Long Term Rentals Puerto Rico

Long-term rentals in Puerto Rico include apartments, condos and houses, mostly in the San Juan metro area. Puerto Rico Real Estate, led by broker Esteban Sarmiento (license C-13046), helps tenants find a rental and helps owners lease their property. See also long-term rentals in San Juan, apartamentos en alquiler en San Juan, alquiler en el área metro, alquiler de casas, Guaynabo rentals, Isla Verde rentals, Miramar rentals and Dorado Beach rentals.

Rents in Puerto Rico

Trulia data from May 2026 showed average rents of about $2,800 per month for an apartment and $5,000 for a house in San Juan, about $2,400 for an apartment in Carolina, about $1,775 for an apartment in Trujillo Alto and about $4,111 for a house in Guaynabo. Rental sites also showed some apartments in Miramar from about $600 per month. These are examples and not guarantees. Ask us for current availability.

What to ask before you sign a lease

• What the rent includes and the lease term
• The deposit and the application requirements
• Parking and pet rules
• A generator and a water cistern
• Whether the unit is furnished

Frequently asked questions about long-term rentals

How much does a long-term rental cost in Puerto Rico?

Rents vary by area and property type. Trulia data from May 2026 showed average rents of about $2,800 per month for an apartment and $5,000 for a house in San Juan, about $2,400 for an apartment in Carolina, about $1,775 for an apartment in Trujillo Alto and about $4,111 for a house in Guaynabo. Rents change.

Which areas have long-term rentals?

The San Juan metro area has the most options, including San Juan, Guaynabo, Carolina and Trujillo Alto. There are also rentals in Dorado and on the west coast.

What does a lease usually require?

Owners usually ask for an application, proof of income, references, identification and a deposit. Requirements vary by owner.

What should I ask before signing a lease?

Ask what the rent includes, the lease term and renewal terms, the deposit, parking, pet rules, and whether the building has a generator and a water cistern.

Can Puerto Rico Real Estate help owners lease a property?

Yes. We help owners with pricing, promotion and the lease process. Call 787-598-4024.

Work with a Puerto Rico real estate broker

Call Puerto Rico Real Estate at 787-598-4024 to review long-term rentals in Puerto Rico.

Informational content, not an appraisal or legal, tax or investment advice. Rents come from Trulia (May 2026) and rental listings reviewed in 2026, and they change. Updated October 2026.