Short-Term Rental Regulations
in Hallandale Beach, FL

Vacation rentals (properties rented for less than 30 consecutive days) are regulated and require an annual operating license; maximum occupancy is computed based on available space with a stated maximum of 4 persons per bedroom, a 24/7 rental agent must be available and present within 60 minutes and perform inspections at end of each rental; units must comply with building and fire codes, post required notices, provide evacuation map and floor sketch (including parking, smoke detectors, fire extinguisher, exits), and maintain a Local Business Tax Receipt and Broward County Tax Collector account.

Yes, a permit is required to operate a short-term rental in Hallandale Beach. 1) Complete and notarize the City’s Vacation Rental Application form and submit the Local Business Tax Receipt (BTR) application via the Business Tax & Regulations portal; 2) Include required attachments per the Vacation Rental Requirement Checklist (proof of active Broward County Tax Collector account, interior floor sketch with parking and safety devices, evacuation route map, sample posting notice, current Local Business Tax Receipt) and pay the fee (applications must be submitted with fee payment); 3) Ensure operational requirements (24/7 rental agent, compliance with building/fire codes); operating license is obtained annually.

1) Complete and notarize the City’s Vacation Rental Application form and submit the Local Business Tax Receipt (BTR) application via the Business Tax & Regulations portal; 2) Include required attachments per the Vacation Rental Requirement Checklist (proof of active Broward County Tax Collector account, interior floor sketch with parking and safety devices, evacuation route map, sample posting notice, current Local Business Tax Receipt) and pay the fee (applications must be submitted with fee payment); 3) Ensure operational requirements (24/7 rental agent, compliance with building/fire codes); operating license is obtained annually.