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Florida Rental Market
Current rents by bedroom · top metro breakdowns · YoY trend
Mar 29, 2026
1 Bedroom
$1,248
2 Bedrooms
$1,598
3 Bedrooms
$2,195
YoY Trend
-13.5%
Days on Market
63d
Orlando East
32822
1BR$1,295
2BR$1,595
3BR$1,990
YoY
-5.9%
DOM
60.7d
Listings
402
Tampa
33614
1BR$1,200
2BR$1,600
3BR$2,400
YoY
-21.1%
DOM
66.03d
Listings
162
Florida Eviction Process
Complete timeline for removing a non-paying or violating tenant in Florida
ESTIMATED TOTAL TIMELINE
Average total: 30 days from notice to possession. US average is ~50 days.
Security Deposit Rules
Florida security deposit laws, limits, and return requirements
💰
Maximum Deposit
None
Per current statutes
📅
Return Deadline
14–45 days
After tenant vacates
📋
Itemization Required
Yes
Written itemization of deductions
📈
Interest Required
No
Required in some high-reg states
Rights & Responsibilities
What both parties are entitled to under Florida law
✅ Landlord Rights
→Fast eviction
→No deposit cap
→Preempts local rent control
⚖️ Tenant Rights
→7-day cure for non-monetary breach
→Deposit return in 15–60 days
Required Disclosures
Items you must disclose to tenants in Florida before or at lease signing
📄 Lead paint
📄 Radon
📄 Sinkholes
Rent Control Status
Florida rent increase and rent control laws
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No Rent Control in Florida
Florida has no statewide rent control law. You can raise rents by any amount with proper notice (typically 30 days for month-to-month, or at lease end for fixed terms).
Florida Landlord FAQs
Common questions answered — also powers Google rich results
How long does eviction take in Florida?+
The average eviction timeline in Florida is 30 days from notice to possession. The pay-or-quit notice period is 3 days. Filing fee is $185–$400.
What is the security deposit limit in Florida?+
In Florida, the security deposit maximum is None. Landlords must return the deposit with an itemized statement of deductions.
Does Florida have rent control?+
No. Florida has no statewide rent control. You can raise rents by any amount with proper notice — typically 30 days for month-to-month tenancies.
How much entry notice is required in Florida?+
Landlords in Florida must provide at least 12 hours written notice before entering a rental unit.
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