Apopka, a Growing CommunityApopka is one of the fastest growing communities in the Orlando area. Located Northwest of Orlando, the Apopka area is one of established neighborhoods with large lots as well as a site for new construction by many major homebuilders. Located in Orange County, Apopka is located close to SR 429, a toll road providing quick access to the attraction's areas, and accessible by the new Maitland exchange which is being constructed now. Construction has started on rebuilding the Apopka High School as well as a YMCA to be located nearby. A new addition to the Apopka Hospital has recently opened as well as a new middle school located near a recreation sports complex.
There are many golf-club communities located in Apopka. Apopka has many older, rural communities with large acreage (room for horses) and newly built town home communities. With the wide variety of housing choices in Apopka, Florida, and new roads and schools, this city is quickly becoming the area of choice for many people in the Orlando area. Zip codes for the Apopka area are 32703 and 32712. Average sale prices in 2006 in zip code 32703 were $234K and in zip code 32712 it was $305K.
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