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Orlando, Florida · Orange County

Real estate agent in Orlando, FL.

Robert Moore, REALTOR®, is the Broker/Owner of Moore Realty Group, an independent brokerage based in Apopka, in the north-west corner of Orange County. He works with buyers and sellers across the Orlando area, and you deal with him directly.

Facts on this page checked November 12, 2026
Robert Moore, Broker/Owner of Moore Realty Group in Apopka, Florida, on a call while walking downtown
Broker/Owner
Robert MooreMoore Realty Group, Inc.
Florida license
BK3391152Broker · Current, Active
First licensed
2017Own brokerage since 2020
Client rating
5.0 ★On Zillow; every review is five stars
Based in
Apopka 32712About 12 miles north-west of downtown Orlando
Call or text
352-504-6371
Short answer

Robert Moore is a Florida-licensed real estate broker (license BK3391152; first licensed in Florida in 2017) and the owner of Moore Realty Group, Inc., an independent brokerage based in Apopka, about 12 miles north-west of downtown Orlando. He represents buyers and sellers in Orlando and across Orange County, and holds a 5.0 rating on Zillow. His closed sales in the county include homes in Orlando, Ocoee and Apopka. Call or text 352-504-6371.

What you get with a broker-owner near Orlando

Orlando has hundreds of large teams and national franchise offices. Moore Realty Group is neither. It is one licensed broker, based in the same county, with no team in between: the number on this page is his own mobile.

  • The principal, not a team. There is no one for pricing, negotiation or contract deadlines to be delegated to.
  • Florida's higher license. A broker license requires at least two years of active experience, a 72-hour course and a second state exam beyond the sales associate license most agents hold.
  • The city line, checked. An Orlando address can be inside the City of Orlando or in unincorporated Orange County, and the tax bill differs. This site maps it for 30 Orlando ZIP codes.
  • The numbers before the pitch. A net sheet for sellers and a full monthly cost for buyers, using Florida's actual tax and title rules. The same calculators are free on this site.
  • A record anyone can check. License status, closed sales and reviews are public, and linked below.

Robert's record in Orlando and Orange County

These are closed sales from public MLS records, each one listed on the sold ledger:

  • Orlando, ZIP 32812. Buyer's broker on a three-bedroom home in Robinson Oaks, in the Conway area, which closed in July 2024 for $315,000.
  • Ocoee. Listing broker on a three-bedroom home in Spradley Oaks, which closed in May 2025 for $410,000. An earlier Ocoee home sale closed in March 2022.
  • Apopka. Listing broker on a townhouse in ZIP 32703, which closed in June 2021.

Two of his Zillow reviews come from Ocoee clients, a buyer and a seller of two properties, and one from an Apopka buyer. Outside Orange County, his sales are concentrated in Lake and Sumter counties, where much of his land and acreage business is.

Who Robert is the right call for in Orlando

  • You want the broker, not a team. There is no team: pricing, negotiation and contract deadlines sit with Robert.
  • The north and west sides of the county. Lockhart, Pine Hills, College Park, MetroWest and Ocoee are the parts of the Orlando area closest to his Apopka base. See 32810, 32818, 32808, 32804 and 32835.
  • Land and acreage. Homesites and larger tracts, in rural east Orange County or out toward Lake and Sumter counties, where his land record is. See land and acreage.
  • Moving to the Orlando area. For buyers from out of the area who want the taxes, insurance, drive times and monthly cost worked out first.
  • Selling in Orlando and buying in Apopka, or the other way round. One broker for both ends of the move.

If you want a large team with several agents on call, or your property is outside Central Florida, a different firm will suit you better.

How to choose a real estate agent in Orlando

Nobody can honestly name one "best" agent for every person in a market this size. What you can do is check five things that predict how your sale or purchase will go. Here they are, with how to verify each and how Robert measures up.

Five checks for any Orlando agent, with Robert Moore's answers (as of November 12, 2026)
CheckWhy it mattersRobert MooreVerify it yourself
License level and statusA broker has more training and carries the legal responsibility for the transaction.Broker, BK3391152, Current and Active, no public complaints returnedFlorida DBPR license search
Where they are basedAn agent in the same county knows its tax districts, HOAs, CDDs and road projects.Brokerage registered in Apopka, Orange County, ZIP 32712Florida Sunbiz
Who handles your fileOn large teams the name on the sign is often not the person you deal with.Robert. There is no team.Ask any agent: "Who will I talk to day to day?"
Closed salesLook for sales like yours: area, price range, property type, buyer or seller side.Homes in Orlando, Ocoee and Apopka, plus land and lakefront in Lake and Sumter counties, on both the listing and buyer sideSold ledger · Zillow
Independent reviewsReviews on a third-party site cannot be edited by the agent.5.0 average on Zillow, including Ocoee and Apopka clientsReviews, quoted in full

Orlando is 30 ZIP codes and more than one city

Of the 30 Orlando ZIP codes covered on this site, only 3 are almost entirely inside the City of Orlando, and 12 have an Orlando mailing address but sit almost entirely outside the city limits, in unincorporated Orange County. That changes the property tax rate, who provides police, fire and utilities, and which rules apply to a remodel or a short-term rental.

In October 2026, median list prices ran from $187,900 in ZIP code 32839 to $1,149,000 in 32836. Each ZIP code has its own guide with the neighborhoods in it, the main roads, the share inside the city and current asking prices: see all 30 Orlando ZIP codes.

For sellers

  1. Price it from closed sales

    You get a broker price opinion built from recent closings near you, not from list prices or an online estimate. Asking prices by ZIP code are in the Orlando market update; closed sales come from the MLS.

  2. See your net before you sign

    The seller net sheet shows what you keep after documentary stamps, title insurance, proration and fees.

  3. Prepare for Florida insurers

    Roof age, electrical panel, water heater and HVAC decide whether a buyer can insure the home. Have them checked before the listing goes live.

  4. Negotiate terms, not just price

    Financing type, deposit, inspection period and closing date change what an offer is worth.

For buyers

  1. Check the tax district first

    Find out whether the address is in the City of Orlando, another city or unincorporated Orange County. The ZIP code guides show the split, and the property tax estimator has a setting for unincorporated Orange County.

  2. Know the real monthly cost

    Principal and interest for every Orlando ZIP code are in this week's market update. Add tax, insurance, HOA and any CDD assessment in the mortgage calculator.

  3. Write an offer that protects you

    Florida's "As Is" contract gives you an inspection period to cancel for any reason. Know the dates before you sign. See the contract guide.

  4. Close without surprises

    The closing cost calculator shows cash to close, and the calendar tool puts every deadline on your phone.

The Orlando market right now

Orange County median sale
$435,037October 2026
Homes sold
1,191Orange County, October 2026
Median days on market
70
List prices by ZIP
$187,900 to $1,149,000October 2026

County figures are closed sales for Orange County in October 2026 (Redfin). ZIP code figures are asking prices (Realtor.com). The Orlando market update is refreshed every week with the mortgage rate and the payment for each ZIP code, and the Apopka market report compares Apopka with the county.

Recent closed sales

Selected closed sales (public MLS records)
AddressPriceHomeClosedRole
9684 CR 705
Center Hill, FL 33514
$825,000Mar 2023Listing broker
41812 Catbrier Lane
Umatilla, FL 32784
$800,0001 bd · 1 ba · 2,122 sq ftJun 2026Buyer's broker
12255 Virginia Drive
Leesburg, FL 34788 · Western Shores
$595,0003 bd · 2 ba · 1,705 sq ftJun 2026Listing and buyer side
605 Hill Avenue
Ocoee, FL 34761 · Spradley Oaks
$410,0003 bd · 2 ba · 1,599 sq ftMay 2025Listing broker
9524 County Road 705
Center Hill, FL 33514
$399,0004 bd · 2.0 ba · 2,780 sq ftDec 2021
5334 Oxford Manor Cir
Lakeland, FL 33810
$320,0003 bd · 2.0 ba · 1,855 sq ftFeb 2022

The full sold ledger

What clients say

“He was patient with me and all the needs and wants that I wanted in a house. Over the year that he spent helping me find the perfect house he became more of a friend.”
Lizette D. · Bought a single-family home in Ocoee, FL · Zillow, Feb 2021
“Robert is highly knowledgeable in his field. He pays very close attention to detail and was able to help my husband and I find a perfect home for our family.”
Brittany T. · Bought a single-family home in Apopka, FL · Zillow, Jan 2020
“Robert has been our agent on the sale of two properties. Our experience on both properties was exceptional.”
Brenda R. · Sold a single-family home in Ocoee, FL · Zillow, Jan 2020

All reviews, quoted in full

Fees and representation in Florida

Broker fees are not set by law and are always negotiable. Since August 2024, MLS rules require an agent to have a written agreement with a buyer before touring a home, and that agreement states exactly what the broker will be paid and by whom. Offers of compensation no longer appear in the MLS; a seller can still agree to pay a buyer's broker, and that is negotiated in the offer. Ask for the options in writing before you commit to anything.

Questions people ask

Who is the best real estate agent in Orlando, FL?

There is no single best agent for everyone, and directory rankings can reflect advertising or referral arrangements. The useful test is fit: license level, a base in the county, closed sales like yours, independent reviews, and who actually handles your file. Robert Moore of Moore Realty Group is a broker-owner based in Apopka, about 12 miles north-west of downtown Orlando, with a 5.0 Zillow rating and no team between him and his clients. Compare him against the checklist above, then call 352-504-6371.

Does Robert Moore work in Orlando?

Yes. Moore Realty Group is based in Apopka, in Orange County, and Robert works with buyers and sellers across the Orlando area. His closed sales in the county include a home in the Conway area of Orlando (ZIP 32812) in 2024, homes in Ocoee in 2022 and 2025, and a townhouse in Apopka.

Is there a Realtor near Orlando who works with clients directly, without a team?

Yes. Robert Moore, REALTOR®, is the Broker/Owner of Moore Realty Group, Inc., an independent brokerage in Apopka. There is no team: the person you call is the broker handling your sale or purchase.

Who should I call to sell my house in Orlando?

Work out your own number first with the seller net sheet, and look up asking prices in your ZIP code in the Orlando market update. Then call Robert Moore, REALTOR®, at 352-504-6371 for a price opinion built from recent closed sales. He is a Florida-licensed broker based in Orange County.

Is my Orlando address inside the City of Orlando?

Not necessarily. Of the 30 Orlando ZIP codes covered on this site, only 3 are almost entirely inside the city limits and 12 are almost entirely outside them. Look up the ZIP code in the Orlando ZIP code guides, then confirm the tax district for the specific address with the Orange County Property Appraiser.

What do homes cost in Orlando right now?

The median sale price in Orange County was $435,037 in October 2026, according to Redfin. By ZIP code, median list prices in October 2026 ran from $187,900 in 32839 to $1,149,000 in 32836, according to Realtor.com. See the Orlando market update for every ZIP code.

How much does a real estate agent charge in Orlando?

Fees are negotiable and vary by agent and by property. There is no standard or legally required commission in Florida. Ask for the fee in writing and use the seller net sheet to see what different fee levels do to your proceeds.

Is Robert Moore a Realtor?

Yes. Robert Moore is a REALTOR®, a member of the National Association of REALTORS®, and a Florida-licensed real estate broker (license BK3391152). He owns Moore Realty Group, Inc., based in Apopka, Florida.

Is Robert Moore a licensed broker?

Yes. Florida broker license BK3391152, Current and Active; first licensed in Florida July 26, 2017. His brokerage, Moore Realty Group Inc, holds license CQ1060137. Both can be confirmed on the Florida DBPR website.

Can Robert help me relocate to Orlando from out of state?

Yes. Relocation is one of the specialties on his profile. Start with the Orlando ZIP code guides and the affordability calculator, then set up a call. Video tours and remote closings through a Florida title company are common for out-of-state buyers; ask Robert how he would run yours.

What ZIP codes are in Orlando?

Orlando addresses use ZIP codes from 32801 to 32839. This site has a guide to 30 of them, each with its neighborhoods, the share inside the city limits and current asking prices: see Orlando ZIP codes.

How do I contact Moore Realty Group?

Call or text Robert Moore at 352-504-6371 or email RobertSellsOrlando@gmail.com. The brokerage is based in Apopka, Florida 32712.

Sources: Florida DBPR, Florida Division of Corporations, Zillow, Homes.com, Stellar MLS; U.S. Census Bureau and City of Orlando boundaries for the ZIP code facts; market figures from Redfin and Realtor.com. Checked November 12, 2026.

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Robert Moore, REALTOR®, Broker/Owner · Moore Realty Group, Inc.

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