Miami, Florida (2026 World Cup host city)
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Updated February 2026
Disclaimer: General information only — not legal advice. Verify with your local government.
Key Facts
| Permit Fee | $150 city certificate + state DBPR license fee |
| Tax Rate | 13% (6% state + 5% county tourist dev. + 2% city resort tax) |
| Day Limit | No annual limit |
| Renewal | Annual (city); Biennial (state) |
| Platform Tax Collection | Yes — platforms collect |
| Max Fine | $20,000 lien per violation by code enforcement |
Overview
STRs restricted to commercially zoned or mixed-use areas. Single-family residential neighborhoods generally prohibit STRs. State preemption law limits some local regulations. Both city Certificate of Use and state DBPR license required.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Airbnb legal in Miami, Florida?
Short-term rentals in Miami are currently classified as "Restricted." STRs restricted to commercially zoned or mixed-use areas. Single-family residential neighborhoods generally prohibit STRs. State preemption law limits some local regulations. Both city Certificate of Use and state DBPR license required.
How much is the STR permit in Miami?
The permit/license fee in Miami is $150 city certificate + state DBPR license fee. Renewal is annual (city); biennial (state).
What taxes do Airbnb hosts pay in Miami?
Hosts in Miami are subject to 13% (6% state + 5% county tourist dev. + 2% city resort tax). Major platforms like Airbnb automatically collect and remit these taxes.
What are the fines for illegal short-term rentals in Miami?
Penalties in Miami can include $20,000 lien per violation by code enforcement. Always ensure you have the required permits before listing.
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Official Resources
Agency: Miami Planning & Zoning — (305) 416-1400 | Visit Official Government Page →
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Get a printable PDF checklist with all the requirements for Miami.