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Ocoee

A city of lakes

A family-focused city of lakes with room to spread out.

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Ocoee city seal

The feel

Suburban, family-first, and lake-friendly. Room to breathe without leaving the metro area.

The housing

Established single-family homes plus newer communities along SR 50 and 429.

The commute

Direct access to 429 and the Turnpike; an easy shot to downtown, the west side, and the parks.

The lay of the land

What living in Ocoee is really like

Ocoee has grown from a citrus settlement on Starke Lake into the third-largest city in Orange County, while keeping a distinctly family-oriented character. It is a city of lakes: more than a dozen of them, which means boating, fishing, and waterside parks are part of everyday life rather than weekend trips.

Housing here leans toward established single-family neighborhoods and steadily growing new construction along the SR 50 and 429 corridors. The schools, parks, and recreation programs make it a favorite for families, and the price points tend to be more attainable than the communities closer to downtown.

Who it suits

Growing families, boaters and anglers, and value-focused buyers who want to stay near the action.

Known for

Starke Lake, a dozen-plus lakes for recreation, and a welcoming, community-minded population.

Efrain Reyes, Orlando Realtor

Efrain’s take

Realtor · Team Reyes

“Ocoee offers the space and the lakes that families want, at price points that usually make more sense than the neighborhoods closer in. It is one of the best 'more for your money' stories on the west side.”

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