Hollywood Rental Market Snapshot
● Live MLS data · 2026-08-03 Computed from 1,260 active rental listings in the Miami Association of Realtors MLS.
$3/sqft
Median $/Sq Ft (monthly)
$325 – $40,000
Asking Rent Range
Median Rent by Bedroom Count
| Beds | Median Rent | Listings | $/Sq Ft Range | Median $/Sq Ft | Avg $/Sq Ft |
| Studio | $1,612/mo | 78 listings | $0.77 – $7.26 | $4.42/sqft | $4.23/sqft |
| 1 Bed | $1,950/mo | 473 listings | $0.77 – $9.62 | $2.84/sqft | $3.02/sqft |
| 2 Bed | $2,700/mo | 413 listings | $0.82 – $8.36 | $2.52/sqft | $2.86/sqft |
| 3+ Bed | $4,800/mo | 296 listings | $0.89 – $10.23 | $2.93/sqft | $3.29/sqft |
$/sq ft figures are monthly asking rent ÷ living area from active MLS listings (leased “paid” history is not in the public feed). Click a listing count to open the map with that bedroom filter inside the Hollywood boundary.
Figures reflect active MLS rental inventory and are updated with each data sync. Source: Miami Association of Realtors. Prepared by the MIA.Rentals market-analysis team.
Why Rent in Hollywood?
Hollywood occupies a wide swath of central Broward County from the ocean to the edge of the Everglades. The beachfront is defined by the Broadwalk, a paved oceanfront promenade lined with bicycle rentals, cafes, and casual dining that gives Hollywood a perpetual vacation feel.
What to Expect
Downtown Hollywood (Young Circle / ArtsPark) has been revitalized as an arts and dining destination with independent restaurants, live music venues, and a farmers market. The residential interior offers suburban single-family neighborhoods at more affordable price points than coastal properties.
Best For
Those who want a laid-back beach lifestyle in a community with genuine civic character — from oceanfront condo living to inland family neighborhoods with good schools and parks.
