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Central Florida community guides

One guide for each city and community: its county, 2025 property tax rates, CDD and association fees, short-term rental rules, school zones, utilities and drive times, with sources.

Orlando: Downtown, Lake Nona, Baldwin Park, and Dr. Phillips next door

Orange County

Orlando

A city of 333,888 (2025 estimate) where half of the homes are in buildings of five or more units and the 2025 city millage is 6.6500.

Read the Orlando guide
Davenport: Solterra, Tuscan Hills, Providence, Highlands Reserve

Polk County

Davenport

A Polk County city of 18,110 (July 2025) whose mailing address also covers county land north along US-27 to Four Corners, where short-term rental is approved by subdivision.

Read the Davenport guide
ChampionsGate: The Retreat, The Country Club, Stoneybrook South

Osceola County

ChampionsGate

A master-planned community at I-4 exit 58 with an Omni resort, 54 holes of golf and about 3,200 homes built since 2013, most with a Davenport address in ZIP 33896.

Read the ChampionsGate guide
Kissimmee: Downtown, Lake Tohopekaliga, and nearby Buenaventura Lakes and Poinciana

Osceola County

Kissimmee

The Osceola County seat: 79,226 residents in the 2020 Census, a SunRail and Amtrak station downtown, and a 2025 city tax rate of 17.4114 mills.

Read the Kissimmee guide
Clermont: Downtown, Kings Ridge, Legends, Lost Lake

Lake County

Clermont

A Lake County city of 52,812 on Lake Minneola, with a median home build year of 2006 and a 2025 city tax rate of 16.6766 mills.

Read the Clermont guide
Winter Garden: Historic downtown, Winter Garden Village, and Horizon West next door

Orange County

Winter Garden

A city of 48,063 (2025 estimate) on Lake Apopka, with a median home build year of 2004 and a 2025 city millage of 4.8565.

Read the Winter Garden guide
Windermere: The town, the Butler Chain of Lakes, and Isleworth and Keene's Pointe nearby

Orange County

Windermere

A town of 3,344 (2025 estimate) on the Butler Chain of Lakes, where 98 percent of homes are single-family houses and the 2025 town millage is 3.7425.

Read the Windermere guide
Groveland: Downtown, Lake David, SR-50 corridor

Lake County

Groveland

A Lake County city of 25,526 where SR-50, SR-19 and SR-33 meet, with 83 percent of its homes built in 2000 or later and a 2025 tax rate of 17.7866 mills.

Read the Groveland guide
Ocala: Downtown, historic districts, near Silver Springs

Marion County

Ocala

The Marion County seat, a city of 71,753 on I-75 about 79 miles from downtown Orlando, with a median home build year of 1984.

Read the Ocala guide
Polk City: Downtown, SR-33 corridor, the Green Swamp

Polk County

Polk City

A town of 3,082 (July 2025) on State Road 33 north of Lakeland, surrounded by the state's Green Swamp Area of Critical State Concern.

Read the Polk City guide
Haines City: Southern Dunes, Grenelefe, US-27 corridor

Polk County

Haines City

A Polk County city of 45,973 (July 2025) on US-27, with a median home built in 2003 and short-term rental limited to four named areas.

Read the Haines City guide
Celebration: Town Center, North Village, Artisan Park

Osceola County

Celebration

An unincorporated planned community of 11,178 people (2020 Census), with homes built from 1996, a one-year minimum lease and a district assessment on every tax bill.

Read the Celebration guide
Lake Wales: Historic downtown, Lake Wales Ridge, Dinner Lake

Polk County

Lake Wales

A Polk County city of 18,650 (July 2025) founded in 1911, with a median home built in 1991 and Bok Tower Gardens three miles north.

Read the Lake Wales guide
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