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Rent Clarified
Miami, FloridaLast reviewed April 2026

Rent increase rules in Miami

Florida law preempts rent control, so Miami has no cap. State law requires 60 days notice for any month-to-month increase over 5%.

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State rules that apply in Miami

State law preempts local rent control. 60-day notice required for increases over 5% on month-to-month tenancies. Required notice: 60 days.

Local resource

Miami-Dade Rent Resources (opens in new tab)

State source

Fla. Stat. §83.575 (opens in new tab)

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