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Orlando roof & property reports.
291,978 assessed properties in Orlando: average roof age ~14 years, 32% past the 15-year insurability threshold.
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The area at a glance.
291,978 Assessed properties
~14 yrs Avg roof age
32% Past 15-yr threshold
79% Permit-backed ages
3% Flood-zone exposure
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Properties in Orlando.
Showing 15,901 to 15,960 of 291,728 addresses.
- 412 Raehn St 10/10
- 414 Briercliff Dr 10/10
- 414 Delaney Park Dr 10/10
- 414 Purdue St 10/10
- 414 Woodland St 10/10
- 415 E Miller St 10/10
- 415 Purdue St 10/10
- 415 Woodland St 10/10
- 417 Richmond St 10/10
- 418 Delaney Park Dr 10/10
- 418 E Gore St 10/10
- 418 E Miller St 10/10
- 419 Raehn St 10/10
- 420 Avalon Blvd 10/10
- 420 Woodland St 10/10
- 421 E Kaley St 10/10
- 421 E Miller St 10/10
- 421 Woodland St 10/10
- 422 E Gore St 10/10
- 422 Raehn St 10/10
- 424 Avalon Blvd 10/10
- 424 Delaney Park Dr 10/10
- 425 Briercliff Dr 10/10
- 426 E Gore St 10/10
- 426 Raehn St 10/10
- 426 Woodland St 10/10
- 427 Baker St 10/10
- 427 Richmond St 10/10
- 428 Delaney Park Dr 10/10
- 429 Avalon Blvd 10/10
- 429 Purdue St 10/10
- 430 Briercliff Dr 10/10
- 430 E Gore St 10/10
- 431 E Miller St 10/10
- 431 Raehn St 10/10
- 431 Richmond St 10/10
- 432 E Miller St 10/10
- 432 Raehn St 10/10
- 432 Woodland St 10/10
- 433 Woodland St 10/10
- 435 Briercliff Dr 10/10
- 435 E Kaley St 10/10
- 435 E Miller St 10/10
- 435 Raehn St 10/10
- 436 Avalon Blvd 10/10
- 436 Baker St 10/10
- 437 Briercliff Dr 10/10
- 437 Raehn St 10/10
- 438 Briercliff Dr 10/10
- 438 E Gore St 10/10
- 438 Purdue St 10/10
- 438 Raehn St 10/10
- 438 Woodland St 10/10
- 440 Baker St 10/10
- 440 Delaney Park Dr 10/10
- 441 Avalon Blvd 10/10
- 441 Purdue St 10/10
- 442 Briercliff Dr 10/10
- 442 Woodland St 10/10
- 443 E Kaley St 10/10
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