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Highest Rent — Florida

1 Nocatee $3,501

2 Key Biscayne $3,501

3 Parkland $3,306

4 Palm Springs North $3,205

5 Longboat Key $2,969

6 Davenport $2,875

7 Weston $2,794

8 Jupiter Farms $2,764

9 Siesta Key $2,761

10 Southwest Ranches $2,730

11 Trinity $2,594

12 Country Walk $2,553

13 Ave Maria $2,552

14 Doral $2,510

15 Wellington $2,445

16 Samsula-Spruce Creek $2,440

17 Rio Pinar $2,432

18 Aventura $2,423

19 Cooper City $2,392

20 Richmond West $2,374

21 Doctor Phillips $2,358

22 Bay Harbor Islands $2,348

23 Olympia Heights $2,341

24 Boca Raton $2,334

25 Palm Beach Gardens $2,269

26 Fruit Cove $2,261

27 Three Lakes $2,255

28 Westwood Lakes $2,243

29 Horizon West $2,236

30 Miami Shores $2,233

31 Fish Hawk $2,228

32 Keystone $2,227

33 Lakewood Ranch $2,213

34 Royal Palm Beach $2,192

35 Asbury Lake $2,189

36 Pebble Creek $2,189

37 Indian River Estates $2,177

38 West Miami $2,176

39 Jupiter $2,176

40 Bloomingdale $2,129

41 Coral Gables $2,121

42 North Bay Village $2,115

43 Miramar Beach $2,097

44 Westchase $2,095

45 Apollo Beach $2,087

46 Viera West $2,080

47 Key West $2,075

48 Minneola $2,064

49 River Ridge $2,058

50 Sarasota Springs $2,050

51 The Hammocks $2,041

52 Lely Resort $2,028

53 Miami Lakes $2,024

54 Palmetto Estates $2,015

55 Coconut Creek $2,011

56 Apopka $2,009

57 Osprey $2,008

58 Hunters Creek $2,006

59 Sunny Isles Beach $2,002

60 Wesley Chapel $2,000

61 Sunrise $1,999

62 Lake Mary $1,999

63 Ives Estates $1,979

64 Naples $1,968

65 Davie $1,967

66 Palm City $1,965

67 Oviedo $1,963

68 Marco Island $1,955

69 Miramar $1,954

70 Coral Springs $1,951

71 North Lauderdale $1,950

72 Celebration $1,948

73 Fountainebleau $1,948

74 World Golf Village $1,946

75 Maitland $1,930

76 North Palm Beach $1,929

77 Progress Village $1,927

78 Land O' Lakes $1,923

79 Satellite Beach $1,921

80 Fleming Island $1,918

81 Estero $1,917

82 Pinecrest $1,916

83 Wekiwa Springs $1,914

84 Delray Beach $1,914

85 Destin $1,913

86 Cortez $1,912

87 Pembroke Pines $1,910

88 Iona $1,908

89 Heathrow $1,904

90 Tamiami $1,901

91 Lochmoor Waterway Estates $1,898

92 Boynton Beach $1,896

93 Sunset $1,894

94 Cutler Bay $1,893

95 Riverview $1,890

96 Key Largo $1,889

97 Loughman $1,887

98 Sun City Center $1,884

99 Atlantic Beach $1,883

100 Glenvar Heights $1,883

Cities with the highest rents in Florida reflect tight housing markets where demand significantly exceeds supply. Nocatee leads with a median rent of $3,501 per month.

High rents are typically found in cities with strong economies, large populations of young professionals, and limited housing supply. These markets often have low vacancy rates and competitive rental processes.

The rent burden in these cities can be significant, with many residents spending more than 30% of their income on housing. This has fueled discussions about rent control, affordable housing development, and tenant protections in many of these communities.

Did You Know?

1. Renters in Nocatee pay $3,501/month — that's $42,012 per year on housing alone.
2. The general rule of thumb is that rent should not exceed 30% of gross income — in many of these cities, average earners exceed that threshold.
3. High-rent cities often have rental vacancy rates below 5%, creating intense competition for available units.

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