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Broward County, with its 23-mile long coastline along the Atlantic Ocean to its thriving urban clusters further inland, attracts a wide variety of companies, residents and visitors. Diversity is key to the area’s strength in the heart of South Florida. Fort Lauderdale remains the region’s largest city with a vibrant downtown that combines a walkable live/work/play environment that is the envy of many other cities nationwide. To the west, more suburban areas, such as Sunrise and Miramar, have evolved into world-class business and logistics destinations.

Over the decades, Cushman & Wakefield has played a major role in the Greater Fort Lauderdale Area’s evolution, with a hand in some of the market’s largest deals and developments. Today, with 75 professionals in a wide range of specialties, our experts combine deep local roots with Cushman & Wakefield’s global platform to deliver innovative real estate solutions Broward County and around the globe.

We Leverage our Broad Capabilities to Provide Specific Solutions
Our Fort Lauderdale team’s comprehensive scope of services is unmatched in the market. This allows us to provide each client with a custom approach, tailored to their specific business priorities and company culture.

In Broward County and throughout Florida, our offices consistently rank among the top brokerage firms and our property management portfolio is the largest in the state. Much of this success is owed to our culture of collaboration across service lines and markets. When you engage us, we’ll leverage our local, statewide and global resources, including innovative research, marketing and technology, to help you achieve your real estate goals.

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Whether your portfolio extends beyond the Broward County market, or you simply want to understand how global real estate trends can impact your strategy, we’re here to help. Benefit from market intelligence and insights drawn from Cushman & Wakefield’s 400 global offices in 60 countries.

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