Property management in Boynton Beach

A working rental city, from the marina to the western subdivisions.

Short-term rentals are limited here. Annual leases are the plan we lead with, and your community usually has its own rules. The panel shows what the city allows.

Boynton Beach sits on the mainland side of the Intracoastal in central Palm Beach County. The east side has a redeveloping downtown around the Boynton Harbor Marina and older neighborhoods like Golfview Harbour and Chapel Hill. West of I-95 the city spreads into single-family subdivisions, townhome communities, condos and large age-restricted communities such as Leisureville.

That mix makes Boynton a long-term rental market first. Single-family homes and townhomes rent to families and local workers, duplexes and small buildings near downtown rent by the unit, and condos in the west fill with seasonal and year-round tenants. What sells a lease here is a fair price, a clean property and fast repairs, and that is what we focus on: screening, rent collection, maintenance and clear monthly reporting. Older homes east of I-95 often need more upkeep between tenants, and we plan those turns so the unit is not sitting empty.

Short stays are possible but registered. Since October 1, 2023, the city requires owners who rent more than three times a year for less than 30 days to register the property as a short-term rental, and the state DBPR license has to come first. On top of that sits the county layer, a tourist tax account and a short-term rental business tax receipt, with guests charged 12.5% for any stay up to six months. Many Boynton associations, especially 55+ communities, do not allow short stays at all, so we check the documents before anything else. Most owners here are better served by an annual lease, and that is the plan we lead with.

Investors shopping in Boynton can lean on Brandon's broker license too: we run rent estimates and review the association before you commit to a duplex, townhome or condo where leasing is allowed and the numbers work. Whether you own near the marina downtown or out by Quantum Park, the work is handled by our Sunny Isles Beach team and reported in a single owner app.