Fort Lauderdale & Broward County, FL · Inside Airbnb June 2026

How much to charge for an Airbnb in Fort Lauderdale

If you are setting a nightly rate in Fort Lauderdale by looking at three listings down the street, you are sampling a market of 17,698. Here is the whole distribution, from the June 2026 Inside Airbnb snapshot.

Start with the city median, then stop using it

The median Fort Lauderdale listing asks $262 a night. That single number is the most quoted and least useful figure about this market, because the spread around it is enormous: the 25th percentile is $170 and the 75th is $421. Half of all listings fall outside that band entirely.

$112$640
10th pct $112 25th $170 Median $262 75th $421 90th pct $640

Two things drive almost all of that spread, and neither one is how nice your place is: how many bedrooms it has, and where it is.

Bedroom bands

This is the number to price from. It covers entire places only — including private rooms would drag the one-bedroom band down by a third and give you a target no whole unit should aim at.

Nightly rate by bedroom count — entire places only
The 25th–75th percentile is the band most listings of that size sit in. Private rooms are excluded so a one-bedroom apartment isn't averaged against a spare room.
Size25th pctMedian75th pctListings
1 bedroom $149 $196 $259 4,728
2 bedrooms $232 $316 $419 3,775
3 bedrooms $331 $415 $536 2,266
4+ bedrooms $474 $642 $968 1,815

Listings without a stated bedroom count are excluded, which is why these counts don't add up to the city total.

The jump from 1 bedroom to 4+ bedrooms is from a median of $196 to $642. If you have a spare room you have been using as an office, that gap is the argument for converting it.

Then adjust for city

The Broward dataset covers the whole county, so this column is the municipality rather than a neighborhood. The useful surprise is at the top: Hollywood carries a higher median ($300, +14.5%) than Fort Lauderdale itself ($275, +4.9%), on nearly as many listings. Hosts who price against “Fort Lauderdale” as a single market are pricing against an average that spans 34 municipalities.

Median nightly rate by city
The 8 areas with the most listings, and how each one's median compares with the city median of $262.
CityMedianvs cityListings
Fort Lauderdale $275 +4.9% 4,592
Hollywood $300 +14.5% 4,323
Pompano Beach $242 -7.5% 2,113
Hallandale Beach $252 -3.8% 1,741
Deerfield Beach $241 -8% 772
Dania Beach $214 -18.2% 578
Wilton Manors $286 +9.1% 517
Lauderdale By The Sea $268 +2.4% 493

The Broward County dataset covers the whole county, so this column is the municipality. Areas with fewer than 30 priced listings are left out — the median stops meaning anything below that.

A three-step way to set your rate

  1. Take the median for your bedroom count from the first table.
  2. Apply your city's percentage from the second table.
  3. Move within the 25th–75th band based on what a guest can see: photo quality, review count, and whether you can claim anything on the differentiator list.

That gives you a defensible starting rate. It does not give you a revenue forecast — these are asking prices, not bookings. Nothing in this dataset says how many nights sold.

What reviews do to your ceiling

A listing at the 75th percentile with 13 reviews and a listing at the 75th percentile with 109 reviews are not selling the same product. 19.5% of Fort Lauderdale listings have no reviews at all, which is both the size of the problem and the size of the opening.

The review gap
MeasureValueWhat it means for you
Listings with zero reviews19.5%3,449 listings competing with no social proof at all
Median review count13Half the market is below this
75th percentile49Clearing this puts you in the top quarter
90th percentile109The established operators
Median rating4.85Among the 14,249 listings that have one
Rated 4.9 or higher41.2%Of rated listings — this is the bar, not 4.5
Rated 4.5 or higher86.3%Below 4.5 you are in the bottom decile
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Source
Inside Airbnb — public data export, Fort Lauderdale & Broward County, FL snapshot dated 2026-06-29.
Sample
17,698 listings. A nightly rate is published for 16,504 of them (93.3%); the rest are blank in the source and are excluded from every price figure on this page.
What the price is
The base nightly rate as listed, in US dollars, with no conversion applied. It excludes cleaning fees, service fees and taxes, and it is an asking price — not a booked rate, and not revenue.
Method
Percentiles are computed by linear interpolation over the sorted sample. Medians are used throughout instead of averages because the tail is extreme enough to make an average meaningless. Every figure on this page is recomputed from the source file at build time by scripts/market_stats_en.py — none of them is typed by hand.