Florida averages a 6% gross long-term rental yield on a $384,492 median 3-bedroom house, with $1,958 monthly rent. Yields range widely across the 1008 neighborhoods in our dataset; the city guides below cover the markets investors most often ask about.
Property tax averages 0.73% of value across the state. Regulatory environments vary by city, short-term rental rules in particular are a city-by-city question, not a state-wide one. Each linked city guide covers its specific regulations, suburb-level yields, and total operating costs.
City Markets Covered in Florida
- Fort Lauderdale Short-Term Rentals Gross 66% More, but Costs Narrow the Gap
- Miami Short-Term Rentals Gross 71% More, but Costs Narrow the Gap
- West Palm Beach Short-Term Rentals Gross 108% More, with a Meaningful Net Edge After Costs
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Florida State-Level Snapshot
State-level medians smooth across very different markets. For example, in Florida the spread between top-yielding neighborhoods in cheaper metros and premium metros often exceeds 6 percentage points. Click into any city guide above to see neighborhood-level rankings.
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View Florida →Data reflects market conditions as of April 2026. This information is for educational purposes only and should not be considered financial or legal advice. Regulations and market conditions change frequently. Verify current rules with local authorities before making investment decisions.