Hallandale Properties for Rent

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House in Hallandale Beach with Private Backyard and 4 Parking Spaces | …
907 NE 7th St
Hollywood
Hallandale Beach
Miami
$2,665
2 bed
1 bath
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Waterfront Apartment in Three Islands, Hallandale Beach with Private Tennis Court | …
701 Three Islands Boulevard
Hollywood
Hallandale Beach
Miami
$2,530
1.5 bed
1½ bath
This stunning Mediterranean estate offers a grand, open floor plan with nothing …
Golden Beach
Miami
$29,500
7 bed
7½ bath
Experience elevated coastal living in this exclusive ninth floor residence at the …
Hollywood
Miami
$14,000
3 bed
3 bath
Beautiful Corner Unit South East direct ocean view, 3 bed 3 bath, …
Hallandale Beach
Miami
$10,500
3 bed
3 bath
LUXURY Corner unit, full furnished.
Hallandale Beach
Miami
$9,500
3 bed
3½ bath
Experience elevated oceanfront living at SIAN Ocean Residences.
Hollywood
Miami
$8,300
4 bed
2½ bath
Great price for this Exquisite 3 bedroom, 3 bath condo directly on …
Hollywood
Miami
$8,500
3 bed
3 bath
UNFURNISHED. BREATHTAKING OCEAN VIEWS AWAIT YOU FROM THE BEST PRICED 2 LEVEL …
Hallandale Beach
Miami
$7,500
3 bed
4½ bath
2 bedroom bathroom fully furnished CONDO HOTEL, Great view to the north …
Hollywood
Miami
$6,500
2 bed
2 bath
Escape to luxury at Ocean Palms, Hollywood Beach's premier oceanfront tower.
Hollywood
Miami
$7,250
2 bed
3 bath
BEAUFIFUL LARGE CORNER FLOW THROUGH UNIT 3 BEDROOM 3 BATH.
Hallandale Beach
Miami
$7,000
3 bed
3 bath
THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO LIVE IN A BEACHFRONT COMMUNITY !
Hallandale Beach
Miami
$5,500
2 bed
2 bath
ABSOLUTELY BEST DEAL FOR NEWLY REMODELED HOME IN MULTI MILLION DOLLAR NEIGHBORHOOD …
Aventura
Miami
$5,400
4 bed
2 bath
Seasonal Rental available now until Oct 15, 2026.
Hollywood
Miami
$6,000
3 bed
3 bath
Beautiful oceanfront 2 bedroom, 2 bath vacation rental condo offering a comfortable …
Hollywood
Miami
$5,000
2 bed
2 bath
Beautiful and spacious 3 bedroom, 2.
Hallandale Beach
Miami
$5,000
3 bed
2½ bath
EXCEPTIONAL OCEANFRONT HOME !
Hollywood
Miami
$5,000
2 bed
2 bath
Location, Location, Location is Venetian Park's Townhouse Community.
Hallandale Beach
Miami
$4,900
3 bed
2½ bath
Stunning penthouse offering endless, unobstructed views of the ocean and Intracoastal Waterway.
Hallandale Beach
Miami
$4,800
2 bed
2 bath
Escape to luxury at Ocean Palms Hollywood beach's Premier oceanfront tower.
Hollywood
Miami
$5,750
3 bed
3 bath
Rare waterfront rental with your own 25 ft private dock truly boat …
Hallandale Beach
Miami
$4,600
3 bed
2½ bath
PLEASE CONTACT LISTING AGENT FOR ALL OFFERS Virtual Tour https www.
Hollywood
Miami
$4,600
2 bed
1½ bath
Big 2 2 OCEAN side apartment for MIN ONE month.
Hallandale Beach
Miami
$4,500
2 bed
2 bath
The unit is available from August 20, 2026 until the end of …
Hollywood
Miami
$4,500
2 bed
2 bath
This 2bd 2bth fully furnished condo is available for either Annual 4300 …
Hollywood
Miami
$4,500
2 bed
2 bath
Coming Soon Beautiful Rental Opportunity at La Mer Estates South BuildingAvailable October …
Hallandale Beach
Miami
$4,200
2 bed
2 bath
SPOIL YOURSELF HERE FOR A FEW MONTHS !
Hallandale Beach
Miami
$4,000
2 bed
2 bath
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Hallandale Beach is a Florida city located in Broward County, and named for Luther Halland, a man who worked for Henry Flagler on his Florida East Coast Railroad project by opening a tiny trading post in the area at the end of the nineteenth century. The town was originally a small farming community that eventually expanded and incorporated into a city in 1947. It only gained its moniker, Hallandale Beach, in 1999.

Hallandale Beach has a large financial district and is sometimes jokingly referred to as the “southernmost Canadian city,” because it is such a popular vacation spot for Canadian citizens, many of whom end up retiring there. It is, perhaps, best known, though, for being the home of a famous greyhound racing track, Mardi Gras Gaming, where the World Classic is hosted annually.

The area is also known for its lovely parks, such as North Beach, South Beach, B. F. James Park, Peter Bluesten Park, Foster Park, Golden Isles Park, Ingalls Park, Oreste Blake Johnson Park, Joseph Scavo Park, and Sunset Park. It also offers residents and tourists seeking artistic enrichment such galleries as Art Warehouse and Sher Gallery, as well as performing arts at the Hallendale Beach Theater, Papipuppets, and Star Ballroom Dance Studio.

Some of the area’s best restaurants include Frankie’s Pier 5 Italian Restaurant, Tatiana Cabaret Show Restaurant, Knife Steakhouse, Eddie Hill’s Restaurant, Padrino’s Restaurant, Joseph’s On the Water, Mott Street Chinese, Miramar Bakery (Cuban), Turf Clubhouse, Flashback Diner, and Iulia’s Bakery.

Meanwhile, for later-in-the-evening entertainment, people go to the local bars such as Chapultepec, Upper Deck Ale and Sports Grill, Ocean’s Eleven South, Atlantis Bar, Vino Hollywood, and AV Wine Bar, as well as clubs like Cheetah, Beach Club 2 and Scarlett’s Cabaret.

The children of Hallandale Beach attend Broward County Public Schools, namely Hallandale Elementary School, Gulfstream Middle School, and Hallandale High School. Many residents opt, instead, however to send children to various other schools spread about the county.

For more information:
http://www.hallandalebeach.org


Hallandale Beach is a city in Broward County, Florida, United States. The city is named after Luther Halland, a worker for Henry Flagler's Florida East Coast Railroad. As of 1 July 2006, the population estimated by the U.S. Census Bureau is 37,145. It is part of the South Florida metropolitan area, which is home to 5,463,857 people.
The city is best known as the home of the Gulfstream Park horse racing track, which hosts the Florida Derby. It also has a sizable financial district, with offices for a number of banks and brokerage houses. Sometimes referred to in jest as the "southernmost Canadian city," Hallandale Beach has been a popular vacation destination for decades, and many of the tourists come from Quebec and the Northeastern United States; a significant number of these tourists eventually retire to the area.