Broward County
Property management in Fort Lauderdale
XCORP manages short-term and long-term rentals across Fort Lauderdale and Broward County — from Las Olas townhomes and canal-front houses to beach-district condos and Wilton Manors bungalows. Our team handles registration, tourist tax filings, and 24/7 guest support locally.
The Fort Lauderdale rental market
Fort Lauderdale's rental market is driven by its 165 miles of navigable waterways, walkable downtown, and a beach district that draws steady year-round traffic. Boating tourism, family travel, and a growing remote-work population create a balanced short-term and long-term demand mix.
The City of Fort Lauderdale enforces vacation rental registration strictly, and Broward County collects a 6% tourist development tax on stays under six months. XCORP files both on the owner's behalf and keeps managed properties in compliance.
Neighborhoods we cover
- Las Olas
- Victoria Park
- Coral Ridge
- Rio Vista
- Beach District
- Harbor Beach
- Wilton Manors
- Sailboat Bend
- Flagler Village
- Tarpon River
- Imperial Point
- Lauderdale-by-the-Sea
Services in Fort Lauderdale
Short-Term Rental Management
Full-service Airbnb and VRBO management — listing optimization, guest communication, cleaning, and dynamic pricing.
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Tenant placement and lease administration end to end — marketing, screening, onboarding, and ongoing management.
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Strategic portfolio oversight — proactive maintenance, financial reporting, and hands-on management to grow your investment.
Learn moreFrequently asked questions
Does XCORP manage properties in Fort Lauderdale?
Yes. XCORP manages short-term and long-term rentals across Fort Lauderdale and Broward County, including Las Olas, Victoria Park, Coral Ridge, Rio Vista, the Beach District, and Wilton Manors. We operate out of our Miami headquarters and have a local team familiar with Broward-specific rules.
Are short-term rentals allowed in Fort Lauderdale?
Yes, with registration. The City of Fort Lauderdale requires every vacation rental to register and renew annually, maintain a 24/7 local contact, follow occupancy limits, and pay the 6% Broward County tourist development tax. XCORP handles registration, renewal, and tax filings for managed properties.
What rental income can I expect in Fort Lauderdale?
Short-term rental income in Fort Lauderdale varies by proximity to the beach and canals. A two-bedroom Las Olas or beach-district unit typically grosses $40,000 to $70,000 annually on Airbnb and VRBO with full-service management. Long-term rents have grown steadily as residents and businesses relocate from higher-tax states.
Do you cover the Intracoastal and canal-front properties?
Yes. Canal-front and Intracoastal properties are some of Fort Lauderdale's strongest short-term rental performers, especially homes with private docks. XCORP handles the dock and waterfront-specific operational items — boat slip access for guests, marine maintenance coordination, and waterfront-aware listing photography.
What's the difference between managing in Fort Lauderdale vs. Miami?
Operationally similar, regulatorily different. Broward County's tourist tax, registration cadence, and noise ordinances differ from Miami-Dade. The market also leans more toward boating, beach families, and snowbird seasons. XCORP adapts pricing strategy, listing copy, and amenity recommendations to the Fort Lauderdale traveler.
How quickly can you onboard a new Fort Lauderdale property?
Most Fort Lauderdale onboarding takes 10 to 14 days: walk-through, photography, listing creation across platforms, vacation rental registration filing, and pricing setup. Long-term rentals can launch on the MLS within 48 hours of contract signing once rent analysis is complete.
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