Rent data
What rent costs in South Florida
HUD's 2027 Fair Market Rent for a two-bedroom in South Florida runs from $1,100 to $3,850 a month across its 208 ZIP codes, rent plus utilities.
Figures for every ZIP code and city in Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach, Martin and St. Lucie counties.
HUD Fair Market Rent by size across South Florida
HUD Fair Market Rent, FY2027, by ZIP code. The dot is the middle ZIP code, the band runs from the lowest to the highest.
- $890 to $2,930
- $940 to $3,190
- $1,430 to $4,920
- $1,650 to $5,630
Rent by county
Pick a county for the HUD Fair Market Rent and Census figures of each of its ZIP codes.
- Miami-Dade County$2,010 to $3,850two-bedroom HUD Fair Market Rent, FY2027$1,829 median gross rent · 80 ZIP codes
- Broward County$1,780 to $3,480two-bedroom HUD Fair Market Rent, FY2027$1,907 median gross rent · 55 ZIP codes
- Palm Beach County$1,100 to $3,520two-bedroom HUD Fair Market Rent, FY2027$1,916 median gross rent · 50 ZIP codes
- Martin County$1,590 to $2,530two-bedroom HUD Fair Market Rent, FY2027$1,569 median gross rent · 9 ZIP codes
- St. Lucie County$1,590 to $2,890two-bedroom HUD Fair Market Rent, FY2027$1,585 median gross rent · 14 ZIP codes
Rent by neighborhood
1,286 neighborhoods and communities, each with its outline on the map and the rent for its ZIP code.
Rent by city
- Aventura$2,513 median rent
- Boca Raton$2,508 median rent
- Boynton Beach$2,041 median rent
- Coconut Creek$2,102 median rent
- Coral Gables$2,373 median rent
- Coral Springs$2,084 median rent
- Cutler Bay$1,978 median rent
- Dania Beach$1,781 median rent
- Davie$2,066 median rent
- Deerfield Beach$1,774 median rent
- Delray Beach$1,961 median rent
- Fort Lauderdale$1,854 median rent
- Fort Pierce$1,217 median rent
- Hallandale Beach$1,653 median rent
- Hialeah$1,689 median rent
- Hollywood$1,653 median rent
- Jupiter$2,381 median rent
- Lake Park$1,600 median rent
- Lake Worth Beach$1,545 median rent
- Margate$1,750 median rent
- Miami$1,758 median rent
- Miami Beach$1,826 median rent
- Miami Gardens$1,787 median rent
- Miramar$2,117 median rent
- North Lauderdale$2,081 median rent
- North Miami$1,702 median rent
- North Miami Beach$1,750 median rent
- Oakland Park$1,804 median rent
- Palm Beach$2,311 median rent
- Palm Beach Gardens$2,417 median rent
- Palmetto Bay$2,101 median rent
- Parkland$3,157 median rent
- Pembroke Pines$2,046 median rent
- Pinecrest$1,946 median rent
- Plantation$2,240 median rent
- Pompano Beach$1,724 median rent
- Port St. Lucie$1,937 median rent
- Riviera Beach$1,702 median rent
- Stuart$1,586 median rent
- Sunrise$2,140 median rent
- Tamarac$1,895 median rent
- Wellington$2,562 median rent
- West Palm Beach$1,772 median rent
- Weston$2,851 median rent
What these numbers mean
- HUD Fair Market Rent
- HUD's estimate of the monthly gross rent (rent plus utilities) for a modest, standard-quality home of each size. Small Area Fair Market Rents set it ZIP code by ZIP code, and housing authorities use it to set voucher payment standards.
- Median gross rent
- The middle of what renter households told the Census Bureau they pay each month, rent plus utilities, from survey answers collected over five years. Half paid more, half paid less.
- Paying 30% or more of income
- Renter households whose gross rent takes 30% or more of household income, the common line for being rent burdened.
What the rent numbers mean, and why they differRenting with a housing voucher
Source: HUD Small Area Fair Market Rents, FY2027; U.S. Census Bureau ACS 2024.