Capri
4 en-suite bedrooms and 1 powder room
- Total area
- 3,063 ft² · 284.56 m²
- Interior area
- 2,308 ft² · 214.42 m²
Units available
The first luxury development in Orlando designed by Pininfarina. Three- and four-bedroom homes with five-star hotel services and a short-term rental program.
Magic Village by Pininfarina is one of the three communities Magic Companies built in Kissimmee: the same short-term rental zoning, the same hotel-service operation, a different phase of the project. If you are still comparing it with what exists outside the group, start with the best Orlando communities for short-term rental; the Magic Village by Pininfarina community profile on Daniel's main site gathers the community data in one place.
Founded in 1930, Pininfarina is internationally recognised for its work with Ferrari, Rolls-Royce and Maserati. This is the first time the Italian design house has signed a luxury development in Orlando, Florida. Interiors by Design407.
Hotel service inside the house shows up on the bill every month: HOA, utilities, management, cleaning and linen replacement. The guide on what it costs to keep a vacation home in Orlando breaks those costs down line by line, and the one on costs and returns of a vacation home near Disney shows what is left after them.
4 en-suite bedrooms and 1 powder room
3 en-suite bedrooms and 1 powder room
The furniture package delivers the home ready for vacation use or rental, with the decor, comfort and finish standards set by Magic Companies.
Forbes named Orlando the best city to invest in real estate, driven by the millions of visitors it receives each year, and the number one US city for corporate events and conventions. Tourism around the parks draws millions of families, with average stays of 7 to 14 days.
Approximate distances, per the map in the development's official material.
| Home | Price | Annual net | Cash-on-cash return | Cap rate |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3 en-suite bedrooms | $745,000 | $25,623.92 | 3.44% | 3.80% |
| 4 en-suite bedrooms | $765,000 | $25,623.92 | 3.35% | 3.69% |
HOA: $630.00/month, internet and cable TV included
The figures above come from a comparable unit inside Magic Village, not from a specific home for sale. To set them beside other communities in the area, see Magic Village compared to Storey Lake and Windsor; to place the entry price, Orlando homes between $500k and $700k; to redo the math with debt, US financing for foreign buyers. The project itself is described in the Magic Village by Pininfarina project.
Caveats of the study
All figures are expressed in United States dollars (USD).
The return shown is a cash-on-cash return. It does not account for property appreciation, tax benefits, depreciation, acquisition and closing costs, financing, or the owner's personal use of the unit.
Should the acquired unit be reassessed closer to its purchase price, the estimated annual tax would rise to approximately $13,527.00 (3 bedrooms) and $13,804.00 (4 bedrooms), reducing the return to roughly 3.08% and 2.96% respectively.
From the August 2026 revenue study. Past results of comparable units do not guarantee future results.
Units join a rental program distributed through the booking channels of Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, the world's largest hotel franchisor, within The Registry Collection selection, present in more than 80 countries. That widens reach among tour operators and travel agencies.
Daniel Dourado is a Florida-licensed Sales Associate with Premier Sotheby's International Realty and has built his career inside the Magic Village ecosystem: pre-construction purchases, resales and looking after owners after closing. More about Daniel Dourado on the main site.
Sold out, resale only
195 three- and four-bedroom homes next to Celebration, sold out in 18 months. The second Magic Companies project, built after the business model was improved on the back of Yards.
Sold out, resale only
The first Magic Companies project: 180 homes sold in the first year, combining simplicity, sophistication and contemporary design.
In the revenue study (August 2026), a comparable unit closed 2025 with $58,431 in gross revenue and 93.68% occupancy. After $32,807.09 in annual expenses, that leaves $25,623.92 net, a 3.44% cash return on the $745,000 total investment in the 3-bedroom home, and 3.35% on $765,000 for the 4-bedroom. It excludes appreciation, tax benefits, financing and personal use, and past results of comparable units do not guarantee future results.
The HOA is $630.00 per month and already includes internet and cable TV, which is why those do not show up as a separate expense in the revenue study. The fair comparison with other communities is not HOA versus HOA but total annual holding cost: in the study, full annual expenses add up to $32,807.09.
Some lenders do finance foreign nationals, typically with 30% to 35% down and higher rates than residents get. Terms change often and depend on the lender and your profile. Daniel introduces the lenders his clients have recently closed with, and you negotiate directly with them.
Yes. Magic Village is zoned for short-term rental, and the owner blocks their own dates on the management calendar. The higher the season you block for personal use, the lower the year’s revenue, and that trade-off goes into the simulation.
Agent compensation is negotiable and agreed in writing before the engagement moves forward. In some transactions the seller contributes to the buyer-side commission, in others not. It is agreed case by case, and Daniel makes the terms clear before any showing or offer.
Magic Village tends to resell well precisely because it is small and sought-after, but a sale involves costs, withholding tax for foreign sellers and time on market. Plan the exit before you buy; Daniel also handles the sale when the time comes.
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