Rental properties in Florida start as low as $300 to $500 per week for two bedroom homes and up to $1,700 a month for some of the larger properties. Many of the rental properties overlook beach-side or oceanfronts and are located in quiet areas. The quiet and privacy is a big plus, often most desirable to vacationers.

As of early 2026, the average monthly rent for a house in Florida is approximately $2,350, though this varies drastically by city, property size, and proximity to the coast. In high-demand areas like Miami, Naples, or West Palm Beach, a modest three-bedroom home can easily cost between $4,500 and $7,000 per month. In contrast, more affordable inland regions like Ocala, Lakeland, or parts of the Panhandle may offer houses for $1,800 to $2,200. For short-term vacation rentals booked via platforms like Airbnb or Vacasa, monthly rates are often 50% to 100% higher than long-term lease rates due to the inclusion of utilities, furniture, and seasonal demand. The winter months (January through March) are the most expensive due to the "Snowbird" season, while summer months often see slight price drops, except in coastal family vacation spots. Renters should also budget for additional costs like Florida's transient rental tax (often around 12-13% for stays under six months) and cleaning fees, which can add several hundred dollars to the final bill of a monthly stay.