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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