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14 measures shownPopulation, household finances, work, education, and mapped amenities. These measures provide context, without an overall score.

Census 2020–2024 ACS five-year estimatesMapped listings Overture 2026-10-21.0

Each Census estimate shows its 90% margin of error (MOE) when available. Percentage MOEs are percentage points. Missing MOEs remain unavailable; a published + or − bound is not an exact value. Differences between columns alone do not establish a statistically significant difference or a best or worst place.

Winter Park city and Orlando city: Census estimates and mapped amenity listings
The detailsUnits & coverage below	Winter Park cityView on map	Orlando cityView on map
Population & household finances
Populationpeople · ACS estimate	30,274±40 (90% MOE)	319,758±95 (90% MOE)
Median ageyears · residents	44±1.9 years (90% MOE)	35.1±0.5 years (90% MOE)
Average household sizepeople per occupied housing unit · excludes group quarters	2.19±0.09 people per occupied housing unit (90% MOE)	2.41±0.03 people per occupied housing unit (90% MOE)
Median household incomeannual · 2024 dollars	$105,724±$9,629 (90% MOE)	$72,336±$2,211 (90% MOE)
Median gross rentmonthly dollars · includes utilities	$1,738±$72 (90% MOE)	$1,747±$20 (90% MOE)
Median home valuedollars · owner-occupied homes	$731,400±$43,138 (90% MOE)	$394,100±$9,973 (90% MOE)
Homeownershippercent of occupied housing units	66.2%8,499 of 12,846 occupied housing units±3.2 percentage points (90% MOE)	39.5%51,828 of 131,179 occupied housing units±1.4 percentage points (90% MOE)
Population below poverty levelpercent with poverty status determined	9.3%2,607 of 28,164 people with poverty status determined±2 percentage points (90% MOE)	14.7%46,434 of 316,718 people with poverty status determined±1.2 percentage points (90% MOE)
Housing affordability
Rent costs: 30% or more of incomepercent of renter households with a calculated ratio	55.9%2,251 of 4,025 renter households with a calculated ratio±5.4 percentage points (90% MOE)	58.3%44,287 of 75,977 renter households with a calculated ratio±2.6 percentage points (90% MOE)
Rent costs: 50% or more of incomepercent of renter households with a calculated ratio	27.0%1,087 of 4,025 renter households with a calculated ratio±5.1 percentage points (90% MOE)	30.3%23,057 of 75,977 renter households with a calculated ratio±2.3 percentage points (90% MOE)
Owner costs: 30% or more of incomepercent of owner households with a calculated ratio	32.0%2,684 of 8,377 owner households with a calculated ratio±5.1 percentage points (90% MOE)	27.9%14,263 of 51,193 owner households with a calculated ratio±2.3 percentage points (90% MOE)
Owner costs: 50% or more of incomepercent of owner households with a calculated ratio	14.7%1,233 of 8,377 owner households with a calculated ratio±3 percentage points (90% MOE)	12.8%6,534 of 51,193 owner households with a calculated ratio±1.6 percentage points (90% MOE)
Median monthly owner costs: with mortgage2024 dollars per month · owner-occupied homes with a mortgage	$3,238±$344 (90% MOE)	$2,231±$72 (90% MOE)
Median monthly owner costs: without mortgage2024 dollars per month · owner-occupied homes without a mortgage	$1,141±$153 (90% MOE)	$764±$23 (90% MOE)
Housing characteristics
Housing unitsall housing units · occupied and vacant	14,213±464 (90% MOE)	148,754±1,780 (90% MOE)
Detached single-unit housingpercent of all housing units	60.6%8,611 of 14,213 housing units±2.4 percentage points (90% MOE)	31.6%47,076 of 148,754 housing units±1.1 percentage points (90% MOE)
Housing in structures with two or more unitspercent of all housing units · counts units, not buildings	32.9%4,673 of 14,213 housing units±4 percentage points (90% MOE)	58.4%86,926 of 148,754 housing units±1.9 percentage points (90% MOE)
Mobile or manufactured housingpercent of all housing units	0.2%26 of 14,213 housing units±0.2 percentage points (90% MOE)	0.2%364 of 148,754 housing units±0.1 percentage points (90% MOE)
Housing built in 2010 or laterpercent of all housing units · original construction year	14.8%2,105 of 14,213 housing units±2.2 percentage points (90% MOE)	19.7%29,348 of 148,754 housing units±1.1 percentage points (90% MOE)
Housing built before 1980percent of all housing units · original construction year	56.2%7,989 of 14,213 housing units±3.8 percentage points (90% MOE)	32.6%48,524 of 148,754 housing units±1.2 percentage points (90% MOE)
Seasonal, recreational, or occasional-use housingpercent of all housing units, not just vacant units	1.4%197 of 14,213 housing units±0.8 percentage points (90% MOE)	3.4%5,039 of 148,754 housing units±0.5 percentage points (90% MOE)
Vacant units for renthousing units · excludes rented but not yet occupied	396±238 (90% MOE)	6,795±813 (90% MOE)
Vacant units for sale onlyhousing units · excludes sold but not yet occupied	295±167 (90% MOE)	1,467±415 (90% MOE)
Daily life & commuting
Commute of 45 minutes or morepercent of workers commuting away from home · one way	9.0%857 of 9,519 workers commuting away from home±1.9 percentage points (90% MOE)	12.0%17,530 of 146,072 workers commuting away from home±1.3 percentage points (90% MOE)
Commute of 60 minutes or morepercent of workers commuting away from home · one way	4.0%380 of 9,519 workers commuting away from home±1.4 percentage points (90% MOE)	6.0%8,831 of 146,072 workers commuting away from home±1 percentage points (90% MOE)
Worked from homepercent of all workers age 16+	30.0%4,089 of 13,608 workers age 16+±4.1 percentage points (90% MOE)	16.2%28,246 of 174,318 workers age 16+±0.9 percentage points (90% MOE)
Households with people under age 18percent of households · counts households, not children	20.5%2,628 of 12,846 households±1.8 percentage points (90% MOE)	28.6%37,582 of 131,179 households±0.8 percentage points (90% MOE)
Households with broadband internetpercent of households · any broadband subscription	93.4%11,996 of 12,846 households±1.5 percentage points (90% MOE)	93.1%122,129 of 131,179 households±0.8 percentage points (90% MOE)
Work & education
Employed residentspeople · civilian employed, age 16+	13,733±676 (90% MOE)	176,855±3,052 (90% MOE)
Unemployment ratepercent of civilian labor force · age 16+	4.5%640 of 14,373 civilian labor-force participants±1.8 percentage points (90% MOE)	5.2%9,611 of 186,466 civilian labor-force participants±0.7 percentage points (90% MOE)
Labor force participationpercent of population age 16+	55.5%14,387 of 25,901 residents age 16+±2.4 percentage points (90% MOE)	72.6%187,284 of 258,090 residents age 16+±0.8 percentage points (90% MOE)
Bachelor’s degree or higherpercent of population age 25+	65.2%14,304 of 21,945 residents age 25+±3.1 percentage points (90% MOE)	42.5%95,949 of 225,522 residents age 25+±1.4 percentage points (90% MOE)
High school diploma or higherpercent of population age 25+ · includes GED	96.6%21,205 of 21,945 residents age 25+±4 percentage points (90% MOE)	92.2%207,846 of 225,522 residents age 25+±2 percentage points (90% MOE)
Race & ethnicity
White alonepercent of residents · any ethnicity	74.3%22,505 of 30,274 residents±3.1 percentage points (90% MOE)	37.0%118,415 of 319,758 residents±1.2 percentage points (90% MOE)
Black or African American alonepercent of residents · any ethnicity	4.8%1,462 of 30,274 residents±1 percentage points (90% MOE)	23.4%74,788 of 319,758 residents±1.2 percentage points (90% MOE)
American Indian and Alaska Native alonepercent of residents · any ethnicity	0.1%33 of 30,274 residents±0.092 percentage points (90% MOE)	0.1%459 of 319,758 residents±0.056 percentage points (90% MOE)
Asian alonepercent of residents · any ethnicity	6.2%1,872 of 30,274 residents±2.1 percentage points (90% MOE)	5.0%15,857 of 319,758 residents±0.6 percentage points (90% MOE)
Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander alonepercent of residents · any ethnicity	0.0%0 of 30,274 residents±0.1 percentage points (90% MOE)	0.1%240 of 319,758 residents±0.059 percentage points (90% MOE)
Some other race alonepercent of residents · any ethnicity	2.3%709 of 30,274 residents±0.7 percentage points (90% MOE)	10.2%32,627 of 319,758 residents±0.9 percentage points (90% MOE)
Two or more racespercent of residents · any ethnicity	12.2%3,693 of 30,274 residents±2.3 percentage points (90% MOE)	24.2%77,372 of 319,758 residents±1.4 percentage points (90% MOE)
Hispanic or Latino, any racepercent of residents · overlaps race categories	13.5%4,091 of 30,274 residents±2.3 percentage points (90% MOE)	35.4%113,128 of 319,758 residents±1.4 percentage points (90% MOE)
Mapped amenities
Park listingsmapped listings · public access not verified	46	161
Restaurant listingsmapped listings within place boundary	270	1,902
Café listingsmapped listings within place boundary	33	183
Grocery listingsmapped listings within place boundary	8	89

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A survey snapshot

2020–2024 ACS five-year estimates describe Census place boundaries, not ZIP codes or metro areas. Income is in 2024 inflation-adjusted dollars. Rent includes utilities; home value covers owner-occupied homes. Estimates have sampling uncertainty, especially in small places, and are not current asking prices.

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Work & education

Employed residents count civilian employed people age 16+. Unemployment is civilian unemployed residents divided by the civilian labor force age 16+; labor force participation is the total labor force divided by the population age 16+. Both describe residents, rather than the number of jobs located in a place.

Education percentages use the population age 25+. Bachelor’s or higher includes graduate and professional degrees; high school or higher includes GED and all higher credentials. These survey estimates do not measure current job vacancies or school quality.

Housing costs & daily life

Rent and owner burden shares exclude households whose cost-to-income ratio was not computed. The 50% threshold is a subset of the 30% threshold. Median selected monthly owner costs cover more than a mortgage payment and are not a quote for your household.

Housing structure, age, and seasonal-use percentages use all housing units. Vacant units for rent or sale are dated survey categories, not current listings. Long-commute shares exclude people working at home; the work-from-home share includes all workers age 16+. Broadband describes household subscriptions, not service speeds. Household size excludes group quarters.

Counts, ethnicity & uncertainty

Percentages show their underlying estimated numerator and denominator when supplied, rather than reconstructing counts from rounded percentages. Race includes any ethnicity; Hispanic or Latino origin overlaps race and must not be added to race shares. Poverty uses people whose poverty status was determined.

Margins of error describe sampling uncertainty at 90% confidence. They do not address every source of error. This table provides no statistical difference badge, overall score, or precise ordering of capped values; the same place can appear in both columns.

Mapped amenities, with limits

Overture Maps Foundation and contributors · release 2026-10-21.0. Distinct listing IDs are counted per category where their point intersects the selected place boundary, including boundary points. Nearby listings outside it are excluded; a shared-boundary point may appear in both places.

Listings may be missing, duplicated, outdated, or misclassified. Zero means no matching mapped listing; it does not establish that an amenity is absent. Park listings do not verify public access. Counts do not measure quality or walkability.

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Missing, suppressed, or invalid estimates display as “Unavailable.” Census upper and lower bounds retain their + or − notation, such as $250,000+. Homeownership is owner-occupied units divided by occupied housing units. These values are context for your research, without a score or ranking.

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