Boca Raton condos for rent

Renting a condo in Boca Raton

Downtown, the beach and west Boca

Downtown, near Mizner Park, has newer mid-rise buildings and the highest median rent in our list. Tower 155, finished in 2020, asks a median of $10,000 a month. Boca Grand, on South Federal Highway, asks $3,850. On the ocean along A1A, older towers rent for $3,048 at The Patrician to $6,000 at San Remo Club. West of the city, many communities have Boca Raton mailing addresses but sit outside city limits, in Palm Beach County. Isle of Sandalfoot, a 1975 complex in ZIP 33428 west of the city, asks about $1,750.

Why the address matters

The city says a Boca Raton address does not always mean you live in the city. This affects the beach. City residents can get permits for Spanish River, Red Reef and South Beach parks. Other Palm Beach County residents can use South Beach Park, and everyone else pays $40 a day on weekdays and $55 on weekends (beach permits). Ask the landlord whether the unit is inside city limits.

Seasonal or annual

A lease of 6 months or less pays Florida sales tax and local taxes on top of the rent (Florida Statutes 212.03). Many associations also set a minimum lease length or limit how many times a year an owner can rent. Read these rules before you plan a winter stay.

Approval, pets and age rules

Many condo associations must approve new tenants. The fee can be up to $150 per applicant (Florida Statutes 718.112). Pet rules can be strict: only 7% of listings at San Remo Club and 9% at Isle of Sandalfoot say pets are allowed. Some communities are age-restricted for residents 55 and older. Read the community's age rules before you apply.

Getting around

Tri-Rail stops at its Boca Raton station on Yamato Road (Tri-Rail), and Brightline has served Boca Raton since December 2022.