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Orange Beach vs. Perdido Key Vacation Rentals: Alabama or Florida?


My candid, local guide to buying a Gulf Coast vacation-rental property on either side of the Alabama–Florida line—and choosing the condominium that fits your income goals, personal use and coastal lifestyle.

By Meredith | Search The Gulf Orange Beach and Perdido Key Rental Homes Condos

“Meredith, where should I buy a vacation rental—Orange Beach, Alabama, or Perdido Key, Florida?” I hear this question often, and I understand why. The two markets sit side by side, share the same sugar-white shoreline and can be only minutes apart. Yet the ownership experience can feel surprisingly different once we look beyond the balcony view.

I am licensed in both Alabama…

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Orange Beach Condo Investment Guide

Turquoise Place vs. The Oasis: Which Orange Beach Condo Is the Better Investment?


A practical comparison of purchase prices, rental potential, association fees, property taxes, insurance assessments, utilities, management expenses, amenities, and potential return on investment.

Turquoise Place Oasis Condos Orange Beach Alabama Investor Guide

Two Luxury Resorts—Two Very Different Investment Strategies

Turquoise Place and The Oasis at Orange Beach, formerly known as Phoenix West II, are two of the most recognizable Gulf-front condominium developments in Orange Beach, Alabama. Both offer direct beach access, expansive residences, resort-style amenities, indoor and outdoor pools, lazy rivers, fitness facilities, covered parking, and strong recognition among…

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Rental Income Trends in Orange Beach, Gulf Shores, and Perdido Key for 2024

As 2024 progresses, the rental market in Orange Beach, Gulf Shores, and Perdido Key has experienced some fluctuations in income compared to 2023. Several factors may be influencing these changes, including shifts in post-pandemic travel habits, adjustments within the rental property market, and even the timing of major holidays like Easter.

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 1. Post-Pandemic Travel Shifts

One possible factor behind the slight dip in rental income is the end of the COVID-19 pandemic. During the pandemic, the Gulf Coast was one of the few tourist destinations open, leading to a surge in rental demand and record-high rental incomes. Now that international travel has reopened, more…

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