NHNadezda HalavachFlorida Realtor®

Florida real estate guide

Orlando: inland Florida built around visitors

No coastline, but the largest rental-investment market in the state and planned suburbs that cost less than the coasts.

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Орландо, озеро ЭолаOrlando

Who this is for

For short-term rental investors and buyers who do not need the ocean

Orlando sits in the middle of the peninsula, an hour from either coast. The theme parks define the economy, and they also define the property market: short-term rental communities near the parks are an investment category of their own, with rules that differ street by street. Away from the parks, Winter Park and the lakes district feel like an ordinary, green American city.

The facts

What the market here is made of
Single-family homes · Townhouses · Condominiums
School district
Orange County Public SchoolsCheck which school an address is assigned to on the district's own site

See current listings in this areaListings open on my eXp Realty site, where MLS data may be shown.

What to see

Lake Eola Park

The downtown lake with the fountain and swan boats

Winter Park

Brick streets, museums and old oaks north of the city

Theme parks

Disney World and Universal, the reason most people come

Wekiwa Springs

Clear natural springs half an hour away

What we focus on

01

Short-term rental rules differ community by community

02

No coastline — no hurricane surge, but wind still applies

03

Prices below both coasts

04

Three and a half hours from Miami

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Tell Nadezda what you are considering. You will receive a practical next step without pressure.

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