I was living there from 2006-1015, long commune to downtown Orlando. You have to pay tolls everywhere you go or you are looking an hour drive to popular areas (Disney, theme parks, winter park, leu garden, Orlando Science Center. It was depressing for me and my family!! I felt like I was trapped there. Schools are ok, but there are other areas in Orlando with good schools but a lot more convenient compared to LN. The only good thing is it is close to the airport, so if you work in the airport that is nice. But I will not live there if I move back. UCF, Winter Garden, Winter Springs, Dr. Phillips, Winter Park are much better and well developed.
@@sandramolinacas it is actually good compared to Lake Nona. it is close to the freeway I4 and not far from downtown Orlando. They have Costco near by which is very convenient. Watch for the school rating in certain Altamonte spring area.
When I went to visit Lake Nona earlier this year that was a major turnoff, seeing all those expensive homes all on top of each other . There's no breathing space between each cookie-cutter home... and the HOA's, Developer's fees and other fees will ware you down!!!. Where are the homes with space and big back yards?
@@heidiguz88 You need to find a different development since require a big backyard and lake. There are many in Orlando and just outside Orlando that have large backyard. Lake Nona has a different priority. Not all developments are the same and all do not have big backyard.
Hey there, I'm moving there this July and wanted to know how to meet new ppl. I'm 25 and coming over working as a nanny so I'm around many kids. But I would also love to make friends and go out at night..any tips?
Do they control the speeding of the cars to keep walkers and bicyclists safe? I unfortunately noticed The villages when I was visiting that many people speed at least 10 miles or more over the speed limit but there’s virtually no police controlling the speed limit and several bicyclists have been killed or seriously injured.
Useful video- could you please help with me below questions? 1) Which community is better (in terms of resale value and growth ) summer Dale or Laureate Park or Isles of lake nona? 2) resale value of Townhouse vs Single family house? 3) in Summer dale any feature impacts to upcoming Osceola parkway expressway project?
Laureate Park is definitely the most desirable and epicenter of the new development in lake Nona, however that’s reflected in the price of the homes SFH > Townhomes. Even though the market right now is hot for both right now, buyers here usually prefer SFH. Still seeing the same impact for Orange County, haven’t heard anything regarding those getting raised due to the the expressway project in Orange County.
It looks like they built many sidewalks and places to bicycle away from cars. Is it safe when you bicycle and walk to the car’s actually stop for you when you use the crosswalks
Hi Angie, definitely depends on where you’re looking and budget, half acre lots aren’t super common in lake Nona specifically but I’d be more than happy to point you in the right direction. Email: Will@WillHuie.Co
Awesome content Will!! How's the quality and reputation of Jones Homes USA, new build single family homes, right next door at Eagle Creek? They are still building. Thank you very much for letting me pick your brain! Happy Friday. Epic drone footage; just liked and subed.
Jones Homes isn’t a major builder in traffic area, however they build a high quality product. The homes in Eagle Creek are stunning from the ones I’ve showed, and depending on your taste you might like them better than laureate park homes. They usually build on a single lot basis so the homes are pretty custom as well. I’m glad you liked the video and thanks for subscribing! Feel free to email me with any other questions 😁
@@willhuie4015 Thank you Will for the swift response! This is very helpful. Great Pro Tips!! How would you compare Jones to Toll Brothers? Both seem ritzy, luxury, reputable, craftsmanship. By the way, Lake Nona is the spot. I see lots of potential in home appreciation!
@@SunnyDevils Lake Nona is definitely good for appreciation given that there’s still a ton of development in the area now and in the future. I’m a huge toll brothers fan, if the home is fully upgraded I would likely say toll brothers, but it really varies on price, because Jones builds some beautiful estates as well. Toll brothers has a community coming up on Lake Whipoorwill if you want to compare the models there to Eagle Creek as well!
@@willhuie4015 Again, thanks for the swift Pro Tip!! Toll Brothers caught my eye too! Would Toll Brothers and Jones easily rent as long term (12 month lease) in Lake Nona? Especially, with big business relocating there. Curious on demand of luxury rental (great Lake Nona schools). By the way, do you also handle property management or have any referrals? Epic content, once again!!
@@SunnyDevils I’d be more than happy to send over any recommendations for property managers. Demand for rentals are high throughout all price ranges in Lake Nona (I rent there myself). With the Medical City nearby and the new Disney Campus, it should be fairly easy to rent out to other people, especially given the income level of the residents it attracts. However you would have to purchase direct from the builder as they only sell the homes.
There’s a ton to do in the Lee Vista area, not a bunch of new construction, most homes are from the mid 00s, but closer to all the action in DT Orlando than Lake Nona is
All the homes here will have an HOA, and all new developments will have the CDD fee, and there isn't really vacant land here... Lake Nona would probably not be the right location for your criteria
This dude is legit and knows his stuff!! Thanks will
Winter Park is awesome too
Agreed! I actually have a winter park video on the channel as well 😎
I was living there from 2006-1015, long commune to downtown Orlando. You have to pay tolls everywhere you go or you are looking an hour drive to popular areas (Disney, theme parks, winter park, leu garden, Orlando Science Center. It was depressing for me and my family!! I felt like I was trapped there. Schools are ok, but there are other areas in Orlando with good schools but a lot more convenient compared to LN. The only good thing is it is close to the airport, so if you work in the airport that is nice. But I will not live there if I move back. UCF, Winter Garden, Winter Springs, Dr. Phillips, Winter Park are much better and well developed.
How is altamonte springs?
@@sandramolinacas it is actually good compared to Lake Nona. it is close to the freeway I4 and not far from downtown Orlando. They have Costco near by which is very convenient. Watch for the school rating in certain Altamonte spring area.
Those homes are on top of each other
When I went to visit Lake Nona earlier this year that was a major turnoff, seeing all those expensive homes all on top of each other . There's no breathing space between each cookie-cutter home... and the HOA's, Developer's fees and other fees will ware you down!!!. Where are the homes with space and big back yards?
@@heidiguz88 yup! Nice homes need nice yards
@@heidiguz88 You need to find a different development since require a big backyard and lake. There are many in Orlando and just outside Orlando that have large backyard. Lake Nona has a different priority. Not all developments are the same and all do not have big backyard.
Walkability is important for me. Thanks for the info
The only thing missing is a Target. T.T Great video!
I’m thinking of moving there but these housing prices are insane 😩😩
Yeah it’s crazy, super high demand area!
Most of the prices have risen extraordinarily in Florida. Even in the villages, the over 55 community has risen excessively!!
Lake Nona is the best place to live
Awesome Lake Nona video! What are the pros and cons for Summerdale Park at Lake Nona?
Definitely going to add that to the list of videos! Can’t think of too many cons for the community though lol
What about the cost of living in apartments?
I am planning to move to Lake Nona (hoping in less than 4 yrs 🙏🏽😃🙋🏽♀️)
Hey there, I'm moving there this July and wanted to know how to meet new ppl. I'm 25 and coming over working as a nanny so I'm around many kids. But I would also love to make friends and go out at night..any tips?
Thong, Netflix and chill
I’m with you on this, I just got transferred up here for work. Second day in, I don’t know anybody up here. Lil overwhelming lol
@@user-kj9ou9gl7f thanks for letting me know! I will be in the states october 2nd but my location changed to north carolina.
@@user-kj9ou9gl7f what time does it start?
Do they control the speeding of the cars to keep walkers and bicyclists safe?
I unfortunately noticed The villages when I was visiting that many people speed at least 10 miles or more over the speed limit but there’s virtually no police controlling the speed limit and several bicyclists have been killed or seriously injured.
Important question please, since it’s near the international Airport, do you hear very loud planes much of the time??
Not constantly, but occasionally if you’re in Laureate Park. Never received any complaints from clients.
Do you do home rentals in lake Nona?
What though about Lakeland area ?
Looking too moving around 2023, from Syracuse New York
I’ll be covering that in the next few weeks!
Useful video- could you please help with me below questions?
1) Which community is better (in terms of resale value and growth ) summer Dale or Laureate Park or Isles of lake nona?
2) resale value of Townhouse vs Single family house?
3) in Summer dale any feature impacts to upcoming Osceola parkway expressway project?
Laureate Park is definitely the most desirable and epicenter of the new development in lake Nona, however that’s reflected in the price of the homes
SFH > Townhomes. Even though the market right now is hot for both right now, buyers here usually prefer SFH.
Still seeing the same impact for Orange County, haven’t heard anything regarding those getting raised due to the the expressway project in Orange County.
It looks like they built many sidewalks and places to bicycle away from cars. Is it safe when you bicycle and walk to the car’s actually stop for you when you use the crosswalks
Good morning . Planning to buy a ranch style 5 bedroom home with maybe half acre lot . Nay i ask where can I start looking
Hi Angie, definitely depends on where you’re looking and budget, half acre lots aren’t super common in lake Nona specifically but I’d be more than happy to point you in the right direction. Email: Will@WillHuie.Co
Awesome content Will!! How's the quality and reputation of Jones Homes USA, new build single family homes, right next door at Eagle Creek? They are still building. Thank you very much for letting me pick your brain! Happy Friday. Epic drone footage; just liked and subed.
Jones Homes isn’t a major builder in traffic area, however they build a high quality product. The homes in Eagle Creek are stunning from the ones I’ve showed, and depending on your taste you might like them better than laureate park homes. They usually build on a single lot basis so the homes are pretty custom as well. I’m glad you liked the video and thanks for subscribing! Feel free to email me with any other questions 😁
@@willhuie4015 Thank you Will for the swift response! This is very helpful. Great Pro Tips!! How would you compare Jones to Toll Brothers? Both seem ritzy, luxury, reputable, craftsmanship. By the way, Lake Nona is the spot. I see lots of potential in home appreciation!
@@SunnyDevils Lake Nona is definitely good for appreciation given that there’s still a ton of development in the area now and in the future. I’m a huge toll brothers fan, if the home is fully upgraded I would likely say toll brothers, but it really varies on price, because Jones builds some beautiful estates as well. Toll brothers has a community coming up on Lake Whipoorwill if you want to compare the models there to Eagle Creek as well!
@@willhuie4015 Again, thanks for the swift Pro Tip!! Toll Brothers caught my eye too! Would Toll Brothers and Jones easily rent as long term (12 month lease) in Lake Nona? Especially, with big business relocating there. Curious on demand of luxury rental (great Lake Nona schools). By the way, do you also handle property management or have any referrals? Epic content, once again!!
@@SunnyDevils I’d be more than happy to send over any recommendations for property managers. Demand for rentals are high throughout all price ranges in Lake Nona (I rent there myself). With the Medical City nearby and the new Disney Campus, it should be fairly easy to rent out to other people, especially given the income level of the residents it attracts. However you would have to purchase direct from the builder as they only sell the homes.
Lake Nona, the land of dentist offices, traffic, and high taxes. So many more cons.
A lot of military retirees 😎
Are there any golf cart communities in Orlando or the suburbs like Nocatee, FL?
There’s a few, major ones being in Windermere, Winter Park, and Dr. Phillips. Lake Nona also has Lake Nona Golf and Country club
@@willhuie4015 any 3 car garage, 3/2 , in these neighborhood that I can buy for $600k?…
What is QC? Is it a street or a neighborhood
good job bro we gotta connect I'm moving to Isles of Lake Nona
For sure man!
Any information on home rentals in lake Nona ?
How is Vista East?
There’s a ton to do in the Lee Vista area, not a bunch of new construction, most homes are from the mid 00s, but closer to all the action in DT Orlando than Lake Nona is
Are there any homes with no HOA or extra fees? Is there any land on sale? I didn't like those houses with no yard space.
All the homes here will have an HOA, and all new developments will have the CDD fee, and there isn't really vacant land here... Lake Nona would probably not be the right location for your criteria
Looks a little drab.
Ummmmmmm
sounds boring bro
Thank you for your valuable input NJV 😂