The Grove Launches Final Sales Phase
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Finding the perfect vacation condos in Orlando has become much easier for real estate investors. The Grove Resort and Water Park is launching its final sales phase, giving buyers the chance to own a luxury vacation home that puts you minutes away from the popular Walt Disney World theme park. Plus, The Grove offers a short-term rental program that helps reduce the total cost of ownership for homeowners looking to increase the lifetime value of their homes.Â
The latest sales phase is the last in a series that began with the 292 homes in the resort’s sold-out Premiere Tower. In 2018, Phase 2 ushered in 293 units in the resort’s Marquis Tower and is close to selling out its residences.
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Orlando may be known as the theme park capital of the world, but Kissimmee takes the crown for vacation homes since it has more vacation home rental units that anywhere else in the world. Many tourists choose to rent vacation homes in Kissimmee because of its easy access to the major theme parks like Disney World and Universal Orlando, as well as a number of amusement parks, dinner shows, upscale brand outlet malls, and championship-caliber golf courses.
Thinking about buying a second home to use for investment income? It’s a smart way to cash in on the growing demand for vacation rental homes in Orlando, Florida. More holiday travelers are opting to rent homes rather than stay in a hotel because vacation rentals are often more affordable, provide more space, and offer similar or even better amenities. Plus, you can cook your own food and do your own laundry in a vacation home, which can be a big cost savings for large families.Â
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