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350 land listings for sale in Broward County as of November 7, 2026, from small building lots to acreage and farmland. Compare prices by lot size and city, then see what to check before you buy.

Broward County land at a glance

350Land listings for saleActive as of November 7, 2026
23Under contractPending sales right now
204Sold in the last 12 monthsClosed land sales
$1.15MMedian asking priceActive land listings
$838,000Median sold priceLast 12 months
0.32 acresMedian lot sizeActive land listings
$978,000Median asking price per acreListings of 1 acre or more (88)

Source: Beaches MLS land listings from all brokerages, as of November 7, 2026. Sales are closed sales since November 2025. Updated daily. Boat slips (see boat slips for sale) and deeded parking spaces are not counted here.

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Land prices by lot size

Lot sizeFor sale nowMedian askingSold, 12 monthsMedian sold
Under 1/2 acre216$790,000136$538,000
1/2 to 1 acre34$1.52M16$905,000
1 to 5 acres68$1.98M36$1.71M
5 to 20 acres9$9.8M2$2.9M
20 acres or more12$1.02M9$185,000

Lot sizes come from the MLS listing. A dash means no listings or sales in that size range right now.

Where the land is in Broward County

City or areaFor sale nowMedian askingMedian lot
Fort Lauderdale89$1.1M0.23 acres
Hollywood67$1.1M0.28 acres
Southwest Ranches31$2M2.31 acres
Pompano Beach29$515,0000.29 acres
Dania Beach23$625,0000.23 acres
Hallandale Beach18$1.08M0.39 acres
Davie15$1.5M1.56 acres
Deerfield Beach14$699,0000.2 acres
Oakland Park11$795,0000.25 acres
Coral Springs6$700,0000.54 acres
Parkland6$1.27M1.07 acres
Plantation6$835,0000.67 acres
Sunrise5$1.3M1.11 acres
Margate4$540,0000.15 acres
Miramar4$3.13M4.6 acres

City is the mailing city on the listing, so rural acreage often shows the nearest town.

What the listings say

Of the listings that report a water source, 8% say the lot has or would use a well.

Of the listings that report sewer, 21% say septic and 77% say public sewer.

5% of listings that describe the road say it is dirt.

Horses allowed: 12 listings.

Waterfront: 73 listings.

Listed as agricultural land: 3 listings.

Buying land in Broward County: what to check

Zoning decides what you can build

Zoning sets whether you can build a house, a barn or a guest house, keep horses, or place a manufactured home, and how big the lot must be. Land outside city limits falls under Broward County; land inside a city follows that city. Ask the zoning office before you sign, not after.

Water: public or well

Many rural lots have no public water, so you would drill a well. Well construction permits in Broward County are issued locally under authority delegated by the South Florida Water Management District. Ask a licensed well contractor about depth, cost and water quality in the area.

Sewer: public or septic

If there is no public sewer, you will need a septic system. Florida’s septic program has been run by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection since July 1, 2021. The soil and the water table decide what type of system the lot can take, and that can change your building cost a lot, so get a site evaluation early.

Flood zone and fill

Look up the FEMA flood zone for the parcel. Low lots may need fill dirt or a raised foundation to meet building rules, and flood insurance can be required by your lender. Check before you make an offer.

Access, roads and utilities

Confirm the lot has legal road access, who maintains the road, and how far power runs from the lot. Some rural roads are private or unpaved, and running power or water a long way adds cost.

Agricultural classification

Land used for good faith commercial agriculture can be classified as agricultural by the county property appraiser, which can lower the taxable value. The owner must apply by March 1, and land that stops being used for agriculture is reclassified. Ask how the land is classified now and what the taxes would be under your plans.

Broward County land prices over time

Median sold and asking prices for land, updated automatically from the MLS.

Information is deemed to be reliable, but is not guaranteed. © 2026

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Broward County land FAQs

As of November 7, 2026: 350 land listings for sale in Broward County and 23 under contract. The most listings are in Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, Southwest Ranches.

The median asking price is $1.15M and the median lot is 0.32 acres. Over the last 12 months, 204 land sales closed at a median of $838,000. For listings of 1 acre or more, the median asking price is about $978,000 an acre.

It depends on the lot. Lots near cities often have public water and sewer, while rural acreage usually needs a well and a septic system. Of the listings that report a water source, 8% say the lot has or would use a well. Of the listings that report sewer, 21% say septic and 77% say public sewer. Ask for utility details before you make an offer.

Only where zoning allows it. Some rural and agricultural zoning districts allow manufactured homes, and many residential districts do not. Ask the zoning office for the parcel, and see our manufactured homes guide if you are looking at existing homes.

Land used for good faith commercial agriculture can be classified as agricultural by the county property appraiser, which can lower the taxable value. The owner must apply by March 1, and land that stops being used for agriculture is reclassified. Ask how the land is classified now and what the taxes would be under your plans.

Yes. We can show you any land listing, whichever brokerage listed it, and help you check zoning, utilities, flood zone and access before you commit. Call Exodus Realty, LLC at (561) 420-9620.

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Tell us how much land you need and what you want to build or grow, and we will pull every listing that fits and help you check zoning, utilities and flood zone.

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