Florida Short-Term Rental Rules by City & County
Can you Airbnb your property in Florida? It depends on where. Every city and county has its own rules for short-term rentals. We break them all down — with official sources.
Important: STR rules change frequently. These guides summarize publicly available regulations — always confirm directly with your local government and a Florida attorney before listing.
Gulf Beaches
Clearwater Beach
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St. Pete Beach
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Treasure Island
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Madeira Beach
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Indian Rocks Beach
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Redington Beach
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Anna Maria Island
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Bradenton Beach
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Holmes Beach
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Siesta Key
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Fort Myers Beach
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Sanibel
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Marco Island
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Atlantic Beaches
St. Augustine
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Daytona Beach
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New Smyrna Beach
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Cocoa Beach
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Melbourne
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Fort Lauderdale
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Hollywood
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Pompano Beach
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Miami Beach
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Florida Keys
Key West
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Marathon
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Islamorada
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Panhandle
Destin
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Fort Walton Beach
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Panama City Beach
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Pensacola Beach
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Navarre Beach
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Metro Areas
Tampa
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Orlando
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Miami
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Jacksonville
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Sarasota
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Venice
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Naples
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Cape Coral
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Kissimmee
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Davenport
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County-Wide Rules
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