The City of Orlando’s Community Redevelopment Agency announced on April 20 that three new affordable homes in the Parramore neighborhood will go on sale starting May 1.
The initiative aims to increase homeownership opportunities and expand residential options for local residents. The city is offering significant financial assistance, including up to $155,000 in Down Payment Assistance for qualified buyers and an additional $10,000 for first responders.
“These initiative reflects the city’s continued investment in Parramore and our commitment to creating attainable housing opportunities for residents,” said Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer. “By expanding access to homeownership, we are helping build a stronger, more sustainable community.”
The CRA has scheduled a series of open houses throughout May so interested buyers can tour the properties. Each home is priced at $380,000. More homes are expected to become available later this year as part of ongoing efforts by the agency.
Orlando’s City Hall at 400 South Orange Avenue serves as the primary hub for administrative offices and services, according to the official website. The city operates under a structure led by a mayor and six-member City Council serving four-year terms. Its services cover all residents within its boundaries through governance, infrastructure development, public safety initiatives, and community programs like the Mayor’s Matching Grant program.according to the official website.
Orlando collaborates with neighborhood groups and organizations to advance local improvements and civic events according to the official website.
