Florida · 2,241 parks · 295,592 lots
What is lot rent really doing at your park?
Listing sites show today's asking rent. Nobody shows the history. Lot Rent Watch tracks lot rent and the yearly increase at every DBPR-licensed mobile home park in Florida — built from public records and verified resident reports.
2,241licensed parks
63counties
295,592home sites
0rents verified so far — help us start
Counties with the most parks
Polk222 parks · 31,648 lotsPinellas176 parks · 25,707 lotsHillsborough175 parks · 18,759 lotsVolusia109 parks · 18,030 lotsBrevard102 parks · 10,241 lotsPasco92 parks · 13,876 lotsLake87 parks · 12,278 lotsMarion82 parks · 8,415 lotsBroward81 parks · 13,280 lotsManatee81 parks · 13,220 lotsPalm Beach77 parks · 12,942 lotsLee69 parks · 14,600 lots
Why history matters
Under Chapter 723, Florida Statutes, parks with 10+ lots must give at least 90 days' written notice of a lot rent increase. Those notices are the paper trail. We collect them so residents, buyers, and reporters can see the trend, not just one number.
How we verify
Every park starts as Unverified. A rent figure goes live only with a source: a rent-increase notice, a prospectus, a lease, or a published report. We never estimate or invent rents.