Moving from Los Angeles to Miami: 2026 Flat Prices & Guide
Flat price, dedicated truck, about 2,750 miles — packed and loaded in Los Angeles by the crew that knows LA buildings.
Miami keeps drawing Angelenos — for finance and tech jobs, for Florida’s lack of a state income tax, and for a city that, like LA, runs on sunshine and cars. At roughly 2,750 miles it is one of the longest moves in the continental US, which is exactly why a flat, binding price matters more here than anywhere.
LA → Miami pricing (2026)
| Home size | Flat price | Delivery |
|---|---|---|
| Studio / 1 bedroom | $5,200–$7,000 | 6–9 days |
| 2–3 bedrooms | $7,100–$10,500 | 6–9 days |
The same lane in the other direction is priced identically on our Miami to Los Angeles page. For comparison, LA to New York runs $4,800–$6,500 for a 1-bedroom.
Route and timing
| Detail | LA → Miami |
|---|---|
| Distance | About 2,750 miles via I-10 East |
| Truck transit | 6–9 days door to door |
| Driving it yourself | About 40 hours of driving, usually over 4–5 days |
I-10 runs the whole way from Santa Monica to Jacksonville, crossing Arizona, New Mexico, Texas and the Gulf Coast before the turn south on I-95. Summer adds heat in the desert and hurricane season in Florida (June through November); spring and late fall are the calmest months for this move.
What is included
- Packing options, furniture pads and shrink wrap, and careful disassembly in Los Angeles
- LA-side building logistics: elevator reservations, certificates of insurance and parking
- A dedicated truck — your goods are not transferred between trailers
- Unloading, placement and basic reassembly in Miami
- Up to 30 days of storage if your Miami home isn’t ready
Best Miami neighborhoods for LA transplants
- Wynwood: arts district, murals and galleries — the most Silver Lake-like part of Miami
- Brickell: financial district and high-rises, similar in feel to Downtown LA
- Coconut Grove: leafy, older, family-friendly
- North Beach and Mid-Beach: where Miami Beach residents actually live, away from the South Beach crowds
Arriving in Miami
Set up electricity, internet and renter’s or homeowner’s insurance before delivery day. Florida gives new residents a limited window to switch to a Florida driver’s license and registration, so check the current deadline with the state as soon as you arrive. Former Angelenos usually adjust quickly to the driving; the humidity takes longer.
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to move from Los Angeles to Miami?
With Best Movers LA a Los Angeles to Miami move costs a flat $5,200–$7,000 for a 1-bedroom and $7,100–$10,500 for a 2–3 bedroom home, binding after a free video survey.
How long does a move from Los Angeles to Miami take?
About 6–9 days door to door on a dedicated truck. The route is roughly 2,750 miles, mostly on I-10 East.
When is the best time to move from LA to Miami?
Spring and late fall. Summer brings desert heat on I-10 and Florida’s hurricane season runs from June through November, so those months need more schedule flexibility.
Should I hire movers or rent a truck for LA to Miami?
For a 2,750-mile move, a rental truck means about 40 hours of driving plus fuel, lodging and your own loading. A flat-price dedicated truck usually costs less once those are counted, and your goods are insured in transit.
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