Hallandale Beach condos for rent

Renting a condo in Hallandale Beach

Hallandale Beach has 882 homes for rent today, and 693 of them are condos. Many are in towers along South Ocean Drive (A1A) and in large 1970s complexes on Parkview Drive and Three Islands Boulevard. The city is also home to Gulfstream Park, the racetrack that opened in 1939.

Rent depends on the building

The newest big complex has the most rentals. Older buildings cost much less: Olympus asks $2,800, Oceanview Park $2,000, Imperial Towers $1,875 and First Gulfstream Garden, a 1968 building on SE 3rd Avenue, $1,700.

Co-ops rarely rent

A co-op's documents can limit leasing, which helps explain why so few are offered. Most rentals you see will be condos.

Approval, pets and lease length

Many condo associations here must approve a new tenant before move-in. Florida caps the association's application fee at $150 per applicant and its deposit at one month's rent (Florida Statutes 718.112). Pet rules vary widely. At Beach Club, 73% of listings say pets are allowed. At First Gulfstream Garden, only 14% do, and at Oceanview Park 31%. Many buildings also set a minimum lease length. A rental of 6 months or less pays Florida sales tax and local taxes on top of the rent (Florida Statutes 212.03). For stays of less than 30 days, the owner needs a yearly city vacation rental license (city rules), so ask for the license number.

Before you sign

For a lease of 12 months or more, ask for the landlord's written flood disclosure (Florida Statutes 83.512). If you need a public school, check the address with the Broward find my school tool.