Orange County, FL property tax

Census ACS 2023 5-year estimates · updated 2026-09-20

The median effective property tax rate in Orange County is 0.78%, below the Florida median of 0.79% and below the national median of 0.98%. The median homeowner pays $2,795 a year on a home worth $358,300.

Effective rate
0.78%
Median annual bill
$2,795
Median home value
$358,300
Rank in Florida
24of 67
Effective property tax rate: Orange County compared with Florida and the United States
0.250.500.751.00Orange County: 0.78%Orange County0.78%Florida median: 0.79%Florida median0.79%United States median: 0.98%United States median0.98%

Median annual bill divided by median home value, Census ACS 2023 5-year estimates.

Estimated annual bill by home value

Home valueEstimated billPer month
$200,000$1,560$130
$300,000$2,340$195
$400,000$3,120$260
$500,000$3,900$325
$750,000$5,850$488
$1,000,000$7,800$650
At the county median effective rate of 0.78%, before exemptions. Jurisdictions inside the county differ; use the estimator for a specific home value and exemption.

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Orange County millage rates, 2025

For 2025, the county-wide millage in Orange County is 10.8837 mills: 4.4347 for county government operations and 6.4490 for school board operations, plus the other county-wide levies below. One mill is $1 per $1,000 of taxable value, so $100,000 of taxable value owes $1,088 in county-wide taxes before any city or district levy. In 2024 the county-wide millage was 10.8987.

Levy2025 mills2024 mills
County government operating4.43474.4347
School board operating6.44906.4640
County-wide total10.883710.8987
County-wide levies from the Florida Department of Revenue's Millage and Taxes Levied report, 2025 and 2024. One mill is $1 per $1,000 of taxable value. School millage applies to school taxable value, which can differ from county taxable value because some exemptions do not apply to schools. A blank 2024 cell means no levy that year.

Millage rates by city in Orange County

CityCity millage 2025City millage 2024County-wide plus cityPer $100,000 taxable
Eatonville7.29387.293818.1775$1,818
Oakland6.70006.700017.5837$1,758
Orlando6.65006.650017.5337$1,753
Edgewood5.25005.250016.1337$1,613
Maitland5.04655.046515.9302$1,593
Ocoee4.95004.950015.8337$1,583
Winter Garden4.85654.500015.7402$1,574
Belle Isle4.78454.401815.6682$1,567
Apopka4.43764.687615.3213$1,532
Winter Park4.09234.092314.9760$1,498
Windermere3.74253.742514.6262$1,463
Lake Buena Vista2.61931.924313.5030$1,350
Bay Lake2.22501.885013.1087$1,311
City millage as reported in the Florida Department of Revenue's Municipal Report; for every city shown, its taxable value times this millage equals the city taxes the Department reports levied. Highest first. County-wide plus city adds the county-wide total above; a property may also pay independent special districts that cover only part of the county, so treat it as the floor inside city limits. City names follow the Census Bureau's list of incorporated places. A blank 2024 cell means no 2024 figure, or one whose taxable value times millage did not equal the taxes levied.

Property tax rates by city in Orange County

Among the 28 places listed, Doctor Phillips CDP has the highest median effective rate at 0.98% and Pine Castle CDP the lowest at 0.58%, against 0.78% for the county as a whole.

PlaceEffective rateMedian billMedian home valuePopulation
Orlando city0.81%$2,922$359,000311,732
Alafaya CDP0.80%$3,120$391,90090,874
Pine Hills CDP0.62%$1,445$233,70082,264
Horizon West CDP0.94%$4,679$498,70062,152
Four Corners CDP *0.85%$2,659$312,30060,443
Apopka city0.72%$2,615$364,30056,202
Ocoee city0.82%$3,043$368,90047,885
Winter Garden city0.80%$3,407$428,20047,182
University CDP (Orange County)0.70%$1,918$275,30042,481
Meadow Woods CDP0.90%$3,169$351,60040,741
Winter Park city0.73%$4,945$676,80029,929
Oak Ridge CDP0.68%$1,590$235,50024,395
Hunters Creek CDP0.80%$3,392$426,00021,255
Maitland city0.71%$3,722$526,40019,268
Lake Butler CDP0.91%$8,024$886,30017,242
Azalea Park CDP0.61%$1,568$255,00016,110
Lockhart CDP0.60%$1,484$247,40014,753
Southchase CDP0.80%$2,748$344,90014,149
Conway CDP0.71%$2,587$366,80013,346
Goldenrod CDP *0.60%$1,997$332,70012,603
Doctor Phillips CDP0.98%$4,721$484,00012,458
Union Park CDP0.65%$1,778$272,70011,111
Fairview Shores CDP0.60%$1,880$315,20011,064
Pine Castle CDP0.58%$1,654$286,90010,429
Wedgefield CDP0.71%$2,987$419,1008,556
Williamsburg CDP0.73%$2,312$316,9007,400
Belle Isle city0.91%$4,317$474,7007,053
Rio Pinar CDP0.77%$2,948$381,8005,396
Census ACS 2023 5-year estimates for each place as a whole. Listed: places with at least 5,000 residents whose medians have a margin of error within 20% of the estimate. * The place extends into a neighboring county, so its figures cover the whole place.

Orange County compared with Florida and the US

AreaEffective rateMedian billMedian home value
Orange County0.78%$2,795$358,300
Florida median0.79%$2,555$325,000
United States median0.98%$2,969n/a

Orange County compared with neighboring counties

Orange County borders 6 counties. Ranked from lowest to highest median effective rate, it places 5 of 7.

CountyEffective rateMedian billMedian home value
Brevard County0.70%$2,139$304,400
Seminole County0.70%$2,493$357,300
Polk County0.74%$1,769$240,000
Volusia County0.78%$2,179$278,000
Orange County0.78%$2,795$358,300
Lake County0.79%$2,284$287,900
Osceola County0.79%$2,498$317,600
Counties sharing a border with Orange County, from the Census Bureau county adjacency file; figures from Census ACS 2023 5-year estimates, lowest effective rate first.

Florida statewide: Homestead exemption of up to $50,000: the first $25,000 applies to all levies including schools, and an additional exemption of up to $25,000 applies to assessed value above $50,000 for non-school levies. Apply to the county property appraiser by March 1.

Due dates and payment

Florida statewide: bills mailed November 1; 4% discount in November declining to 0% in March; delinquent April 1. Confirm the local schedule with the Orange County tax office.

Appealing your assessment

25 days from the mailing of the TRIM notice in August. Bring recent sales of comparable homes, photos of condition issues, and any error in the record such as square footage or lot size. How to appeal, step by step.

How Florida assesses value

Just (market) value set January 1 by the county property appraiser, less exemptions. Full Florida rules, exemptions and deadlines.

Rates and medians: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 2023 5-year estimates, tables B25103 and B25077. Effective rate is median taxes paid divided by median owner-occupied home value. Places: Census place by county reference file. Florida millage: Florida Department of Revenue, property tax data portal, data book 2025 and 2024. Neighbors: Census county adjacency file. Rules: Florida Department of Revenue, Property Tax Exemptions and Save Our Homes.

Frequently asked questions

What is the property tax rate in Orange County, FL?

The median effective property tax rate in Orange County is 0.78% of home value, below the Florida median of 0.79% and below the national median of 0.98%. The median homeowner pays $2,795 a year on a median home value of $358,300 (Census ACS 2023 5-year).

How much is property tax on a $400,000 house in Orange County?

About $3,120 per year at the county's median effective rate of 0.78%, before exemptions. The exact bill depends on the city, school district and special districts that serve the parcel, so treat this as a planning estimate.

When are property taxes due in Orange County?

Florida statewide: bills mailed November 1; 4% discount in November declining to 0% in March; delinquent April 1. Check the Orange County tax office for the exact local dates.

How do I appeal a property tax assessment in Orange County?

25 days from the mailing of the TRIM notice in August. Full Florida rules are on the Florida page.

How does Orange County compare with the rest of Florida?

Orange County ranks 24 of 67 Florida counties by effective rate. The Florida median is 0.79% and the median bill is $2,555.