Market comparison · Orlando, Florida · January–August 2026 (occupancy)
From January through August 2026, LoveRentals homes in Orlando reported 64.5% adjusted occupancy against 42.0% for the market—a 22.5 percentage-point gap.
LoveRentals homes vs the Orlando market
64.5% vs 42.0%
Adjusted occupancy
January–August 2026 (occupancy)
+53.6% relative lift, calculated from these values. +22.5 pp difference.
Source: Wheelhouse market data, reported by LoveRentals · January–August 2026 (occupancy) · Occupancy aggregates are source-reported for Jan–Aug 2026, not calculated from monthly rows. Revenue, lead-time and stay-length figures are printed comparisons; their precise reporting period was not confirmed.
LoveRentals led the market in every reported month from January through August, reaching 80.3% adjusted occupancy in July versus 47.3% for the market. Even in May, the narrowest gap, 38.7% versus 35.06% kept LoveRentals ahead by 3.64 percentage points.
% · January–August 2026 (occupancy) · LoveRentals homes vs the Orlando market
LoveRentalsOrlando market
Adjusted occupancy by month. The two series follow the same seasonal shape, with LoveRentals homes peaking in Jul 2026 and the widest gap in Jul 2026. Period figures: LoveRentals 64.5%, Orlando market 42.0%.
Source: LoveRentals performance screenshots, citing Wheelhouse · January–August 2026 (occupancy)
Alongside occupancy, the source reports $23k versus $21k in revenue per unit (+10%), 120.8 versus 39.9 days of booking lead time (+202%), and 8.1 versus 4.4 days per stay (+84%). For owners, earlier bookings and longer stays can mean a clearer calendar and fewer turnovers to manage.
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Total booking revenue per rental unit over the reporting period.
Average days between booking and check-in.
Source: Wheelhouse market data, reported by LoveRentals · January–August 2026 (occupancy)
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Daylight pool photos, the heating option, and the outdoor seating are up front, because that’s the first thing Orlando families look for.
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Bedrooms, bunk rooms, dining seats and quiet corners are spelled out so multi-family groups can picture the week.
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