Kim & Mark Adams, Realtors at Keller Williams Realty at The Parks

08/24/2026

05/18/2026

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05/17/2026

A rare find in one of Maitland's most sought-after neighborhoods — this stunning mid-century modern residence has been thoughtfully and comprehensively reimagined from the studs out, preserving its iconic architectural sensibility while delivering every modern luxury a discerning buyer could want.

05/13/2026

Check out our listing in this community!

https://us-east.prospects.com/prospects/m.do?tk=7ea738caa133c0076b8418686f46cb9d

04/16/2026

Meet Doug and Michelle! This fearless family bought a home that needed A LOT of love to bring it back to life and that's exactly what they are doing! Taking down walls, gutting kitchens and bathrooms and making it their own. We can't wait to see the end results!!

04/16/2026

Meet Ian and Jessie and their beautiful family! I am living vicariously through them right now as they make their way to start a new life in Alaska! We wish them the best in their new adventure and their new life!

04/01/2026

Seminole County Snapshot: Seminole County’s latest residential inventory snapshot shows a market centered in the mid-range price bands. For the week of March 22–28, 2026, there were 715 active single-family listings with a median active price of $504,000.81. The largest share of inventory sat between $300,000 and $500,000, followed by $500,000 to $750,000, showing that most available homes are priced for move-up and mid-market buyers.

Lower-priced inventory remains limited, with just 76 homes under $300,000. That suggests buyers shopping at the entry level may face fewer options and stronger competition. On the upper end, inventory is still meaningful, with 81 homes priced from $750,000 to $1 million and 86 homes above $1 million.

By city, Sanford leads the county with 199 active listings, followed by Oviedo at 119, Longwood at 87, Lake Mary at 69, and Winter Springs at 64. That concentration shows where much of the county’s current opportunity and competition sits.

The takeaway is simple: Seminole County has solid inventory, but it is not evenly distributed by price point or location. Buyers in the middle ranges have the most choices, while sellers need strong pricing and presentation to stand out in a competitive field.