The rental market in Orlando in 2025 shows clear signs of change. After years of strong growth, average values are beginning to stabilize - and even fall slightly in some segments - creating new opportunities for tenants and demanding more strategy from investors.
Current rental situation in Orlando in 2025
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The average rental price in Orlando is around US$ 1,981 per monthconsidering all types of property.
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Compared to the previous year, there was a reduction of around US$ 94 in the average values.
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On the national market, the annual increase in rents is at 2,6%A more moderate rate than that seen in recent years.
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The single-family houses ("single-family homes") stand out, with an average increase of 4,4%while the multi-family apartments were up by only 2,4%.
These figures indicate that Orlando continues to appreciate in value, but with more restrained growth.
Why has the market changed?
The slowdown is related to three main factors:
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More rental properties on offermainly multi-family.
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Incentives offered by ownersSuch as discounts or free months to attract tenants.
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Economic conditions which affect purchasing power and rents, such as high interest rates and inflation.
Even with this moderation, rental prices remain high, especially for individual houses, which now cost an average of US$ 350 more than apartments.
Impact for investors
For those investing in real estate in Orlando, 2025 is a year of adjustments and opportunities:
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The potential for return is still there, especially in growing regions such as Lake Nona, Winter Garden and Horizon West.
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The risk of vacancy can increase, which requires well-located, well-finished properties with differentiating features to compete in the market.
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For long-term investors, this could be an interesting time to buy property at more attractive prices.
Prospects for the rental market in Orlando
Rental growth is expected to continue at a moderate pace, close to 3% per year, but still above the historical average in areas of high demand. The price difference between houses and apartments should remain relevant, as single-family properties continue to be highly sought after by families and professionals looking for more space.
Orlando remains one of Florida's most attractive markets for foreign investors, offering security and liquidity, as well as dollarized cash flow.
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