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Renting at Alexander Towers, 3505 S Ocean Drive, Hollywood, FL

By Zach Curtis, licensed agent, Realty Hub, SL3664129. Updated October 18, 2026. General information, not legal advice.

Alexander Towers is a condominium at 3505 South Ocean Drive in Hollywood, Florida 33019, on A1A between Hollywood Beach and the Hallandale Beach line. Rentals are individually owned units, so availability and price depend on each owner.

Verified building facts

Address and legal name: 3505 S Ocean Dr, Hollywood, FL 33019; property records use "The Alexander Towers Condo."
Year built: 1964, per property records.
Height: 15 stories, per an MLS rental listing on Highrises.com.
Size: one condo site lists 268 units, with 2-bedroom, 2-bath as a typical layout.
Construction: block, per MLS listing details.
Pets: one building data site says dogs and cats are allowed; confirm the current rules with the association.

Rentals at Alexander Towers in our feed today

21 live listings from $2,100 to $5,000 a month (median $4,000).

Size	Listings	Lowest	Median	Highest
Studio	2	$2,700	$2,700	$2,700
1 bed	8	$2,100	$3,950	$4,000
2 beds	11	$3,450	$4,500	$5,000

Asking rents (not signed leases) from the long-term $1,500 to $6,000 listings in RentedFirst's BeachesMLS feed, calculated when this page loaded. Seasonal and short-term listings are excluded. Updated October 18, 2026.

An older building often means larger rooms than newer towers at a similar price, and possibly older systems. On a tour, ask about the age of the unit's AC, whether windows are impact-rated, and recent renovations.

Before you apply at Alexander Towers

Association approval. Ask the listing agent whether the association must approve renters, the timeline, and the fee. Florida law allows an approval fee only if the condo documents provide for one, caps it per applicant (a married couple or a parent with dependent children counts as one), and bars a fee for renewing with the same tenant (section 718.112(2)(k), Florida Statutes).
Association deposit. The same section lets an association require a security deposit of up to one month's rent if its documents allow it.
Lease rules. Ask about minimum lease terms and how often a unit may be leased.
Pets, parking and move-in. Ask for the building's pet rules, the parking assignment for the unit, and the service elevator booking and any move-in deposit.
Building projects. Many Florida condo buildings three stories or higher must complete milestone inspections and structural integrity reserve studies (section 718.112(2)(g)-(h)). Ask whether work is planned that could affect the pool, balconies or parking during your lease.

Unit-level details like view, floor, renovation and what is included vary a lot inside one building. Zach can pull the listing details and book a showing; renters pay no fee to RentedFirst.

Nearby: The Wave, Beach Club Two, all Hollywood apartments, waterfront rentals.

Sources

Fair housing: every listing is open to everyone. We describe buildings, prices and processes, never who lives where.

Touring an older oceanfront unit

Run the AC and ask when it was last replaced.
Look at window frames and under sinks for signs of past leaks.
Check water pressure and hot water.
Ask whether the electrical panel and plumbing have been updated.
Check balcony access and any current balcony restrictions.

Because this building is on A1A in Hollywood, look at the Hollywood rental guide for commute and area notes, and the waterfront guide for storm and insurance questions.

As with any older building, ask the association or listing agent about recent inspection work. Repairs after a milestone inspection can temporarily affect balconies, parking or the pool, and it is better to know before your lease starts than after. Ask too whether any special assessment is pending; owners pay assessments, but large projects can change building access and amenity schedules for months.