Welcome to Clermont: Where Charm Meet Momentum

Welcome to Clermont: Where Charm Meets Momentum

Perched just west of Orlando in Lake County, Clermont has long been a hidden gem among Florida’s fast-growing cities. But in 2025 it’s becoming anything but hidden: with major development initiatives, fresh energy in its downtown, and real estate dynamics shifting, Clermont is buzzing like never before.

Let’s take a look at what’s hot right now in Clermont — and what’s on the horizon.

Real Estate Trends: A Market in Transition

Prices & Market Conditions

• The current average home value in Clermont hovers around $428,567, reflecting a 3.7% decline year over year. Zillow

• But that masks some bifurcation: in some submarkets, prices remain resilient or even rising, especially in newer communities with high-end amenities.

• According to Realtor.com data, some neighborhoods like Legends and Lost Lake are seeing median listing prices in the $400K+ range. Realtor

• On the listing side, one report pegs the average list price across Clermont at $569,860, showing strength at the top of the spectrum. My Broker One

Supply, Days on Market & Buyer Sentiment

• Home inventory is increasing — a relief for buyers feeling squeezed in prior years. My Broker One

• Yet homes in Clermont are still selling relatively quickly: some sources report ~35 days on market, down significantly from a year before. Bankrate+1

• The market is still moderately competitive (scoring ~56/100 in some rankings) Redfin — so buyers still need patience and strategy.

New Developments & Mega Projects

• One of the most exciting is the Olympus Project along the Wellness Way corridor. This $2 billion master-planned development aims to bring sports, health, and lifestyle amenities — including a large athletic campus, dual NHL-sized ice rinks, and pedestrian-friendly infrastructure. Jared Jones Real Estate Team

• Communities like Parkside Trails are riding that wave. They offer a mix of townhomes and large homes (4,200+ sq ft) with resort-style amenities — ideal for modern buyers seeking lifestyle, not just shelter. Jared Jones Real Estate Team

• Because of such developments, Clermont is drawing the attention of out-of-state buyers and investors looking for Florida growth stories beyond the coasts. teambellfl.com+1

Lifestyle & Community: What Makes Clermont Tick

Nature + Outdoor Life

• Clermont’s identity is strongly tied to its lakes and hills. The Clermont Chain of Lakes offers paddle trails, kayaking, and water-based recreation. The Crazy Tourist+2wintergardenrealestate.com+2

• Waterfront Park on Lake Minneola has become a social hub — walkways, events, and family time against a lakeside backdrop. The Crazy Tourist+1

• The South Lake Trail and other greenway projects help connect Clermont to the broader Central Florida trail network. The Crazy Tourist+1

Eateries, Culture & Local Vibe

• Downtown Clermont continues to evolve. Quaint shops, local restaurants, and events like the Sunday Farmers’ Market (40+ vendors) & First Fridays help keep the small-town feel alive. The Crazy Tourist+2wintergardenrealestate.com+2

• The Clermont Performing Arts Center draws shows, concerts, and cultural events to the region — helping fill a gap between “quiet suburb” and “urban amenities.” Family Destinations Guide

• Foodies and weekend explorers are enjoying places like Southern Hill Farms (U-pick farms), wineries, and local agricultural experiences. Authentic Florida+2Southern Living+2

Wellness, Sports & Active Living

• The city leans into health & fitness. The emphasis on wellness is part of the marketing of new developments (think: “live well”). Jared Jones Real Estate Team

• The National Training Center brings elite-level athletic facilities and events into the local scene. Family Destinations Guide

• Trails, parks, and splash zones (for families) are woven into the fabric of neighborhoods. blog.eragrizzard.com+1

What to Watch / Opportunities Ahead

Final Thoughts

Clermont is no longer just “that charming little town near Orlando.” It’s in the midst of a transformation. With multi-billion-dollar development projects, increasing density, and a shift toward lifestyle-first living, Clermont is positioning itself as a model for how suburban Florida can evolve.