
Broward County Commercial Real Estate
Broward sits between Palm Beach and Miami-Dade — institutional capital treats it as one connected market. Commercial activity ranges from coastal boutique product to logistics-driven I-95 industrial.
Commercial real estate in Broward County — by category
We work every commercial asset class in Broward County. Click through to active inventory + market context for the type you're focused on.
Infill development opportunities in South Florida are increasingly scarce.
View inventory →Flex space is the office-warehouse hybrid: front showroom or office, rear roll-up door and warehouse, in units typically running 1,200 to 10,000 SF.
View inventory →South Florida hospitality benefits from year-round demand — leisure in winter, business and conferences in shoulder seasons, international flow at the major hubs.
View inventory →Industrial is South Florida's tightest asset class — under 3% vacancy in the strongest submarkets and rents up 8-12% year over year.
View inventory →Medical office is the strongest-performing office subtype in South Florida: an aging, growing population drives structural demand, buildout cost (exam-room plumbing, imaging shielding, generators) makes tenants sticky, and health-system affiliations bring credit to the rent roll.
View inventory →Mixed-use combines residential income with ground-floor retail or office — the highest-and-best-use solution for urban corridors.
View inventory →Multifamily remains South Florida's most resilient commercial asset class — driven by population growth, in-migration, and chronic single-family undersupply.
View inventory →Net-leased investments are the cleanest entry point for passive commercial real estate ownership — credit tenant, long lease, no landlord responsibilities.
View inventory →South Florida office defied the post-pandemic narrative — Class A absorption stayed positive through 2023-2025 as financial-services firms and family offices relocated from the Northeast.
View inventory →Restaurant real estate in South Florida is one of the tightest niches in commercial — second-generation spaces with vent hoods, grease traps, and outdoor seating allowances trade at a meaningful premium to vanilla shells.
View inventory →South Florida retail has tightened significantly through 2025 — vacancy is at multi-decade lows in the strongest corridors, anchor tenants are expanding, and rents are pushing higher quarter over quarter.
View inventory →Self-storage in South Florida has seen rapid institutional acquisition, but pockets of mom-and-pop ownership remain.
View inventory →Shopping centers are the rent-roll business of South Florida retail: strip, neighborhood, and community centers where the value lives in tenant mix, lease terms, and co-tenancy rather than any single storefront.
View inventory →Small-bay industrial is the scarcest slice of the tightest asset class in South Florida: multi-tenant buildings cut into 1,500 to 5,000 SF units serving contractors, installers, fabricators, and e-commerce operators.
View inventory →1213 commercial properties in Broward County

1207 12th

1707 24th

280 40th

11 11th

11 11th

2125 Polk

5453 24

3024 2nd St

3028 2nd St

715 6th St

1927/1929 Roosevelt St

1927/1929 Roosevelt St
Common questions about Broward County commercial real estate
What types of commercial properties are available in Broward County?
We work the full commercial spectrum in Broward County — multifamily, retail, office, industrial, restaurants, hospitality, NNN net-leased investments, self-storage, mixed-use, and development land. Use the asset-class cards above to drill into the inventory for the type you're targeting.
Do you have off-market deals in Broward County?
Most of our best deals never hit the public market. Get on the off-market buyer list and we'll match you with pre-marketed opportunities in Broward County that fit your criteria — asset class, basis, cap rate, hold period.
Who do I contact for a commercial deal in Broward County?
Anthony Conners with Atlantic Commercial Advisors / KW Commercial works Broward County (and the wider South Florida market) every day. Buying, selling, leasing, 1031-mid-exchange — call or email and we'll set up a call.
Broward County market analysis from the field
Broward County Apartment Building Prices in 2026: Small Multifamily Market Deep Dive
Small multifamily in Broward County (2-50 units) trades between $140K and $300K per door depending on corridor, recertification status, and assumable debt. The forty-year recertification requirement creates pricing gates, and the value-add belt runs through Oakland Park, Lauderhill, and east Hollywood.
Read more →Multifamily for Sale in Broward County: 2026 Buyer's Guide and Market Read
Broward County multifamily is trading at 5.5-6.5% caps in 2026, with Class B/C value-add deals showing the strongest investor demand. Fort Lauderdale, Pompano Beach, and Davie submarkets are seeing compression, while Coral Springs and Coconut Creek still have room to run.
Read more →Fort Lauderdale Hospitality Real Estate: Why Boutique Hotels Beat Big Boxes
Institutional buyers keep chasing flag deals while Fort Lauderdale's best hospitality opportunities hide in boutique hotels, adaptive reuse conversions, and beach-adjacent inventory they won't touch.
Read more →Let's talk.
Whether you're buying, selling, leasing, or mid-1031, Atlantic Commercial Advisors works Broward County every day.