26,693 Apartments, Houses, & Townhomes for Rent in Florida

Florida has an extremely wide price gap across cities, but the state’s average price point is $2,337/mo. On the high end, listings in Miami Beach are the most expensive. The typical price for a 1-bedroom property is $2,869/mo, and $4,159/mo for 2-bedroom units. The most affordable places to rent in Florida are usually small rural areas like Ocala, where renters find 1-bedroom units for $1,091/mo, and 2-bedroom properties at $1,336/mo. Besides being more affordable, these properties tend to be larger homes with ample yard space.

In suburban areas, Florida rentals are extremely pet-friendly. The state’s warm climate and outdoor lifestyle accommodate renters with dogs, cats, and even horses in areas like Davie, Sarasota, and Lake Worth. Many urban South Florida apartments also accommodate pets, but they generally enforce more rules, fees, and restrictions. Before applying to pet-friendly apartments, Florida renters should inquire about any weight or breed restrictions. If you plan to take your dog to a nearby beach, be sure to verify the specific rules, because many Florida beaches don’t allow pets.

Florida is one of the most popular retirement destinations in the country, with a large supply of age-restricted and senior-specific housing. Communities like The Villages, Sarasota, and Fort Myers feature 55+ communities, golf clubs, and senior housing. Florida often has long waitlists, high price points, and intense competition. Plan to apply early, especially for income-restricted affordable apartments in Florida. Don’t forget to ask the property manager about their hurricane preparedness plans, as storm evacuations are common during the rainy season.

With a strong tourism market, it’s easy to find both short-term and furnished rentals. Florida also has flexible, furnished units in university towns geared toward college renters. Many retirees also seek furnished Florida townhouse rentals. Overall, inventory is concentrated in Orlando, Tallahassee, and Fort Lauderdale. Streamline your search with Rentler’s ‘furnished amenities’ and ‘lease length’ filters.

When it comes to upscale homes and luxury apartments, Florida has a massive inventory — especially in fast-growing urban neighborhoods. Brickell, Edgewater, Hyde Park, Las Olas, and Winter Park have the strongest concentration of new, high-end Florida rentals. To identify units with luxury amenities, great views, rooftop pools, and smart home tech, use Rentler’s ‘year built’ filter and sort the results by highest price first.