Miami Beach Rental Market Snapshot
● Live MLS data · 2026-08-03 Computed from 1,834 active rental listings in the Miami Association of Realtors MLS.
$5/sqft
Median $/Sq Ft (monthly)
$1,300 – $495,000
Asking Rent Range
Median Rent by Bedroom Count
| Beds | Median Rent | Listings | $/Sq Ft Range | Median $/Sq Ft | Avg $/Sq Ft |
| Studio | $2,170/mo | 287 listings | $0.88 – $11.11 | $4.72/sqft | $5.10/sqft |
| 1 Bed | $2,900/mo | 720 listings | $0.85 – $11.88 | $4.18/sqft | $4.53/sqft |
| 2 Bed | $5,000/mo | 589 listings | $0.76 – $11.83 | $4.44/sqft | $5.03/sqft |
| 3+ Bed | $19,700/mo | 238 listings | $1.39 – $11.98 | $6.47/sqft | $6.56/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 Miami Beach 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 Miami Beach?
Miami Beach is the global postcard of Miami — iconic white sand, turquoise water, Art Deco architecture, and a cultural scene that rivals any city in the world. Renting here means waking up to ocean air every morning.
What to Expect
Miami Beach is one of Miami’s priciest rental markets. Studios start around $2,400/month, while oceanfront one-bedrooms in modern high-rises regularly hit $4,000 to $6,000/month. South Beach commands the highest premiums; Mid-Beach and North Beach offer slightly more value.
Best For
Miami Beach suits international residents, remote workers with flexible incomes, hospitality professionals, and anyone who makes the beach a lifestyle priority. The seasonal nature of the market can offer deals in summer.
