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Miami-Dade County · Bayfront city

Property management in Miami

Long-term annual management for Miami condos and homes, from Brickell and Edgewater to Coconut Grove, plus buying and selling with a licensed broker.

About the area

Towers, bungalows and a zoning map for each one.

Short-term rentals are limited here. Annual leases are the plan we lead with, and your community usually has its own rules. The panel shows what the city allows.

The City of Miami covers a lot of ground. Condo towers rise in Brickell, Downtown and Edgewater along Biscayne Bay. Older single-family homes and duplexes fill Little Havana and the Upper East Side, with small apartment buildings in between. Two neighborhoods come up often with owners. Wynwood mixes new mid-rise rentals with older warehouses and homes on the edge of the arts district, and Coconut Grove pairs bayfront condos with leafy streets of single-family houses and townhomes.

Short-term rentals here are a zoning question before anything else. Under Miami 21, a stay under 30 days is a lodging use, allowed only in zones that permit lodging. Single-family homes and duplexes in T3 and T4-R zones are not eligible, which covers many of the residential streets in Coconut Grove and elsewhere. Where lodging is allowed, a unit still has to be converted: a building permit, a new certificate of occupancy, an association-certified evaluation form, an operational management plan with a 24-hour contact, the DBPR license, and a certificate of use and business tax receipt renewed every year.

For most owners that makes long-term and seasonal leasing the core plan. Brickell, Downtown and Edgewater condos rent to professionals who want to walk to work, Coconut Grove homes rent to families, and Wynwood and Little Havana units draw a steady pool of renters close to jobs and transit. Small multifamily buildings across the city do well with one team handling every unit, every lease and every repair, and one report that shows the whole building at a glance.

Buying in Miami? Brandon, a licensed broker, can help with that too, checking a building's zoning before you commit, or adding a duplex or small building to your portfolio. Brickell condos, Coconut Grove houses and small Little Havana buildings all report through the same app and monthly statement.

Neighborhoods
  • Brickell
  • Downtown
  • Edgewater
  • Wynwood
  • Coconut Grove
  • Little Havana
  • Upper East Side
What we do

One team. Three promises.

The same standard in every city we serve.

  • Maintain

    Upkeep is unmatched, and upkeep equates to higher rents.

  • Manage

    Every platform, guest and lease on one calendar, 7 days a week.

  • Monetize

    Smarter pricing, higher occupancy, a two-minute monthly report.

Local proof and map

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Miami

Renting in Miami, answered.

Short answers here. Anything longer belongs in a guide, linked below.

Do you manage long-term rentals in Miami too?

Yes. Annual and seasonal leases, with the same team and the same app.

Can you help me buy or sell in Miami?

Yes. Brandon Schneider is a licensed broker: he can list and sell your property, or find your next one, and we can manage it after closing.

What does management cost?

It depends on the property. The only thing we say publicly: if you are paying over 15%, let's compare.

Can I rent my Miami condo short-term?

Short-term rental is a lodging use under Miami 21, allowed only in zones that permit lodging and only after the unit is converted. Single-family homes and duplexes in T3 and T4-R zones are not eligible. Your building's documents can be stricter than the city, so we confirm both before listing.

What licenses do I need for a short-term rental in Miami?

Zoning check, lodging conversion through a building permit and a new certificate of occupancy, a short-term rental evaluation form certified by the association, an operational management plan with a 24-hour contact, DBPR lodging license, a certificate of use and business tax receipt (both renewed yearly), and fire review. State and Miami-Dade tourist tax accounts. Guests pay 13% in taxes on stays of 6 months or less (6% state + 1% county surtax + 3% convention development + 2% tourist development + 1% sports franchise). We handle the filings as part of the service.

What is the minimum stay in Miami?

No city minimum where lodging is allowed. Many associations set their own minimum, often 30 days or more, so the building usually decides.

Can the state or Miami change these rules?

Yes, within limits. Under Florida law (FS 509.032(7)), cities cannot ban vacation rentals or limit how long or how often they are rented, but rules adopted before June 1, 2011 still stand. A 2024 rewrite of the state law (SB 280) was vetoed. Every short-term rental in Florida also needs a DBPR transient public lodging license and state sales and tourist tax accounts.

Can I Airbnb my house in Wynwood or Coconut Grove?

It depends on the parcel's Miami 21 zone. Single-family homes and duplexes in T3 and T4-R zones are not eligible for short-term rental. We check the zoning map for your address before recommending a plan.

Brandon Schneider

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