Suburbs of Orlando with the Most Permanent Residents
As we all know, Orlando, FL is a huge vacation destination for many. In fact, 74 million people visited Orlando last year, keeping its place as the top U.S. destination. Orlando is an awesome place to visit for so many reasons, the sunny weather, proximity to beaches, cruise ports, SeaWorld, Universal Studios Orlando, and most importantly-Walt Disney World!
Because of all the city has to offer, families often come and stay for an extended period of time, and rather than squeezing their families into a hotel room for weeks, more and more families are renting homes and condos short-term either through Airbnb or other vacation rental websites. A lot of these homes are in residential neighborhoods, often in areas that are within a short distance to the theme parks.
So, what does this mean for the residents of these neighborhoods? You’ll see a lot of families coming and going all year long. While this may not bother some residents in the least, there are, on the other hand, those who are looking for a sense of community, to know their neighbors, and to establish some familiarity for their kiddos. Here is your resource for areas of Orlando with the most permanent residents.
Downtown Orlando
Current Population: 13,639
Population in the Same Home as Last Year: 10,318
Read more about Downtown Orlando HERE
Dr. Phillips
Current Population: 11,347
Population in the Same Home as Last Year: 10,049
Read more about Dr. Phillips HERE
Hamlin/Horizon’s West
Current Population: 32,350
Population in the same Home as Last Year: 24,139
Read more about Hamlin/Horizon’s West HERE
Hunters Creek
Current Population: 22,770
Population in the same Home as Last Year: 18,335
Read more about Hunters Creek HERE
Lake Nona
Current Population: 11,718
Population in the Same Home as Last Year: 9,028
Read more about Lake Nona HERE
St. Cloud
Current Population: 76, 885
Population in the Same Home as Last Year: 67,468
Read more about St. Cloud HERE
Windermere
Current Population: 3,346
Population in the Same Home as Last Year: 2,859
Read more about Windermere HERE
Winter Garden
Current Population: 42,263
Population in the Same Home as Last Year: 36,167
Read more about Winter Garden HERE
Winter Park
Current Population: 30,189
Population in the Same Home as Last Year: 25,334
Read more about Winter Park HERE
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