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Tampa Rental Market Update — May 2026
Tampa has two rental markets right now — record apartment oversupply, and single-family rents that are still climbing. Here's what the split means if you rent out a house.
Market Update
Monthly rental market data for Orlando and Tampa. Median rent, vacancy rates, supply pipeline, and what the numbers mean for landlords.
Orlando Rental Market Update — May 2026
Orlando's rental market is cooling like the rest of Florida — but with a tailwind Tampa doesn't have. Here's the May 2026 picture for landlords.
Tampa Rental Market Update — April 2026
Tampa's vacancy rate hit a record 10.7% as new supply continues to deliver. But the construction pipeline has thinned sharply, days on market are rising, and the math is about to shift. Here's the Q1 2026 picture.
Orlando Rental Market Update — April 2026
Orlando's vacancy rate is tightening after three years of elevated supply. Rent declines have nearly flattened, and construction starts are at their lowest since 2020. Here's what Q1 2026 means for landlords.
Tampa Rental Market Update — March 2026
Tampa apartment rent slipped to $1,768 in March 2026 as vacancy hit a record 10.7%. What the numbers mean for Hillsborough County landlords.
Orlando Rental Market Update — March 2026
Orlando's average rent slipped to about $1,943 in March 2026 as listings surged and vacancy rose. What the March data meant for landlords.
Orlando Rental Market Update — February 2026
Orlando's rental market cooled in February 2026 — rents down 2.9% year-over-year. Here's what's driving it and where to find opportunity.
Tampa Rental Market Update — February 2026
Tampa vacancy hit 10.7% in February 2026 — a record since 2000. With 7,559 units completing in 2026, here is where rents stand and what landlords should do.
Orlando Rental Market Update — January 2026
Orlando's January 2026 rental data shows softening rents and rising supply. Here's what changed and what it means for your pricing strategy.
Tampa Rental Market Update — January 2026
January brought new year reset, snowbird season continuing, and new lease season starting. Insurance renewals and market positioning for spring shaped Tampa demand.
Orlando vs Tampa: Which Is the Better Place to Invest?
Orlando and Tampa are neck and neck on rent. But cap rates, insurance, vacancy, and job growth tell different stories. Here is the Q4 2025 scorecard.
Tampa Rental Market Update — December 2025
December brought year-end wrap, snowbird demand peak, MacDill PCS cycle, and insurance renewal season. Tampa's rental market closed 2025 on solid footing.
Orlando Rental Market Update — December 2025
December 2025 closed with Orlando median rent near $1,950, vacancy at 6.2%, and rents down about 4% year-over-year. Here is what the holiday slowdown meant for landlords.
Orlando Rental Market Update — November 2025
November brought the start of snowbird season and holiday slowdown. Tourist demand ramped up while year-end lease renewal decisions shaped landlord strategy.
Tampa Rental Market Update — November 2025
November brought snowbird demand, year-end positioning, and a modest holiday slowdown. Insurance market stabilization offered some relief for Tampa landlords.