Average Rent in Orlando, FL
Orlando's rental market has been cooling after pandemic-era spikes. Tourism and tech industries drive the economy. No state income tax is a draw but insurance costs are rising.
-1.5%YoY
Studio
$1,300
1-Bedroom
$1,550
2-Bedroom
$1,850
3-Bedroom
$2,200
Market Overview
Year-over-Year Change-1.5%
Vacancy Rate6.5%
Renter Population54%
Median Income$51,757/yr
Rent-to-Income Ratio35.9%
Cost of Living Index99 (US avg: 100)
Market Condition
Renter-Friendly
Market conditions favor renters. Good time to negotiate.
Tenant Protections
- Security deposit return within 15-60 days depending on disputes
- No rent control (Florida state preemption)
- Landlord must maintain premises in habitable condition
- 12-hour notice required before entry
Rent by Neighborhood in Orlando
Downtown Orlando
Urban core with Lake Eola, nightlife, and sports venues.
Walk Score: 75Safety: 6/10
1-Bed
$1,800
2-Bed
$2,200
3-Bed
$2,600
Winter Park
Charming town with Park Avenue shops, Rollins College, and scenic lakes.
Walk Score: 50Safety: 8/10
1-Bed
$1,700
2-Bed
$2,100
3-Bed
$2,500
Lake Nona
Master-planned community with medical city and modern amenities.
Walk Score: 25Safety: 9/10
1-Bed
$1,600
2-Bed
$2,000
3-Bed
$2,400
Mills 50
Diverse district with Vietnamese restaurants, breweries, and local shops.
Walk Score: 65Safety: 6/10
1-Bed
$1,400
2-Bed
$1,700
3-Bed
$2,100
Tips for Renting in Orlando
- 1Rents are declining - use FareRent data to negotiate lower rates
- 2Factor in hurricane insurance and flood zone status
- 3No state income tax but property insurance costs are rising fast
- 4Avoid tourist corridor apartments - noise and traffic are constant
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