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Miami vacation rental leads

As of 2026-10-08, the Miami file holds 1,792 licenses from Florida's DBPR vacation-rental license file, the 3rd-largest city file we carry in Florida. 1,429 records include a phone number.

1,792licenses

80%with a phone

1with an email

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Counts refreshed 2026-10-08 from the live database. Miami is part of the Florida file; filter to it at export.

The Miami file in numbers

The 1,792 records are 3.4% of the 52,029-record Florida file. Miami also sits inside our Miami & Miami Beach market page, where it accounts for 50.0% of 3,586 records alongside Miami Beach.

80% of Miami records list a phone, 6 points above the Florida average of 74%. Email is rare in Florida's license file, and Miami is no exception with 1 address on record.

The Miami file is close to an even split, with 749 dwelling licenses (DWEL) and 1,042 condominium licenses (CNDO); statewide, houses are 70% of licenses.

The Miami records spread across 78 ZIP codes; the largest, 33132, has 479 of them (27%). Phone coverage in 33132 is 82%.

284 of the Miami records (16%) carry a name that appears on two or more different Florida property addresses, above the state figure of 11%. 36 sit under names with ten or more properties, which in practice means management companies and larger investors; the biggest single name holds 40 Florida addresses.

The DBPR file does not carry a filing date for the Miami licenses, so this page does not split them by year.

The register spells the city 2 ways ("Miami" and "Miami,"); they are merged here. 1 row that names Miami but carries a ZIP code outside Florida, or comes from a source whose city column is the owner's home town, is left out of these counts. Besides Florida's DBPR vacation-rental license file, the Miami file takes 1 row from a city-level short-term-rental license list; where two sources list the same property, the export keeps both rows.

A practical order for Miami: start with ZIP 33132 (479 records, 82% with a phone), then 33131 (276); together they cover 42% of the city file. Pull the 284 records under multi-property names into their own list before you call, so one conversation covers every Miami property that name holds.

What the Miami file does not give you: filing dates. The workaround: the export's first-seen date shows when each Miami record entered our database, which stands in for a filing date.

Miami against its market and Florida

Measure	Miami	Miami & Miami Beach	Florida
Records	1,792	3,586	52,029
With a phone	80%	75%	74%
With an email	0%	0%	1%
Name on 2+ properties	16%	—	11%
House (DWEL) share	42%	—	70%

State and market columns count every record in those files; the Miami column uses the cleaned city file described on this page.

Top ZIP codes in Miami

ZIP	Records	Share	With phone
33132	479	27%	82%
33131	276	15%	78%
33128	79	4%	89%
33127	76	4%	86%
33161	59	3%	85%
33137	51	3%	71%

78 ZIP codes in all; the top 6 are shown.

More breakdowns

Permit and license types

Type as published	Records	Share
Condominium license	1,042	58%
Dwelling (house) license	749	42%

Who buys the Miami list

Property managers and co-hosts 1,508 of the Miami records carry a name that holds only one property, the independent owners a manager pitches; 16% sit with names that already hold several. How they use it → PMS and revenue-management software 36 Miami records sit under names with ten or more properties, operators large enough to run a PMS or a pricing tool. How they use it → Pool and hot tub services 749 of the Miami licenses are houses (DWEL), the license class where a private pool or hot tub is possible; 598 list a phone. How they use it →

What a Miami record contains

Permit or license numberas the register publishes it
Licensee nameon 1,792 of 1,792 records
Property address, city, ZIPthe licensed rental itself
Phone1,429 records
Email1 records
Permit type and statusas published, see the breakdowns above
Filing datenot published here
First-seen datewhen the record entered our database

These are public records, and public is not consent. Calls and texts fall under the TCPA and Do-Not-Call rules (permit phones are often personal mobiles), email under CAN-SPAM. Read the compliance guide before you work the list.

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Miami questions

How many short-term rental licenses are there in Miami, FL?

Miami has 1,792 as of 2026-10-08, from Florida's DBPR vacation-rental license file. 749 are dwelling (house) licenses and 1,042 are condominium licenses.

Which Miami ZIP codes have the most short-term rentals?

33132 leads with 479 records, then 33131 with 276 and 33128 with 79.

Does the Miami list include phone numbers?

Yes for 1,429 of the 1,792 records (80%), taken from the public record. 1 also list an email.

How do I get the Miami list?

Subscribe to the Florida plan ($99 a month) and filter the export to Miami, or buy the whole Florida file once for $149. Both are self-serve CSV downloads.

Can I call or text the people on it?

The records are public, but public is not consent. Calls and texts fall under the TCPA and Do-Not-Call rules, and permit phones are often personal mobiles, so check them before you dial; email falls under CAN-SPAM.

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