How much notice is required for a rent increase in Miami?

Florida requires at least 60 days written notice before raising rent on a month-to-month tenancy. Some local ordinances require longer notice — check Miami's rules.

Is there a cap on rent increases in Miami?

Florida has no statewide cap on rent increases. Whether Miami has a local rent-stabilization ordinance depends on local law — Florida law preempts rent control, so Miami has no cap. State law requires 60 days notice for any month-to-month increase over 5%.

Can my landlord raise rent during my lease in Miami?

Generally no — a fixed-term lease in Florida locks the rent until the lease ends. Increases usually apply only at renewal or on a month-to-month tenancy with the required 60-day written notice.

What should I do if my Miami rent increase looks illegal?

Document the notice in writing, calculate the percentage increase, compare to Florida's notice rule, and contact a local tenant-rights organization or legal-aid clinic. You can also send a written dispute letter citing the statute.

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

Florida does not allow rent control. There's no cap on how much your rent can go up, but landlords have to give you 60 days' written notice for any increase over 5% on a month-to-month lease. Required notice: 60 days.

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Miami-Dade Rent Resources (opens in new tab)

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Fla. Stat. §83.575 (opens in new tab)

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