South Florida rental market report week 37 2026 — Miami-Dade median rent data
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SE Florida Rental Market Report — Week 37, 2026

September 6, 2026

Market Snapshot — Week 37, 2026

The Miami-Dade luxury rental market remains resilient and attractively positioned for discerning renters. With a balanced inventory depth and steady demand, the summer season has not disrupted the underlying momentum of the market. Listings remain competitive but not oversupplied, and affluent renters continue to find well-maintained, high-end options available for immediate move-in. The market’s stability is underscored by the continued interest in luxury and ultra-luxury units, reflecting confidence in the region as a premier global destination for lifestyle and investment.

Across the market, the strength is most pronounced in sought-after neighborhoods where access to amenities, privacy, and prestige align with the expectations of high-net-worth individuals. Larger units, particularly three-bedroom residences, continue to draw strong interest, especially in exclusive enclaves. In contrast, secondary areas and mid-tier offerings show slightly more variability, with some segments experiencing a more measured pace. The overall dynamic remains favorable for those with clear preferences and a focus on prime locations.

For renters entering the market now, the current environment offers a strategic window to secure quality accommodations with flexibility. Those with a specific vision should consider locking in placements with longer-term commitments to access the best inventory, though opportunities for negotiation remain present for those who approach with patience and precision. Timing is less critical than alignment with personal lifestyle needs, and informed renters are well-positioned to find exceptional value in this refined and mature market.

Miami-Dade Rental Metrics (Live MLS)

MetricThis Week
Active rental listings (Miami-Dade)11,585
Active rentals (SE Florida region)14,527
Median rent — all bedrooms$3,100/mo
Median 1-bedroom$2,400/mo
Median 2-bedroom$3,200/mo
Median 3-bedroom$4,500/mo
Median asking rent per sq ft$3.32/sqft
Luxury inventory (≥ $8,000/mo)1,567 units
Ultra-luxury inventory (≥ $15,000/mo)747 units

Median Rent by Neighborhood

NeighborhoodMedian RentActive Listings
Coconut Grove$11,000/mo15
Key Biscayne$8,400/mo180
Bal Harbour$6,600/mo110
Sunny Isles Beach$5,300/mo777
Surfside$4,900/mo85
Coral Gables$4,075/mo246
Brickell$4,000/mo752
Miami Beach$3,500/mo1834
Aventura$3,300/mo559
Downtown Miami$2,700/mo63

Every figure above is computed directly from active listings in the Miami Association of Realtors MLS as of September 7, 2026. Report prepared by the MIA.Rentals market-analysis team. This is market information, not an offer of housing or a solicitation; equal housing opportunity.

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