Short-term rentals, referred to locally as "short-term vacation rentals," are legal in Orlando, Florida, under specific regulations set by the city. Properties offered for short-term rental must be rented for periods of less than 30 days and require proper registration, with applicable fees paid. Popular types of properties include urban apartments and single-family homes in tourist-heavy areas, though there is also demand for vacation homes in suburban settings near major attractions like Walt Disney World. The business landscape is heavily influenced by tourism, with a significant proportion of guests being leisure travelers, although there is also a steady stream from business travelers, particularly during conventions and events. The City of Orlando's Planning Division, under the Department of Economic Development, oversees the regulatory framework governing these rentals. For more information on the regulations and to access official resources, visit the City of Orlando’s official websites: Home Sharing Registration and Short-Term Rentals Factsheet.
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