Fort Lauderdale Restaurants for Sale
4 restaurants for sale in Fort Lauderdale right now, asking $27K to $2.9M across the 4 priced listings. The newest was listed Sep 2, 2026; this page rereads the live feeds every five minutes.
4 restaurants for sale in Fort Lauderdale right now, median asking $995K, $373 per SF. Fort Lauderdale has 183K people and a $80K median household income. Off-market inventory is matched to buyer criteria before it is ever listed.
4 restaurants for sale in Fort Lauderdale
201 SW 1st Ave # 145
2990 W Sunrise Blvd
3013 E Las Olas Blvd
1083 SE 17th St
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Restaurants in Fort Lauderdale
Fort Lauderdale is Broward's commercial hub: institutional office tenants downtown, mature retail along Federal and Sunrise, and one of South Florida's strongest hospitality concentrations.
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. We work freestanding restaurant buildings, in-line restaurant lease assignments, and going-concern + real-estate combined sales.
Operators expanding from one location to many, multi-unit franchisees, and 1031 exchangers buying single-tenant restaurant NNN. On the lease side, tenant reps for new concepts and landlord reps refilling vacated restaurant boxes.
Frequently asked
How many restaurants are for sale in Fort Lauderdale right now?
4 as of Sep 2, 2026, counting our own listings and the MLS feed for Fort Lauderdale. The count above refreshes every five minutes from the same query.
What do restaurants in Fort Lauderdale sell for?
Asking prices on the 4 priced listings run $27K to $2.9M, with a median of $995K and a median of $373 per square foot. Those are asking figures from today's inventory, not closed sales.
Where else are restaurants for sale near Fort Lauderdale?
Broward County restaurants for sale, Palm Beach County restaurants for sale, Miami-Dade County restaurants for sale. Each page carries its own live count and refreshes on the same schedule as this one.
Broward County Restaurants for Sale →Do you have off-market restaurant space deals in Fort Lauderdale?
Yes. Many of the best restaurant space opportunities in Fort Lauderdale never reach a public listing platform. Join our off-market buyer list and we will match your criteria against pre-market inventory across Fort Lauderdale as it surfaces.
Does Atlantic Commercial Advisors represent buyers and sellers of Restaurants in Fort Lauderdale?
Yes. On the listing side we package a full Offering Memorandum with comparable sales and demographic context. On the buyer side we run a mandate that tracks your criteria against active and off-market inventory across South Florida, so nothing that fits slips past you.
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