Commercial real estate in Lauderhill.
Dense, diverse rooftops and older retail stock along State Road 7 and Oakland Park Boulevard, priced among Broward’s lowest per square foot.
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The Lauderhill market
Lauderhill is where I send buyers who want yield and accept owning a building that needs attention. Thirty arm’s-length sales since 2021, an all-types median of $208, and a range from $123 to $438 that is honestly telling you condition drives everything here. Retail is the bulk of it at twenty sales with a $267 median and a $137 to $829 quartile spread, which is enormous. That is not a market disagreeing with itself. It is a market where a rehabbed corner pad and a half-vacant 1970s strip both get counted as retail. Tenant demand is deep and local: food, personal service, medical clinics and faith uses all compete for the same older bays.
Lauderhill submarkets and corridors
State Road 7 is the primary commercial frontage and it changes character block by block, which is much of why the price range is so wide. Oakland Park Boulevard is the second corridor and generally the stronger one for national and regional tenancy, with larger centers and better parking fields. Commercial Boulevard forms the northern edge where Lauderhill blends into Lauderdale Lakes and Tamarac, so tenants should confirm which city they are actually in before assuming a permitting process. Inverrary sits in the middle of the city around Inverrary Boulevard, with a different resident profile and service retail that trades on the residential base rather than pass-by traffic. The NW 38th Avenue corridor is the city’s cultural and entertainment district, and it is the one place where public investment is visibly changing what kind of tenant will sign a lease.
What is different about a Lauderhill deal
Two things shape Lauderhill deals. First, the city has redevelopment agency coverage on the State Road 7 corridor and in the central area, which means facade and site improvement programs exist and are worth asking about before you spend your own money on a storefront. I watch owners skip that conversation entirely. Second, financing is the real constraint, not price. Older buildings with deferred maintenance and short-term tenancy get repriced by appraisers and lenders in ways that surprise buyers who only read the flyer. Underwrite the roof and the electrical service. On the leasing side, expect landlords to ask for stronger security from tenants than they would a few miles west, and expect a good share of the inventory to be non-conforming on parking, which matters the moment anybody proposes a change of use.
Lauderhill pricing & data
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Compiled by Justin Crow, Mattis Advisors — for reference, not an appraisal.
Frequently asked
What does commercial property cost in Lauderhill?
Across 30 recorded commercial sales since 2021, Lauderhill has traded roughly between $123 and $438/SF, with a midpoint near $208/SF — though condition, size, and exact location move it a lot. For a specific building, request a free Broker Opinion of Value.
What kind of commercial real estate is in Lauderhill?
Dense, diverse rooftops and older retail stock along State Road 7 and Oakland Park Boulevard, priced among Broward’s lowest per square foot.
Do you represent tenants and buyers in Lauderhill?
Yes — tenant, buyer, and seller representation across Lauderhill and all of Broward County, on your side of the deal.
What should I check before buying an older Lauderhill strip center?
Start with the physical building, then the leases. I want roof age and electrical capacity confirmed before I care much about the rent roll. Then I read every lease for month-to-month tenants, unrecorded side agreements and anything that will not survive a lender’s review. Deals in this part of Broward fall apart in underwriting far more often than they fall apart on price.
Are there city programs that help improve a Lauderhill storefront?
Yes, and I would ask about them early. Lauderhill has redevelopment agency activity along State Road 7 and in the central part of the city, and agencies of that kind commonly run facade and site improvement assistance. I am not going to promise a dollar amount, because programs change and eligibility depends on the parcel. Call the agency before you sign, not after.