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Homes For Sale In Ocala, FL

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Ocala, a city of nearly 65,000 people, sits in the northern region of the state of Florida in Marion County. Known as the Horse Capital of the World, it has a rich equine history and industry, with over 2.2 billion in related annual revenue. Covering 47.26 sq mi, it is home to many farms and businesses that support the thoroughbred horse breeding, training, and showing industries.

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9933 SW 82nd Street Road

Ocala, FL 34481

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14893 SW 43rd Terrace Road

Ocala, FL 34473

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2270 SW 141st Terrace

Ocala, FL 34470

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13392 SW 63rd Terrace

Ocala, FL 34473

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13374 SW 63rd Terrace

Ocala, FL 34473

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10202 SW 61st Terrace Road

Ocala, FL 34476

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Ocala FL Real Estate Market

This rapidly growing city offers a variety of homes for sale, from historical Victorian houses on East Fort King Street to the more affordable home in Midtown Ocala. The median price of a home for sale in Ocala, FL, is $304.9K, with homes priced up to 6.5 million dollars and as low as 50,000 dollars. Homes for sale in Ocala FL sell within about 57 days for roughly the asking price.

There are 28 retirement communities in the Ocala, FL area that will appeal to retirees. These Ocala homes range in price from 100K to over 900K, giving options to those of all incomes. Many of these are age-restricted to those over 55 years.

Neighborhoods in Ocala, Florida

East Ocala

East Ocala is a residential neighborhood in the eastern part of Ocala, FL, with a median home price of $220K. Year to year, home prices are growing rapidly in this area, making it a hot market and an excellent opportunity to invest. Homes for sale in Ocala, FL, vary from condominiums to mid-century modern but also boast newly constructed homes for a reasonable price.

West Ocala

West Ocala is a diverse neighborhood that was historically the home to many African American residents and businesses in the city. Today, many homes in the West Ocala, FL, area are on the National Register of Historic Places and represent the rich African American history in Ocala. Median home prices are $186.1K and have been growing at roughly 20%. With everything from land available for building your dream house to historical homes for sale in the area, this is a desirable place to live and enjoy the ethnic and architectural diversity of the region.

Maricamp

Seated to the southeast of the town center, is the pricier of the neighborhoods in Ocala, FL, with a mean price of $575K. Homes range from mid-century ranches that cost roughly $175K to luxurious sprawling hacienda-style homes that cost over 1 million dollars. This variety makes Maricamp appealing to anyone shopping for houses for sale in Ocala, FL.

Ocala Historic District

Ocala Historic District sits near the city center in Ocala, FL, and boasts many historical homes. Median housing prices are $350K and include options from condominiums to craftsman-style classic designs. Stunning Victorian homes in all stages of restoration are available, making it a dream for those who want to show love to an older home for a reasonable price. Proximity to downtown cuts down on commuting time for busy professionals.

Midtown Ocala

Midtown Ocala is in the center of the city of Ocala, FL, and offers downtown living in beautiful modern condominiums and restored Victorian cottages. Median home prices are $111.5K, making it a desirable area for young professionals who want to live near work and popular nightlife spots.

North Magnolia

Just to the north of the center of Ocala is North Magnolia with a median home price of $140K. Options for housing include comfortable bungalows and plenty of land options to build your own home upon.

Schools in Ocala, FL

There are 50 kindergarten through twelfth-grade schools in Ocala, Florida. They are part of the Marion County Public School District, which also operates the higher education school, Marion Technical College. The College of Central Florida is another option for higher learning in the Ocala, FL, area. In addition, there are a plethora of private schools and several charter schools in the area. The Marion County Public School District begins the school year in August and runs until May when schools let out for the summer break.

The following are the top-rated schools in the district:

Dr. N High Jones Elementary School
Madison Street Academy of Visual and Performing Arts
Eighth Street Elementary School

Frequently Asked Questions About Ocala FL

What is the zip code for Ocala, Florida?

The local zip codes range from 34470 to 34483.

What is the weather like in Ocala, Florida?

The average low for Ocala is 59.8° and the average high is 82.8°. There is precipitation in the form of rain primarily on an average of 121 days of the year. This is a subtropical climate that is great for those who enjoy outdoor activities and for retirees seeking to escape colder weather.

Where is the nearest commercial airport for Ocala, Florida?

Ocala International Airport sits five minutes from the center of town, with the Gainesville Regional Airport only 31 miles to the north. Ocala Union Station also offers a bus service that can transport travelers to their destinations or connect to Amtrak stations in Jacksonville or Lakeland. Local bus service is available for those with disabilities in the form of the Marion Transit paratransit system.

How is traffic in Ocala, Florida?

On the western edge of the city, Interstate 75 crosses with U.S. Highway 27 and U.S. Route 301, which run north to south across the city. U.S. 301 and Highway 27 come off of U.S. Route 441 and provide an alternative to the traffic on I-75, which can be busier during the summer travel seasons. The average commute time is only 19 minutes.

Things To Do In Ocala, FL

Arts and Culture in Ocala, Florida

Webber Center Gallery at College of Central Florida
Marion Civic Chorale
Appleton Museum of Art
Reilly Arts Center
Dassance Fine Arts Center at College of Central Florida

Equine Events in Ocala, Florida

HITS Ocala Winter Circuit
Live Oak International
Ocala Breeders’ Sale
World Equestrian Center is home to multiple events as well.

Outdoor Fun in Ocala, Florida

Ocala National Forest is the second largest forest in Florida.
Silver Springs State Park
Florida National Scenic Trail cuts through the area as it extends from near Miami north to Pensacola.
Any one of 17 golf courses in Ocala, FL.
Sholom Park

Entertainment in Ocala, Florida

Silver Springs Nature Theme Park is a natural artesian spring and one of the oldest tourist sites in Florida.
Orange Blossom Opry
Ocala Civic Theatre
Reilly Arts Center
Circle Square Cultural Center
Disney World is only an 80-minute drive away.

Job Market in Ocala, FL

The median household income is just over $42,000. Job growth is 37.6%, just over the national average. Unemployment in the city is just below the national average. The main industry in the area is related to thoroughbred horse breeding, training, and showing. The variety of jobs available in the area makes homes for sale in Ocala an attractive place to live in.

Top employers in Ocala, FL, include:

Marion County Public Schools
Munroe Regional Medical Center
State of Florida
Wal-Mart
Ocala Regional Medical Center

The following corporations have major distribution centers in Ocala, FL.;

Chewy
FedEx
AutoZone

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