Land for sale in Orlando, Florida

Orlando is the largest market we cover and the only one with both buildable land and new homes in quantity. Open land inside the city is scarce, so much of what comes up are infill lots between houses that are already built.

What to check on a lot in Orlando

An urban lot surrounded by homes usually has utilities at the street, which saves a large line item. In exchange, setback, height and coverage rules tend to be stricter than out in the county.

  • Whether the lot is in the City of Orlando or unincorporated Orange County: two different sets of rules.
  • The setbacks and maximum coverage the zoning allows — on a narrow infill lot they decide whether the house you have in mind fits.
  • Whether water and sewer service runs to the street, and what the city charges to connect.
  • The flood zone for that parcel on FEMA's official map.

The flood zone for a specific parcel is looked up on FEMA's official map. What that map says governs over any summary, including this one.

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