Commercial Real Estate Market in Hollywood, FL
Updated monthly: sale, lease, property records, location trend, and more… · Last update: September 30
634 active listings and 4,475 off-market properties in Hollywood, FL. Commercial property asks $386/SF to buy and $26.79/SF/Yr to lease.
Market Trends
Hollywood, FL spans 90.0 square miles in Broward County, Florida. Figures below refresh monthly; last updated 30 September 2026.
Office
Office space in Hollywood, FL asks $332/SF to buy. Vacancy runs 20.2% across the South region in 2025, up from 14.4% in 2019.
Retail
Retail vacancy in Hollywood, FL runs 5.4% across the South region in 2025, down from 7% in 2020.
Industrial
Industrial vacancy in Hollywood, FL runs 7.9% across the South region in 2025, up from 6% in 2019. Nearly 2.3x the 2022 low of 3.5%.
Multifamily
Multifamily space in Hollywood, FL asks $382/SF to buy. Vacancy runs 11.3% across the South region in 2025, up from 8.5% in 2022.
Zoning & Land Use
Land Use Mix share of zoned land by category
- Residential 49.9%
- Civic 19.6%
- Mixed use 6.8%
- Planned_development 4.9%
- Industrial 4.9%
- Commercial 4.2%
- Open space 1.8%
- Agricultural 0.4%
Largest Zones share of zoned land by district
These districts are designed to protect the character of the single family neighborhoods
Market overview
Demographics & Economy
Hollywood, FL has 496,275 residents in 198,207 households. Density runs 5,515 people per square mile. Median household income here is $80,672 and median gross rent $1,841 a month.
Tools
Lease vs Buy Breakeven
At $26.79/SF/Yr lease vs $386/SF buy → buying wins if held > 3.3 years.
The comparison uses county-wide sale comps against Hollywood asking rents, so the implied 6.9% gross yield is computed off asking rents rather than a closed-deal cap-rate benchmark. Assumes 30% down at 6.5% fixed, 2% a year in taxes and upkeep, 3% appreciation, 5% opportunity cost, 2% closing plus 5% selling costs, and a 3% annual rent escalator.
Nearby Markets
| Market | Average Sale Price, $/SF | Average Lease Price, $/SF/Yr |
|---|---|---|
| Davie | $386 (county avg) | $21.08 |
| Miramar | $386 (county avg) | $17.02 |
| Pembroke Pines | $386 (county avg) | $40.56 |
Commercial property in Hollywood, FL asks $386/SF. The 3 bordering markets run from $386/SF in Davie to $386/SF in Davie, and the city sits in line with their $386/SF median.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Methodology & data sources
- Asking prices and averages
- Computed from 415 active for-sale and 219 active for-lease listings in Hollywood, FL. These are ASKING figures from live listings, not closed-transaction prices, and a segment carried by a handful of listings reads as indicative rather than an average.
- Price per square foot
- The county-level $/SF blends closed sales aggregated over the trailing months of available data, not a single day's snapshot — it can differ from any one month's own median.
- Vacancy rates
- Published per-sector market series, taken at the metro level where one exists and otherwise at the Census-region level — a chart reading "in <region> region" is a regional number, not this city's.
- Zoning and land use
- The current municipal zoning release: 17,942 zoned acres across 75 districts. Shares are of zoned land, so parcels the release leaves unclassified are excluded from the mix.
- Refresh
- The monthly aggregates close at the end of the previous month, so 30 September 2026 — not today — is the honest last update.
- Known limitations
- the lease-vs-buy comparison mixes county-wide sale comps with city asking rents, office vacancy is reported at South region level, retail vacancy is reported at South region level and industrial vacancy is reported at South region level.
- Coverage
- Metrics below the 10-observation threshold fall back one geographic level. The geography used is named on each figure.
Compiled by the Realmo Data team · reviewed 30 September 2026 · report a data issue