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Apartments for Rent in Miami, FL

Luxury condos, waterfront apartments, and single-family homes for rent across Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach counties. Updated daily from the Southeast Florida MLS.

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As of November 8, 2026, the MLS lists 13,100 homes for rent in Miami-Dade, including 9,075 condos and apartments. The median asking rent is $3,000/month; for a one-bedroom it is $2,300/month. The first 24 active rental listings are included in the initial document. Use the existing filters to narrow the live MLS search.

  1. 11224 SW 236th Ln 11224 — Miami condominium

    $2,900

    $2/sq ft

    3 bed · 3 bath · 1,754 sqft

    11224 SW 236th Ln 11224

    Homestead, FL, 33032

    For rent

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  2. 1000 99 6 — Miami condominium

    $7,300

    $3/sq ft

    3 bed · 3 bath · 2,313 sqft

    1000 99 6

    Bay Harbor Islands, FL, 33154

    For rent

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  3. 2861 Leonard Dr F207 — Miami condominium

    $1,750

    $2/sq ft

    1 bed · 1 bath · 777 sqft

    2861 Leonard Dr F207

    Aventura, FL, 33160

    For rent

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  4. 6980 NW 186th St 3-428 — Miami condominium

    $1,950

    $2/sq ft

    2 bed · 1 bath · 1,100 sqft

    6980 NW 186th St 3-428

    Hialeah, FL, 33015

    For rent

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  5. 2365 NE 42nd Cir — Miami condominium

    $2,000

    $2/sq ft

    2 bed · 2 bath · 1,040 sqft

    2365 NE 42nd Cir

    Homestead, FL, 33033

    For rent

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  6. 1000 Michigan Ave 207 — Miami condominium

    $2,400

    $3/sq ft

    1 bed · 2 bath · 792 sqft

    1000 Michigan Ave 207

    Miami Beach, FL, 33139

    For rent

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  7. 17335 SW 107TH Avenue — Miami condominium

    $2,800

    $1/sq ft

    3 bed · 2 bath · 2,282 sqft

    17335 SW 107TH Avenue

    Miami, FL, 33157

    For rent

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  8. 7900 Harbor Island Drive 624 — Miami condominium

    $2,500

    $3/sq ft

    1 bed · 2 bath · 900 sqft

    7900 Harbor Island Drive 624

    Miami Beach, FL, 33141

    For rent

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  9. 1408 Brickell Bay Dr 204 — Miami condominium

    $2,500

    $3/sq ft

    1 bed · 1 bath · 787 sqft

    1408 Brickell Bay Dr 204

    Miami, FL, 33131

    For rent

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  10. 8343 Lake Dr 204 — Miami condominium

    $1,950

    $2/sq ft

    1 bed · 1 bath · 810 sqft

    8343 Lake Dr 204

    Doral, FL, 33166

    For rent

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  11. 25636 SW 125th Pl 1 — Miami condominium

    $1,700

    $1/sq ft

    2 bed · 1 bath · 1,321 sqft

    25636 SW 125th Pl 1

    Homestead, FL, 33032

    For rent

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  12. 2555 NE 193rd St 2213 — Miami condominium

    $2,850

    $2/sq ft

    2 bed · 3 bath · 1,392 sqft

    2555 NE 193rd St 2213

    Miami, FL, 33180

    For rent

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  13. 142 NE 56th St A — Miami condominium

    $2,500

    3 bed · 1 bath

    142 NE 56th St A

    Miami, FL, 33137

    For rent

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  14. 90 NE 32 520 — Miami condominium

    $3,400

    $7/sq ft

    Studio · 1 bath · 479 sqft

    90 NE 32 520

    Miami, FL, 33127

    For rent

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  15. 1300 S Miami Ave 3503 — Miami condominium

    $4,900

    $6/sq ft

    1 bed · 2 bath · 880 sqft

    1300 S Miami Ave 3503

    Miami, FL, 33130

    For rent

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  16. 142 NE 56th St D — Miami condominium

    $1,400

    $1/sq ft

    Studio · 1 bath · 2,304 sqft

    142 NE 56th St D

    Miami, FL, 33137

    For rent

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  17. 349 NE 96th St — Miami condominium

    $7,000

    $3/sq ft

    3 bed · 2 bath · 2,789 sqft

    349 NE 96th St

    Miami Shores, FL, 33138

    For rent

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  18. 6746 SW 32nd Ter — Miami condominium

    $4,250

    $2/sq ft

    3 bed · 2 bath · 1,722 sqft

    6746 SW 32nd Ter

    Miami, FL, 33155

    For rent

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  19. 1566 NE 174th St — Miami condominium

    $3,750

    $3/sq ft

    3 bed · 2 bath · 1,184 sqft

    1566 NE 174th St

    North Miami Beach, FL, 33162

    For rent

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  20. 8120 SW 103rd Ave 8120 — Miami condominium

    $3,000

    $2/sq ft

    3 bed · 2 bath · 1,676 sqft

    8120 SW 103rd Ave 8120

    Miami, FL, 33173

    For rent

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  21. 117 NW 42 AV 504 — Miami condominium

    $2,500

    $3/sq ft

    2 bed · 3 bath · 998 sqft

    117 NW 42 AV 504

    Miami, FL, 33126

    For rent

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  22. 555 NE 15th St 14H — Miami condominium

    $2,750

    $3/sq ft

    1 bed · 2 bath · 800 sqft

    555 NE 15th St 14H

    Miami, FL, 33132

    For rent

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  23. 950 Brickell Bay Dr 5506 — The Plaza On Brickell — East Tower

    $8,450

    $5/sq ft

    3 bed · 3 bath · 1,763 sqft

    950 Brickell Bay Dr 5506

    Miami, FL, 33131

    For rent

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    Building: The Plaza On Brickell — East Tower

  24. 3310 Elizabeth Street — Miami condominium

    $19,500

    $7/sq ft

    4 bed · 4 bath · 2,643 sqft

    3310 Elizabeth Street

    Coconut Grove, FL, 33133

    For rent

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Miami Rental Prices by Neighborhood (2026)

Average monthly rents for apartments across Miami's top neighborhoods.

NeighborhoodStudio1 Bedroom2 Bedrooms3 Bedrooms
Brickell$2,100$2,800$4,200$6,500
Edgewater$1,800$2,400$3,600$5,200
Miami Beach$2,400$3,200$5,000$8,000
Wynwood$1,700$2,300$3,400$4,800
Coconut Grove$1,900$2,600$3,900$5,800
Sunny Isles Beach$2,800$4,200$6,500$10,000
Coral Gables$1,800$2,500$3,800$5,500
Downtown Miami$1,900$2,600$3,800$5,400

Average asking rents Q1 2026. Actual rents vary by building, floor, and amenities.

How to Rent an Apartment in Miami

A step-by-step guide to finding and securing your Miami rental.

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Set Your Budget

Miami landlords typically require monthly income of 3x the rent. Budget for first month, last month, and security deposit (1-2 months rent).

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Choose Your Neighborhood

Consider commute, lifestyle, and budget. Brickell for urban professionals, Coconut Grove for families, Miami Beach for lifestyle seekers.

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Search & Tour

Browse our listings filtered by neighborhood, price, and bedrooms. Schedule tours directly through our platform.

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Apply & Get Approved

Prepare credit report (700+ preferred), proof of income (3 months pay stubs), and references. Miami landlords move quickly.

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Review Your Lease

Florida leases are typically 12 months. Review pet policies, parking, HOA rules, and early termination clauses carefully.

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Move In

Document the unit's condition at move-in with photos. Florida law requires landlords to return deposits within 15-60 days of move-out.

Miami Renter's Tips

Best Time to Rent

May–September offers the best deals. Avoid November–April (peak season) when competition is highest and landlords rarely negotiate.

Hurricane Preparedness

Ask about hurricane shutters, generator backup, and flood zone status. FEMA flood maps are public — check before signing.

HOA Rules Matter

Many Miami condos have strict HOA rules on rentals, pets, and move-in procedures. Review the HOA rules before applying.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about renting in Miami.

QHow much does it cost to rent an apartment in Miami in 2026?

The average rent for a 1-bedroom apartment in Miami is approximately $2,600/month as of Q1 2026. Prices range from $1,700/month for a studio in Wynwood to $4,200+/month for a 1BR in Sunny Isles Beach. Luxury penthouses in branded buildings can exceed $20,000/month. Rents have stabilized after the 2021-2023 surge, with modest 3-5% annual increases in most neighborhoods.

QWhat is the cheapest neighborhood to rent in Miami?

The most affordable neighborhoods for renters in Miami are Little Havana ($1,400-1,800/mo for 1BR), Allapattah ($1,500-2,000/mo), and Hialeah ($1,300-1,700/mo). Among luxury neighborhoods, Wynwood and Edgewater offer the best value — modern apartments with amenities at 20-30% below Brickell prices.

QDo I need good credit to rent in Miami?

Most Miami landlords and property management companies require a credit score of 650-700+. For luxury buildings, 720+ is preferred. If your credit is below this threshold, you may be able to qualify with a larger security deposit (2-3 months rent) or a co-signer. Some landlords accept proof of significant assets in lieu of credit history.

QWhat documents do I need to rent in Miami?

Standard rental application requirements include: government-issued ID (passport or driver's license), proof of income (3 months pay stubs or bank statements showing 3x monthly rent), credit report authorization, and references from previous landlords. Foreign nationals may need additional documentation including visa status and international bank statements.

QAre pets allowed in Miami rentals?

Pet policies vary widely. Many luxury high-rises in Brickell and Edgewater allow pets with a pet deposit ($200-500) and monthly pet rent ($50-150). Single-family homes and townhouses are more likely to be pet-friendly. Always confirm pet policies before applying — violations can result in lease termination.

QWhat is the average security deposit in Miami?

Florida law caps security deposits at 2 months rent for unfurnished units and 3 months for furnished. In practice, most Miami landlords charge 1-2 months rent as a security deposit, plus first and last month's rent at move-in. Budget for 3-4 months of rent as upfront move-in costs.

QCan I rent in Miami as a foreigner?

Yes — there are no restrictions on foreign nationals renting in Florida. However, without a US credit history, you may need to provide additional documentation: 3-6 months of bank statements, employment verification letter, and potentially a larger security deposit. Some landlords accept international credit reports.

QWhat is the best time of year to find rentals in Miami?

Miami's rental market is most competitive from November through April (peak season) when snowbirds and seasonal residents drive up demand. The best time to find deals is May through September — landlords are more negotiable, and you'll have more options. However, hurricane season (June-November) can be a consideration for some renters.

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