park, on SR-436 and US-17-92.

Everyday life

Short local trips; Winter Park and Altamonte cover larger retail and dining.

  • Lake Concord Park and the civic centre.
  • Secret Lake Park and recreation facilities.
  • The 436 corridor for everyday retail.

Housing

  • Mid-century single-family homes.
  • Condominiums and apartments along the corridors.
  • Some lakefront properties on the small lakes.

New construction

Infill only, generally townhomes and small communities on redeveloped parcels.

Getting around

Car-based; SR-436 and 17-92 are the main routes, both busy.

Casselberry, Central Florida

The area

Chain-of-lakes neighborhoods tucked between two commuter highways.

Real life here

What an ordinary week looks like.

A modest, small-lot routine: short trips along SR-436 and 17-92 for everyday needs, with the small lakes tucked between neighborhoods used for fishing and quiet walks rather than boating traffic. Bigger shopping and dining trips head to Winter Park or Altamonte Springs, both minutes away.

Routines that fit

  • Wanting a smaller, more affordable lot close to Winter Park and Altamonte.
  • Accepting an older home with mature trees over new construction.
  • Fishing or walking a small neighborhood lake rather than boating a large chain.

Outdoors and leisure

  • Lake Concord Park, with a walking path and the civic centre.
  • Secret Lake Park, with sports courts and a splash pad.
  • Several small neighborhood lakes used for fishing.

Eating and shopping

Everyday dining is chain-led along SR-436 and 17-92; residents typically drive a few minutes into Winter Park or Altamonte Springs for a wider or more upscale selection.

Pharmacies, banks and everyday retail line both corridors; hospitals and fuller specialist care sit just outside the city in Altamonte Springs and Winter Park.

Seasons

There is little tourist seasonality here; the main variation is the region's normal one, with afternoon storms in summer and a busier, drier stretch from late fall into spring.

Real indicators

Market in Seminole County, with sources.

These numbers are published per county, not per neighbourhood or community. They show the direction of the market around this area — they do not estimate the price of a specific home.

Median listing price (county)

The midpoint asking price of homes listed across the whole county that month. It is what sellers ask, not what buyers pay, and a county is far larger than a single community — a specific neighbourhood can sit well above or below it.

$399,000

median asking price (USD)

−0.3% vs. a year earlier

August 2026 · monthly series

Median listing price (county) · Seminole County, FL

Median listing price (county): from $362,463 in August 2021 to $399,000 in August 2026 — higher over the period. Low of $362,463 in August 2021 and high of $449,500 in June 2022. 61 real observations.

August 2021August 2026 · 61 observations

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Median listing price (county)
PeriodMedian listing price
August 2021$362,463
October 2021$384,642
December 2021$389,450
February 2022$390,000
April 2022$432,000
June 2022$449,500
August 2022$438,500
October 2022$430,000
December 2022$419,990
February 2023$409,700
April 2023$424,900
June 2023$431,975
August 2023$425,000
October 2023$422,473
December 2023$405,000
February 2024$398,250
April 2024$413,750
June 2024$425,000
August 2024$419,000
October 2024$414,500
December 2024$399,950
February 2025$397,700
April 2025$405,000
June 2025$410,000
August 2025$400,000
October 2025$399,923
December 2025$397,000
February 2026$398,250
April 2026$392,500
June 2026$400,000
August 2026$399,000

Realtor.com via FRED · St. Louis Fed · Housing Inventory: Median Listing Price in Seminole County, FL

Median listing price per square foot (county)

Asking price divided by interior area, at the county midpoint. It travels better between areas than a total price because it partly removes house size from the comparison — but it still ignores lot, age, finish level and view.

$227

USD per square foot

−3.4% vs. a year earlier

August 2026 · monthly series

Median listing price per square foot (county) · Seminole County, FL

Median listing price per square foot (county): from $196 in August 2021 to $227 in August 2026 — higher over the period. Low of $196 in August 2021 and high of $242 in October 2023. 61 real observations.

August 2021August 2026 · 61 observations

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Median listing price per square foot (county)
PeriodPrice per sq ft
August 2021$196
October 2021$201
December 2021$207
February 2022$216
April 2022$228
June 2022$234
August 2022$233
October 2022$231
December 2022$230
February 2023$232
April 2023$238
June 2023$241
August 2023$240
October 2023$242
December 2023$240
February 2024$238
April 2024$239
June 2024$240
August 2024$242
October 2024$239
December 2024$237
February 2025$235
April 2025$237
June 2025$237
August 2025$235
October 2025$233
December 2025$232
February 2026$229
April 2026$230
June 2026$230
August 2026$227

Realtor.com via FRED · St. Louis Fed · Housing Inventory: Median Listing Price per Square Feet in Seminole County, FL

Active listings (county)

How many homes were actively listed for sale in the county during the month: a snapshot of available supply. It says nothing about how many sold and excludes homes already under contract.

1,585

active listings

−5.6% vs. a year earlier

August 2026 · monthly series

Active listings (county) · Seminole County, FL

Active listings (county): from 614 in August 2021 to 1,585 in August 2026 — higher over the period. Low of 341 in March 2022 and high of 1,730 in July 2025. 61 real observations.

August 2021August 2026 · 61 observations

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Active listings (county)
PeriodActive listings
August 2021614
October 2021596
December 2021466
February 2022359
April 2022384
June 2022641
August 2022925
October 2022871
December 2022910
February 2023677
April 2023592
June 2023598
August 2023700
October 2023844
December 20231,000
February 20241,019
April 20241,086
June 20241,250
August 20241,453
October 20241,552
December 20241,484
February 20251,500
April 20251,637
June 20251,710
August 20251,679
October 20251,536
December 20251,422
February 20261,365
April 20261,454
June 20261,533
August 20261,585

Realtor.com via FRED · St. Louis Fed · Housing Inventory: Active Listing Count in Seminole County, FL

New listings (county)

Homes that entered the county market for the first time that month. It measures how much new supply arrived, which is what usually changes negotiating room from one season to the next.

580

new listings in the month

+9.0% vs. a year earlier

August 2026 · monthly series

New listings (county) · Seminole County, FL

New listings (county): from 720 in August 2021 to 580 in August 2026 — lower over the period. Low of 374 in December 2025 and high of 880 in June 2022. 61 real observations.

August 2021August 2026 · 61 observations

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New listings (county)
PeriodNew listings
August 2021720
October 2021680
December 2021494
February 2022656
April 2022756
June 2022880
August 2022730
October 2022532
December 2022380
February 2023434
April 2023584
June 2023616
August 2023620
October 2023586
December 2023544
February 2024564
April 2024678
June 2024712
August 2024628
October 2024578
December 2024404
February 2025652
April 2025710
June 2025648
August 2025532
October 2025546
December 2025374
February 2026574
April 2026694
June 2026672
August 2026580

Realtor.com via FRED · St. Louis Fed · Housing Inventory: New Listing Count in Seminole County, FL

Median days on market (county)

The midpoint of how long county listings stayed on the market that month: half were listed for less, half for more. It measures pace, not price.

64

days on market

0.0% vs. a year earlier

August 2026 · monthly series

Median days on market (county) · Seminole County, FL

Median days on market (county): from 34 in August 2021 to 64 in August 2026 — higher over the period. Low of 23 in May 2022 and high of 76 in January 2025. 61 real observations.

August 2021August 2026 · 61 observations

Realtor.com via FRED · St. Louis Fed
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Median days on market (county)
PeriodDays on market
August 202134
October 202136
December 202161
February 202230
April 202228
June 202226
August 202234
October 202247
December 202255
February 202360
April 202337
June 202338
August 202336
October 202335
December 202343
February 202450
April 202445
June 202446
August 202451
October 202462
December 202473
February 202565
April 202555
June 202558
August 202564
October 202571
December 202573
February 202668
April 202656
June 202657
August 202664

Realtor.com via FRED · St. Louis Fed · Housing Inventory: Median Days on Market in Seminole County, FL

Metro and statewide context

Median listing price

$415,000

median asking price (USD)

−1.9% vs. a year earlier

August 2026 · monthly series

Florida house price index

825.7

index · base 1980:Q1 = 100

+1.4% vs. a year earlier

Q2 2026 · quarterly series

30-year fixed mortgage rate

6.71%

annual rate

+0.21 percentage points vs. a year earlier

Week ending Sep 03, 2026 · weekly average

Honest trade-offs

What you accept when you choose this area.

Trade-offs

  • Older homes come with older systems.
  • Arterial noise affects a large share of the city.
  • Lots are small by regional standards.

Next step

A thirty-minute conversation.

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