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Updated almost 8 years ago, 02/12/2017

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How Much Value Does Ocean View Add To A Rental?

Danny N.
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Im putting my vacation home up for rent, we aren't going down to miami much anymore and id like to rent it out. The condo is 1 of 6 in the entire building of 200 with an ocean view, that is bc its on the top floor and all other floors are blocked by a building in front of ours. Other 800 sq ft units are renting for between $2800-3000. What would you charge for a top floor with an ocean view that the others dont have. I spoke with a realtor today and she said maybe $250/mo more but that makes no sense bc if I was to sell the condo I would get probably $200k minimum more than a non view unit, so why would the rent be nominally higher?

Just looking for advice.

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