Orlando market studies with sources
Six studies on Orlando's economy, jobs, housing, healthcare, education and population. Each one lists the public data behind its numbers.
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- Orlando healthcareStudy · Orlando studies
Orlando Healthcare Is Becoming Central Florida’s Quiet Job Engine
Healthcare is becoming one of Orlando's main job engines.209,300Education and health services jobs in the Orlando metroIhor Lavrenenko · Updated Read the post → - Orlando businessStudy · Orlando studies
Orlando Business Growth Is Still Strong but Less Forgiving
Orlando's business economy is still growing in 2026, but growth is more selective.$233B+Orlando metro GDPIhor Lavrenenko · Updated Read the post → - Orlando educationStudy · Orlando studies
Orlando Education Is Facing a New Growth Test
Orlando's education system faces a growth test in 2026.199,368Students in Orange County Public SchoolsNatalia Lav · Updated Read the post → - Orlando populationStudy · Orlando studies
Orlando Is Still Growing but the Growth Map Has Changed
Orlando keeps growing, but most growth now happens across the metro rather than in the city itself.2,957,672Orlando metro residentsSasha Evs · Updated Read the post → - Orlando housingStudy · Orlando studies
Orlando Housing Is Cooler but It Is Not Crashing
Orlando's housing market is cooler in 2026 but not crashing.$407,002Median home sale price in OrlandoNatalia Lav · Updated Read the post → - Orlando jobsStudy · Orlando studies
Orlando Is Still Adding Jobs but the Labor Market Has Changed
Orlando is still adding jobs in 2026, but the labor market has loosened.4.5%Orlando metro unemployment rate, not seasonally adjustedSasha Evs · Updated Read the post →