1651 Mayfield Winter Park
Photo Credit: Keller Williams Winter Park
After 22+ rewarding years in the real estate industry, Lisa Gould merged her boutique real estate brokerage with Keller Williams Winter Park in 2012. She began her professional career with IBM and transitioned to the real estate industry in 1990. After a successful start as a top producing agent, she was recruited into Executive management for several Real Estate Brokerages including Signature Better Homes & Gardens, Signature GMAC Real Estate and Old Town Brokers/CondoHQ/CitiSpace Commercial. Gould and her family are long time Winter Park residents and active members of the community. Haute Residence sat down with Gould to discuss Orlando's luxury real estate market and what needs buyers are having so far in 2020.
How has the luxury real estate market in Orlando been performing so far in 2020?
The luxury real estate market in Winter Park has been active with showings and activity during the first quarter of 2020 with some contracts. We have a good supply of inventory in this category, so the market is quite competitive.
What are buyers looking for in their homes in Orlando in 2020?
Buyers are expecting absolute turnkey, move-in ready product; generally with transitional or modern styling, the latest in technology and finishings, and lifestyle amenity features.
Which has been a highlight sale for you so far in 2020?
1st Quarter Highlight sale was 1651 Mayfield Winter Park. Home is new Construction by Lundev with some customization; the buyer is a single woman in executive relocation; she loved the parties, process, and product.
1651 Mayfield Winter Park
Photo Credit: Keller Williams Winter Park
Are there any new restaurants or other spots in Orlando you’ve been loving lately?
Yes! Luke's Kitchen and Bar Happy Hour, the new Stretch Lab, 60 Vines (coming soon), and Berri Lynn Clothing store.
It’s time for spring break. What is a fun activity in Orlando?
Arnold Palmer BayHill Classic, Winter Park Scenic Boat Tour, USTA National Campus in Lake Nona. Recently though, we have seen some parks and other highly populated activities shut down due to the coronavirus.
Photo Credit: Berri Lynn
