Hollywood Recently Leased Homes & Condos

Closed BeachesMLS leases in Hollywood, Florida from the last six months, newest first: the rent each home actually leased at, not the rent it was asking.

Recently leased homes and condos in Hollywood show what tenants actually paid, and in a city where a furnished winter condo on the Broadwalk and an annual house in Driftwood share a market table, that record is the only way to compare like with like. Use it to see how far below asking beach condos closed, how quickly houses in Hollywood Hills and Emerald Hills moved and which Hillcrest buildings turn over most. Tenants can bring two or three recent leases from the same street or building to a negotiation. For owners, the leased list in Hollywood is the starting point for a rent that gets signed rather than a listing that waits out the season.

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Recent Hollywood Leases

48+ closed leases, newest first.

The 48 leases on this page run from $1,325 a month to $4,500 a month, with a median of $2,300 a month, about $2 per square foot a month, and they leased in a median of 15 days.

How to Read These Leases

Each card shows the rent the lease closed at, the date it closed, the rent per square foot where the home reports its size, the days it sat on the market and what share of the asking rent it achieved. A figure over 100% means the home leased above its asking rent; under 100% means the owner took less than they asked. A lease quoted as a season or a one-time total is labelled that way rather than shown as a monthly rent, because the two are not comparable.

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These closings are what a Hollywood rental valuation is built on. We price your home against the leases closest to it in size, condition and location, not against a citywide average. Request a free rental analysis.

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