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Pompano Beach short-term rental permit: requirements, fees and steps
Pompano Beach requires an annual city permit for short-term rentals, plus state and Broward County licensing. Here is the full process.
Last updated October 2026
What counts as a short-term rental
Pompano Beach defines a short-term rental as a dwelling rented by the day, week or month for terms of six months or less in a calendar year, including homes listed on Airbnb and VRBO. Every short-term rental needs an annual city permit.
What you need before you apply
- A Florida DBPR transient public lodging license (vacation rental license)
- A Florida Department of Revenue certificate of registration
- A Broward County business tax receipt
- A City of Pompano Beach business tax receipt
- A Broward County tourist development tax account, required across Broward County
- A copy of the standard rental agreement you'll use with guests
Permits are issued only to the property owner as shown in Broward County records, and the application must be submitted by the owner or an authorized representative.
How to apply
- Get your state and county licenses listed above.
- Apply online through the city's Camino portal with copies of each license and your rental agreement.
- Pay the fee when the city emails you after processing.
- Schedule and pass your inspection.
- Renew every year to keep the permit active.
Fees
Under the city's requirements updated in July 2026, the initial application fee is $675 for a single-family home or duplex and $750 for a triplex or quadplex. The annual renewal fee is $375.
Enforcement
Pompano Beach can revoke a short-term rental permit when a property causes problems in the neighborhood, so following occupancy, parking and noise standards matters after approval, too.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a permit for an Airbnb in Pompano Beach?
Yes. Pompano Beach requires an annual permit to operate any short-term rental.
How much is a Pompano Beach short-term rental permit?
As of the city's July 2026 requirements, $675 for a single-family home or duplex, $750 for a triplex or quadplex, and $375 for annual renewal.
Who can apply?
The property owner shown in Broward County records, or an authorized representative applying on the owner's behalf.
Is an inspection required?
Yes. After the application is processed and paid, you schedule an inspection with the city.
General information, not legal or tax advice. Fees and rules are current as of October 2026 based on city sources and can change. Confirm with the city before applying.