Coral Springs, FL Rental Property Rules: Rental Registration (2026)

Coral Springs established its Landlord Registration Program through Ordinance 2011-122 and subsequent amendments (Ordinance 2012-115). Under Land Development Code Section 215, all persons who lease or offer for lease one or more residential dwelling units or residential property within the city must complete a landlord registration form with the Code Compliance Division. If a person owns rental property at more than one location, a separate registration is required for each address. The purpose of the program is to maintain a database for contacting property owners if there is a safety violation or emergency. For buildings with 2, 3, or 4 residential units, no person shall offer the units for rent unless the building has been inspected by the Development Services Department and a residential rental license has been issued. Registration is annual and must be renewed each year. The city also requires a separate Vacation Rental Registration for short-term rental properties, processed through the Business Tax Office. Registration forms are available on the city's website and at the Business Tax Office. The fee structure is set by the city commission and may be updated annually.