Condos for Rent in Highland Beach, Florida
- Rentals listed
- 38
- Median rent leased, 12 mo
- $6,500
- Median days to close
- 52
- Leases, 12 mo
- 135
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Condos for Rent in Highland Beach — A Local's Guide
- Leases signed, last 12 months
- 135
- Median rent achieved
- $6,500/mo
- Median time to lease
- 52 days
Highland Beach stretches about three miles along A1A between Boca Raton and Delray Beach with almost no commerce — oceanfront condominium towers, a few gated single-family enclaves such as Bel Lido, and Intracoastal frontage on the west side. Buyers here are choosing a building or a lot rather than a neighborhood, so the decision turns on beach frontage, floor height and association reserves.
Condo rentals in Highland Beach bundle the lifestyle with the lease — pools, gyms, security and often water included, in the same towers people buy into. Known for an A1A ribbon of oceanfront towers between Boca and Delray, Highland Beach runs a deep annual-lease market; the trade-off is association approval, which adds a step and sometimes weeks, and we manage that process for our renters.
Buyer questions
- How long does condo association approval take in Highland Beach?
- Anywhere from a few days to several weeks depending on the building — boards meet on their own schedules. If your move date is tight, tell us first: we know which Highland Beach buildings approve quickly and which need a month of runway.
- What's included in a Highland Beach condo rental?
- Building amenities always; water, trash and basic cable frequently; electricity almost never. Parking varies by building and matters — we confirm assigned spaces and guest policies before you apply, not after.
- How fast can I move into a rental in Highland Beach?
- Most annual leases can close within one to two weeks: application, association approval where required, and deposits. Condo buildings add an association application that can take longer — we flag each building's timeline up front so there are no surprises.