Longwood Property Management
Longwood is a small, established city with a bigger Longwood around it, since many homes with a Longwood address sit in unincorporated Seminole County. We price from live local comparables, sort out the rules for your address, and manage your home like we manage our own.
The single-family figure is the asking-rent median for Longwood listings on Homes.com and includes Longwood addresses outside city limits. The all-types figure comes from a separate source and was about flat year over year. Housing figures are Census estimates for the city boundary.
Across the Orlando metro, the median rent is $1,519 as of August 2026 (Apartment List). The full metro picture, sourced and dated, is in our quarterly Orlando rental market report.
We know Longwood, inside city limits and out.
The City of Longwood is home to about 17,000 people, but the Longwood renters search for is much bigger. ZIP 32779 also covers the unincorporated Wekiwa Springs area, with about 23,000 residents, including communities like Sweetwater Oaks, Wekiva Hunt Club, and Sabal Point. Those homes carry Longwood addresses but follow Seminole County rules, not city rules, for permits and code enforcement. We confirm which side your home is on from county property records before any work begins.
Inside the city, much of the housing is older and lived in by its owners: about 68% of homes are detached single-family, and about 7 in 10 occupied homes are owner-occupied. Neighborhoods like Highland Hills, built mostly in the mid-1970s, have no HOA, so roof, HVAC, plumbing, and tree care fall to the owner. The town center is changing too. South Seminole Hospital, across from Reiter Park, closed in January 2025. Its campus now has a new emergency room, and Orlando Health’s plan for the rest of the site calls for a town center with apartments, shops, and offices. We price your home against similar houses nearby and plan its upkeep before a tenant moves in.
Longwood owner questions, answered
How much does property management cost in Longwood?
What should my Longwood home rent for?
Is my 32779 home in the City of Longwood?
What leasing rules apply in my Wekiva-area community?
Will apartments on the old hospital site compete with my rental?
What should I fix before renting a 1970s home with no HOA?
More questions? See our owner FAQ and published pricing, or call (407) 588-9600.
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