Here are the least, most expensive places to rent in the Orlando metro area: Report

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Rent and mortgages are on the rise and there aren't too many clear signs that prices will be turning around anytime soon. According to a Zumper report, the median rent for a one-bedroom in the Orlando metro area was $1,680 last month.

That same report ranked the cities in the Orlando metro area with the least and most expensive rents. Clermont, Orlando, and Palm Coast have the highest rents while cities such as Deltona, Titusville, and Leesburg have the lowest rents.

Most expensive cities to rent in Orlando

Clermont was ranked as the most expensive city to live with a one-bedroom priced at $1,700. Orlando was the second most expensive with rent at $1,630, followed by Palm Coast having the third-priciest rent at $1,600.

The report also found that Clermont saw a rent increase of about 2.4% last month, making it the third metro Orlando city with the largest rent increase.

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Least expensive cities to live in Orlando

Deltona was the most affordable city to live with one-bedrooms priced at $1,090, followed by Leesburg and Titusville both tied for second with rents both at $1,100. Ocala was ranked third with rent at $1,210.

When it came to the fastest-growing cities year over year, Deltona had the fastest-growing rent, up 28.2% since July 2022. Daytona Beach also saw rent climb by 27.6%, making it second, followed by Ocala with rent up 21%.

Here's the full list of median rent prices in the Orlando metro area:

Clermont - $1,700
Orlando - $1,630
Palm Coast - $1,600
Sanford - $1,520
Winter Park - $1,500
Melbourne - $1,480
Kissimmee - $1,460
Altamonte Springs - $1,340
Daytona Beach - $1,340
Palm Bay - $1,340
Port Orange - $1,300
Ocala - $1,210
Leesburg - $1,100
Titusville - $1,100
Deltona - $1,090