Hallandale Beach Vacation Rental License
Updated: Nov 1
*Checked against the City of Hallandale Beach's published requirements on September 1, 2026. Fees change; the city's page is the source of record.*
Hallandale Beach requires an annual Vacation Rental License for any residence rented for less than 30 consecutive days, under Ordinance 2023-003. That covers whole homes, condos, apartments, guest houses and single rooms. Operating without the license and the city business tax receipt is a violation of Chapter 9 of the city code. Yours Truly Hospitality files every city, county and state registration a vacation rental needs, on the owner's behalf, before the first booking.
What Hallandale Beach charges
Item | Fee |
New Vacation Rental License | $300 |
Business tax receipt for the vacation rental | $25 |
Registration late fee | $75 |
Application modification | $100 |
Reinstatement after suspension | $100 |
Appeal | $200 |
What the city requires
The Vacation Rental Application
The Business Tax License application
Every document on the city's Vacation Rental Requirement Checklist, which includes the state DBPR license and the Broward County tourist tax registration
Applications go to the Business Tax and Regulations Division at 400 S. Federal Highway.
Penalties
A first offense is $250. A second or subsequent offense is $500.
The county and state layer
Broward County collects a 6% tourist development tax on stays of six months or less. The county registration and the state DBPR license come first; the city license depends on them.
What Yours Truly Hospitality files for owners
The DBPR license, the Department of Revenue registration, the Broward tourist tax registration, the city business tax receipt, the Vacation Rental License, and every annual renewal. We track the renewal date so the late fee never applies.
Questions about a specific property in Hallandale Beach: hello@yourstrulyhospitality.com, +1-561-473-0466.
*Yours Truly Hospitality has managed short-term rentals across Broward, Palm Beach and Miami-Dade counties since 2023.*
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