FloridaZillow data for September 2026

Rent Prices in Florida

Zillow's typical rent for 8 Florida cities; each city's page adds HUD's Fair Market Rents by bedroom. For address-specific analysis against nearby rentals, Zillow, Census, and HUD data, use our Rent Analysis.

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Rent Prices by City in Florida

Jacksonville

Zillow typical rent $1,594 a month

Pop. 949,000

Miami

Zillow typical rent $2,757 a month

Pop. 442,000

Tampa

Zillow typical rent $1,903 a month

Pop. 384,000

Orlando

Zillow typical rent $1,924 a month

Pop. 309,000

St. Petersburg

Zillow typical rent $2,013 a month

Pop. 258,000

Hialeah

Zillow typical rent $2,291 a month

Pop. 223,000

Tallahassee

Zillow typical rent $1,482 a month

Pop. 196,000

Fort Lauderdale

Zillow typical rent $2,529 a month

Pop. 182,000

Zillow typical rent: the middle of Zillow's Observed Rent Index across the ZIP codes that use the city as their mailing city, all home sizes together. Open a city for the details and HUD's figures by bedroom.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much is rent in Florida?

Honestkey does not publish one statewide figure, because rent differs a lot from city to city. Zillow's typical rent, for all home sizes together, was $1,594 a month in Jacksonville, $2,757 a month in Miami, $1,903 a month in Tampa (September 2026). Each city's page also shows HUD's Fair Market Rents by bedroom. For an exact rent estimate at any address, use our Rent Analysis tool, which checks nearby rentals, Zillow, Census, and HUD data.

Does Florida have rent control?

No Florida statute caps how much rent can go up. Local governments may not impose rent controls (Fla. Stat. § 125.0103).

How can I check if my rent in Florida is fair?

Use Honestkey's Rent Analysis to compare your rent with nearby rentals, Zillow's rent index, Census data, and HUD Fair Market Rents. Enter your address for an address-specific fairness score.