South Florida Condo Fee Index · updated daily · as of October 22, 2026 · Hollywood, Broward County, Florida

Hollywood condo fees: $935 monthly median in the retained sample after exclusions and trimming

As of October 22, 2026, the median monthly-equivalent fee for Hollywood condominiums is $935 in the retained usable-fee sample after exclusions and percentile trimming: 935 retained of 977 active listings (955 valid fees before trimming). 25th and 75th percentiles: $636 and $1,258.

The fees displayed are only as accurate as the brokerage that provided them in its individual listings through the multiple listing service. Information is deemed to be reliable but not guaranteed.

Retained samples after exclusions and trimming: Hollywood $935; five counties $800 per month

Source: PBP Real Estate analysis of BeachesMLS listings permitted for internet display. Fee measures use the retained usable-fee sample after exclusions and geography-specific percentile trimming; recorded monthly equivalents, not verified payments. As of Oct 22, 2026. Retained sample n=935, after exclusions and each geography's p1/p99 trim. Year, area and price measures require usable fields: fee per area uses LivingArea ≥300, n=921; annual fee/price uses ListPrice ≥$20,000, n=935.

For buyers and sellers: Use the sample as a comparison, not a unit-specific budget. Ask for the association budget, current fees, coverage and special assessments; a listing does not verify them.

The story for media: "The median monthly fee in Hollywood's retained usable-fee sample after exclusions and percentile trimming is $935, compared with $800 in the separately trimmed five-county sample, according to PBP Real Estate analysis of BeachesMLS as of October 22, 2026."

Median monthly fee$935n=935 retained after exclusions and trimming; p25 $636, p75 $1,258

Monthly fee / living area$0.95LivingArea ≥300; n=921; 10–29: caution

Annual fee / current ask3.04%ListPrice ≥$20,000; n=935; 10–29: caution

Fees of $1,000 or more44.6%n=935 retained after exclusions and trimming

Two usable association layers0.1%1 / 935; does not verify all charges

Recorded quarterly frequency5.7%n=935 retained after exclusions and trimming

For sellers

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42.2% of active condo listings in Hollywood have a recorded asking price below their original list price. For fee comparisons, the retained usable-fee sample after exclusions and percentile trimming contains 935 listings.

The data comes from the segment and recorded fields available in PBP Real Estate's BeachesMLS feed, as of the date shown. Gia Freer, Broker of Record, turns comparable sales and current competition into one written pricing opinion for your condo, with the reasoning, before it goes live.

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42.2%Recorded below original

57.8%Not recorded as below originalMay include unchanged prices, increases and missing-price records; not a never-cut count.

977 condos for sale in Hollywood. Source: BeachesMLS, as of October 22, 2026. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Seller Blink Rate™ is the share of active listings with a recorded asking price below the original list price. The denominator is all active listings in the segment. The complement may include unchanged prices, increases and missing-price records; it does not establish a price history.

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Fee medians can change when the listing mix changes; they do not track the same owners' charges. 20 of 955 valid-fee records were outside the city percentile boundaries, not verified errors.

Association fees are part of a buyer's carrying-cost comparison. In the dated retained sample for Hollywood, compare the median, distribution, recorded construction-year and asking-price groups. Coverage fields and remark flags are prompts to request current association documents, not verified charges or explanations of why fees differ.

Key takeaways

Hollywood median condo fee: $935/mo across 935 retained listings as of October 22, 2026, 17% above the South Florida median of $800/mo (24th highest of 69 tracked cities).
The middle half of Hollywood fees runs $636 to $1,258 a month; 11.8% are under $500 and 44.6% are $1,000 or more.
Post-2005 construction carries a median fee 72% above pre-1995 construction ($1,453/mo vs $845/mo).
137 of 927 listings (14.7%) mention a special assessment in public remarks; that is what agents wrote, not an association fact.
30 Hollywood condominium developments have their own daily report page linked below.

How are recorded monthly fees distributed in Hollywood's retained sample?

Monthly-equivalent fee distribution in the retained usable-fee condominium sample after exclusions and city p1/p99 trimming, Hollywood, n=935. Median $935.

In the retained usable-fee sample after exclusions and trimming, 11.8% are below $500 monthly and 44.6% are $1,000 or more. 25th and 75th percentiles: $636 and $1,258. Separate medians for fee, area and asking price do not describe one “median unit.”

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How do Hollywood condo fees vary by construction decade?

Retained usable-fee sample after city trimming, Hollywood: monthly-equivalent fee by recorded YearBuilt decade. Groups below 10 are not interpreted; 10–29 require caution. Counts use records with usable fees and years.

In Hollywood's retained usable-fee sample after exclusions and percentile trimming, 254 listings recorded as built in 2005 or later have a median monthly fee of $1,453; 652 recorded as built before 1995 have a median of $845. Groups of 10–29 require caution. This does not identify the cause of a difference. Ask for the association budget and applicable inspection and reserve documents; the age comparison does not determine legal obligations or what a fee covers.

How do Hollywood condo fees change with asking price?

Asking price band	Listings	Median fee / month	Fee as share of price / year
Under $250K	291	$568	4.16%
$250K to $500K	382	$976	3.11%
$500K to $1M	210	$1,418	2.51%
$1M and up	52	$2,338	1.6%

The annual-fee/current-asking-price ratio compares recorded carrying costs within the retained sample. It does not prove that fees rise with price or describe a buyer's final payment. Groups below 10 are not interpreted; 10–29 require caution.

What coverage is recorded in Hollywood? Shares use 869 retained listings with a coverage field

Within the retained sample after exclusions and trimming, each coverage share uses the 869 records with at least one coverage item, not all 935 retained records. Items can overlap; blank fields do not establish absence.

Two fees of $935 are not the same fee if one includes building insurance, water and a reserve contribution and the other does not. Compare coverage first, dollars second. Where the MLS record leaves the field blank the listing is simply not counted here.

What sits on top of the fee in Hollywood? Special assessments, memberships and leases

These keyword flags use all 935 retained records after exclusions and trimming, including records without remarks. Land-lease flags also use the recorded land-lease field. We add no charges inferred from remarks. Neither positive nor blank flags independently verify an obligation or its absence.

14.7%Special assessment mentioned137 of 935 listings; listing remarks mention a special assessment in any form

1.8%Assessment described as pending or ongoing17 of 935 listings; remarks describe an assessment the buyer would carry (monthly balance, buyer assumes, through a future year)

10.9%Assessment described as paid or none102 of 935 listings; remarks say there is no assessment or the seller has paid it

0.1%Club or equity membership required1 of 935 listings; remarks describe a mandatory club, golf, social or equity membership

0%Capital contribution at closing0 of 935 listings; remarks mention a capital contribution or working-capital payment

0.3%Land or recreation lease3 of 935 listings; MLS land-lease field set, or remarks mention a land or recreation lease

11.3%Milestone or structural inspection mentioned106 of 935 listings; remarks mention a milestone inspection, SIRS, 40/50-year recertification or structural integrity work

0.7%Reserves described as funded7 of 935 listings; remarks describe reserves as funded, healthy or strong

Which Hollywood developments are for sale, and what do they ask in fees?

30 Hollywood development reports go deeper than this table: fee position, twelve months of closed sales, price cuts, unit mix and enclave or tower breakdowns, updated daily. Linked names below open them.

Displayed development groups within the retained city sample after exclusions and trimming, capped at 60. This is not a census of all communities. Names are normalized MLS text and may split or combine spelling variants.

Fewer than 10 is anecdotal; 10–29 requires caution. Flags use retained records in each group. Main fee medians and retained counts remain shown; group fee-per-area, construction-year and asking-price medians are withheld (—) because their separate qualifying counts are unavailable, not because those values are proven wrong.

Developments with 10 or more condos for sale (21)

Development	Master community	For sale	Median fee / mo	Per sq ft	Built	Median asking	Assessment	Membership
Tides On Hollywood Beach	—	59	$977	—	—	—	11 (3 pending)	—
4010 South Ocean	—	52	$1,804	—	—	—	1	—
4111 South Ocean Drive Co	—	45	$1,542	—	—	—	0	—
Costa Hollywood	—	33	$1,227	—	—	—	0	—
Hillcrest East Cond	—	30	$728	—	—	—	3 (2 pending)	1
Residences On Hollywood Beach	—	29	$1,077	—	—	—	10	—
Sian Ocean Residences Con	—	27	$1,178	—	—	—	7 (1 pending)	—
Radius	—	24	$1,258	—	—	—	1	—
Beverly Hills Number Four	—	23	$545	—	—	—	4	—
Wave	—	23	$1,054	—	—	—	5	—
Sea Air Towers	—	21	$1,065	—	—	—	3	—
Alexander Towers	—	19	$1,209	—	—	—	13 (6 pending)	—
Summit	—	18	$1,625	—	—	—	1 (1 pending)	—
Hollywood Station Res Con	—	17	$930	—	—	—	9 (1 pending)	—
Hillcrest	—	16	$802	—	—	—	1	—
Hillcrest Country Club Apts	—	15	$671	—	—	—	3	—
Hallmark of Hollywood Con	—	14	$1,074	—	—	—	0	—
Quadomain Tower I And Iv	—	13	$983	—	—	—	4	—
Aquarius	—	12	$1,534	—	—	—	1	—
Sheridan Lakes Apts	—	12	$708	—	—	—	5	—
Hillcrest East	—	10	$699	—	—	—	1	—

Smaller developments, 5 to 9 for sale (21, anecdotal)

Development	Master community	For sale	Median fee / mo	Per sq ft	Built	Median asking	Assessment	Membership
Hampton Court	—	9	not interpreted	—	—	—	2	—
Ocean Palms	—	9	not interpreted	—	—	—	0	—
Villas at Carriage Hills Lake	Carriage Hills	9	not interpreted	—	—	—	0	—
Warrenton House	—	9	not interpreted	—	—	—	4	—
Allington Towers	—	8	not interpreted	—	—	—	1	—
Britannia at Quadomain Co	Quadomain Co	8	not interpreted	—	—	—	2	—
Home Tower	—	8	not interpreted	—	—	—	0	—
Lofts at Hollywood Station	Hollywood Statio	8	not interpreted	—	—	—	2	—
Regent Park	—	8	not interpreted	—	—	—	0	—
Hollywood Gardens Condomi	—	7	not interpreted	—	—	—	3	—
Telstar	—	7	not interpreted	—	—	—	2	—
Town Colony	—	7	not interpreted	—	—	—	0	—
Trafalgar Towers Condomin	—	7	not interpreted	—	—	—	1	—
4010 South Ocean Ho	—	6	not interpreted	—	—	—	0	—
Allington Towers North Co	—	6	not interpreted	—	—	—	1	—
Santa Monica	—	6	not interpreted	—	—	—	1	—
Beverly Hills2 layers	—	5	not interpreted	—	—	—	1	—
Mainsail	—	5	not interpreted	—	—	—	2 (1 pending)	—
St Francis Apts Co Op	—	5	not interpreted	—	—	—	3	—
Trafalgar Towers	—	5	not interpreted	—	—	—	0	—
Westchester Arms Co Op	—	5	not interpreted	—	—	—	0	—

Where the development figures come from

Recorded master-community groups in Hollywood: Emerald Hills: 13 retained records, median not headlined below 30; Carriage Hills: 8 retained records, median not headlined below 30; Hollywood Statio: 7 retained records, median not headlined below 30; Quadomain Co: 6 retained records, median not headlined below 30. Groups of 30–39 require caution; names do not independently verify association structure.

All 30 Hollywood development reports

Available Hollywood development reports compare fees, closed sales, recorded asking-price differences and unit mix. Refresh is scheduled daily; use each report's own date, qualifying counts and methodology.

Hillcrest East · 41 on the market · median $701/mo · 63 sold in 12 months
Tides On Hollywood Beach · 60 on the market · median $977/mo · 21 sold in 12 months
4010 South Ocean · 55 on the market · median $1,801/mo · 20 sold in 12 months
4111 South Ocean Drive · 46 on the market · median $1,542/mo · 26 sold in 12 months
Costa Hollywood · 34 on the market · median $1,227/mo · 22 sold in 12 months
Emerald Hills · 13 on the market · median $880/mo · 39 sold in 12 months
Residences On Hollywood · 26 on the market · median $1,077/mo · 16 sold in 12 months
Sea Air · 21 on the market · median $1,065/mo · 18 sold in 12 months
Summit · 18 on the market · median $1,625/mo · 20 sold in 12 months
Beverly Hills Numbe · 21 on the market · median $545/mo · 17 sold in 12 months
Sian Ocean Residences · 27 on the market · median $1,178/mo · 10 sold in 12 months
Carriage Hills · 8 on the market · median $523/mo · 24 sold in 12 months
Radius · 24 on the market · median $1,258/mo · 5 sold in 12 months
Alexander · 19 on the market · median $1,209/mo · 8 sold in 12 months
Hallmark of Hollywood · 14 on the market · median $1,074/mo · 13 sold in 12 months
Quadomain Tower I And Iv · 13 on the market · median $983/mo · 11 sold in 12 months
Hillcrest Country Club Ap · 8 on the market · median $726/mo · 15 sold in 12 months
Catania · 4 on the market · 18 sold in 12 months
Aquarius · 12 on the market · median $1,534/mo · 8 sold in 12 months
Regent Park · 9 on the market · median $595/mo · 11 sold in 12 months
Hollywood Station Res · 17 on the market · median $930/mo · 3 sold in 12 months
Allington · 8 on the market · median $1,392/mo · 10 sold in 12 months
Sheridan Lakes Apts · 12 on the market · median $708/mo · 4 sold in 12 months
Ocean Palms · 9 on the market · median $2,636/mo · 7 sold in 12 months
Renaissance On the Ocean · 2 on the market · 13 sold in 12 months
Hollywood Parc · 6 on the market · median $490/mo · 8 sold in 12 months
Townhouses of Emerald Hil · 2 on the market · 11 sold in 12 months
Hampton Court · 9 on the market · median $479/mo · 4 sold in 12 months
Sheridan By the Beach · 0 on the market · 12 sold in 12 months
Warrenton House · 9 on the market · median $349/mo · 2 sold in 12 months

Are Hollywood condo fees rising? Trend since tracking began

Median monthly-equivalent fee, Hollywood, daily since 2026-09-06: $974 to $935.

More live Hollywood data

PBP Real Estate analysis of BeachesMLS listings. Refresh is scheduled daily; read each index’s own date and sample.

Seller Blink Rate™ and recorded days42.7%192 of 450 active Hollywood houses listings are recorded below original asking; not a complete historyAs of October 22, 2026. Recorded CDOM: median 69.5 days, n=450 nonmissing.See Hollywood price cuts →HOA fees: townhouses and villas$372/momedian fee in 44 retained Hollywood townhouse and villa listings after condominium classification, exclusions and trimmingAs of October 22, 2026. p25–p75: $342–$457.See Hollywood HOA fees →Rentals: annual and season$2,650/momedian asking rent across 1,245 Hollywood lease listings43% are offered furnished; season runs November into late April or early MaySee Hollywood rentals →Hollywood market report1,427houses and condominiums for sale in Hollywood right nowMedian prices, inventory and days on market, houses and condominiums reported separatelySee the Hollywood market →

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Hollywood condo monthly association fees have a median of $935 in the retained usable-fee sample of 935 listings, 17% above the five-county median
In Hollywood's retained usable-fee sample (935 listings after exclusions and percentile trimming), 44.6% have monthly-equivalent fees of $1,000 or more and 11.8% are below $500
Hollywood condos, retained usable-fee sample: recorded YearBuilt 2005+ (n=254) vs pre-1995 (n=652), monthly median 72% higher

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Hollywood condos, retained usable-fee sample: recorded YearBuilt 2005+ (n=254) vs pre-1995 (n=652), monthly median 72% higher (PNG)

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What should a buyer or seller do with these numbers?

Buyers

Use $935 a month, or $0.95 per square foot, as the Hollywood midpoint; ask why a unit sits far outside $636 to $1,258.
Ask for three documents before you fall in love: the current budget, the reserve study, and the latest milestone or structural report. 14.7% of Hollywood listings bring up a special assessment on their own.
If the community has a master association, confirm both layers are in the quoted fee; 0.1% of Hollywood listings show two.

Sellers

State the fee, its billing cycle and what it covers in the listing; buyers compare against this page and against 935 other Hollywood listings.
If an assessment is paid or none is pending, say so plainly; 10.9% of your competition already does.
A fee above $1,258 is not a defect if the coverage justifies it; list the coverage.

Media writers

Angle: Hollywood condo fees run 17% above the five-county median ($935 vs $800); 44.6% of listings ask $1,000 or more. Post-2005 buildings ask 72% more than pre-1995 ones.
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Questions people actually ask about Hollywood condo fees

What is the median fee in Hollywood?

How are fee frequencies and association layers handled?

Within the retained sample after exclusions and percentile trimming, 5.7% have quarterly frequency. Quarterly fees are divided by three, semiannual by six and annual by twelve. Usable MLS fee layers are summed. 1 of 935 retained listings (0.1%) have a second layer. Unusable fee records are excluded rather than assigning a missing frequency.

What does the fee cover, and are assessment mentions verified?

Within the retained sample after exclusions and percentile trimming, 869 listings record at least one coverage item: Water: 70.1%; Trash: 66.6%; Common areas: 63.1%; Sewer: 58.7%; Pool: 51.9%; Grounds: 49.7%. Coverage shares use that denominator. Assessment mentions are 137 of 935 retained listings (14.7%), classified by keywords; no charges inferred from remarks are added to the fee.

A blank field does not verify absence. Ask the association for current budget, coverage and charges.

How do fees compare by recorded construction year?

Which communities have the lowest and highest displayed medians?

Within the retained sample after exclusions and percentile trimming, among displayed groups with at least 30 listings, the lowest medians are Hillcrest East Cond ($728) and highest 4010 South Ocean ($1,804). All ties at reported precision are included. Groups of 30–39 are small samples. The table is not a census of all communities; names depend on recorded fields and normalization.

Which denominators and date apply?

Publication requires 30 valid-fee listings before trimming; retained n is stated separately. A city with 30–39 valid-fee listings is a small sample. Secondary measures use further qualifying fields and their own denominators.

Retained sample n=935, after exclusions and each geography's p1/p99 trim. Year, area and price measures require usable fields: fee per area uses LivingArea ≥300, n=921; annual fee/price uses ListPrice ≥$20,000, n=935.

Data snapshot: October 22, 2026; publication and correction dates are separate. 20 of 955 valid fees were excluded by percentile boundaries; they are not verified errors.

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How these figures are built

Snapshot 2026-10-22; retrieved 2026-10-22T07:14:07.656208+00:00; aggregate generated 2026-10-22T07:16:53+00:00; source 61496 rows, SHA-256 293b0dc885f2e15dcd05222e0a4f0a86c282cd5f5ed494056928c69d74a63603. Statistical date, retrieval and publication are distinct. “Hollywood” groups the MLS City field within the five counties. It can span county lines and is not a municipal-boundary verification. The county comparison is calculated separately and can include this city's listings.Active segment counts by recorded county: Broward: 977.

Quarterly fees are divided by three, semiannual by six and annual by twelve; usable association layers are summed. Unusable fee records are excluded rather than guessing frequency. Current-price-band annual ratios use positive asking prices in the band, n shown; the overall annual ratio uses ListPrice ≥$20,000. These denominators are not interchangeable.

Fee statistics describe the retained usable-fee sample after exclusions and percentile trimming, not every property for sale. Monthly-equivalent fees below the 1st or above the 99th percentile are excluded within each geographic sample. City, county and five-county samples are trimmed separately; the region is not a median of city medians. Publication requires 30 valid-fee listings before trimming; retained n is stated separately. A city with 30–39 valid-fee listings is a small sample. Secondary measures use further qualifying fields and their own denominators. Segments follow recorded tax legal description and MLS subtype. A legal description recording a condominium takes priority, including townhouse, villa or single-family forms. Condominium and Stock Cooperative subtypes remain condominiums when the legal is silent or describes a parent parcel, including new-build units. Remaining Townhouse and Villa listings are grouped in the HOA Fee Index; houses are remaining SingleFamilyResidence listings. These are analytical field classifications, not an independent determination of legal regime. “Hollywood” groups the MLS City field within the five counties. It can span county lines and is not a municipal-boundary verification. The county comparison is calculated separately and can include this city's listings. The fees displayed are only as accurate as the brokerage that provided them in its individual listings through the multiple listing service. Information is deemed to be reliable but not guaranteed.

IDX information is provided exclusively for consumers' personal, non-commercial use, and may not be used for any purpose other than to identify prospective properties consumers may be interested in purchasing. Data is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed accurate by the MLS. Data last updated October 22, 2026.

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