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

3 targets multi-unit residential rental ownership rather than single rental homes. Anyone holding an ownership interest in two or more residential rental units within the city must retain a local agent responsible for the smooth operation and upkeep of those units; the agent can be the owner personally, provided the owner regularly resides within Broward County, or an occupant of one of the units. When those two-or-more units sit in the same building or complex, subsection (b) adds a posting duty: a professionally lettered 8-inch-by-10-inch sign must go on the building's front, or at the rental or leasing office, in a spot where trees, shrubs, hedges or ground cover cannot obstruct visibility.

The sign must list the name, address and phone number of every owner with an interest, or the name, address and phone number of the local agent instead. Subsection (c) sets material and legibility rules: the sign must be decorative wood, plastic or metal, limited to one color each for background, letter faces and letterboxes, with white and the building's own color both counting as colors when used as background, and lettering between 1 and 3 inches tall, all consistent with the city's Architectural Guidelines.

If ownership of the property transfers, subsection (d) gives the new owner 30 calendar days from the transfer to bring the signage into compliance. The requirement gives tenants, neighbors and code officers a fast way to identify who is accountable for a rental building's condition without tracking an owner through county property records.