Orlando vacation rental leads

The Orlando file in numbers

Orlando is the 15th-largest of the 80 Florida cities with their own page here, and its 651 records make up 1.3% of everything we hold for the state. Orlando also sits inside our Orlando & Kissimmee market page, where it accounts for 11.1% of 5,843 records alongside Kissimmee and Davenport.

Orlando records come from two places: 437 from a city-level short-term-rental license list that publishes a status and an email for most entries, and 214 from Florida's DBPR license file, which publishes a phone. That mix is why Orlando has far more emails than any other Florida city file.

89% of Orlando records list a phone, 15 points above the Florida average of 74%. Email is published too: 402 of the 651 records (62%) have one, against 1% statewide.

Orlando is a condo market: 131 condominium licenses (CNDO) against 83 dwelling licenses (DWEL), so condos make up 61% of the file where the state average is 30%.

The Orlando records spread across 38 ZIP codes; the largest, 32803, has 126 of them (19%). Phone coverage in 32803 is 96%.

74 of the Orlando records (11%) carry a name that appears on two or more different Florida property addresses, close to the state figure of 11%. Only 2 Orlando records sit under a name with ten or more Florida properties, so the file is mostly individual owners and small investors.

The register dates 340 of the Orlando records; 65 were dated in the last 12 months, and the busiest year on record was 2019 with 70. 43 so far in 2026. By status, the Orlando records break down as 89 active or issued and 348 expired, closed or denied.

Besides a city-level short-term-rental license list, the Orlando file takes 214 rows from Florida's DBPR vacation-rental license file; where two sources list the same property, the export keeps both rows.

A practical order for Orlando: start with ZIP 32803 (126 records, 96% with a phone), then 32819 (92); together they cover 33% of the city file. Pull the 74 records under multi-property names into their own list before you call, so one conversation covers every Orlando property that name holds.