Mid-Beach Rental Market Snapshot
● Live MLS data · 2026-08-03 Computed from 9 active rental listings in the Miami Association of Realtors MLS.
$10/sqft
Median $/Sq Ft (monthly)
$4,500 – $150,000
Asking Rent Range
Median Rent by Bedroom Count
| Beds | Median Rent | Listings | $/Sq Ft Range | Median $/Sq Ft | Avg $/Sq Ft |
| Studio | $5,250/mo | 4 listings | $8.57 – $10.00 | $9.09/sqft | $9.22/sqft |
| 1 Bed | $9,000/mo | 3 listings | $6.36 – $10.23 | $9.00/sqft | $8.53/sqft |
| 3+ Bed | $125,000/mo | 2 listings | — | —/sqft | —/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 Mid-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 Mid-Beach?
Mid-Beach occupies the stretch of Miami Beach between the energy of South Beach and the residential quiet of North Beach. It is anchored by two of America’s most iconic resort hotels — the Fontainebleau and Eden Roc — which set a glamorous midcentury tone. The beach here is just as good as South Beach with noticeably fewer crowds.
What to Expect
Residential towers and boutique condo buildings offer oceanfront and bay-view units, typically at more accessible price points than South Beach proper. Arthur Godfrey Road (41st Street) provides a neighborhood commercial strip with restaurants, grocers, and services.
Best For
Those who want beach access and proximity to Miami Beach’s best hotels and amenities with a quieter, more residential neighborhood feel than South Beach.
