Property profile

2520 Stirling Rd Hollywood, FL 33020

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Property ID
US19-0322064
68,571 SF 3.71 ac Built 1987
Last sale Feb 2021·$11,362,000
Entity Owned Owner of record is a legal entity (LLC / corporation). 5-yr Hold Held for 5 years. ~ Est. High Equity Modeled equity is high. Estimate, not a fact.
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Property summary

AI-generated overview

The property is a four-story select-service hotel with 192 keys, built in September 1987, situated on an approximately 3.71-acre site along Stirling Road in Hollywood, just east of I-95. Improvements and amenities include a lobby, outdoor pool with pool bar, a restaurant and breakfast area, two elevators, and on-site parking for 190 vehicles. The site is positioned across from Dania Pointe and is located near major residential and commercial development, retail malls, Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood…

Ownership intelligence

Who controls the opportunity?

Owner of record from public deeds, plus portfolio, hold profile and investor signals where the data supports them. Included with a plan.

Owner contacts

Can we reach the decision maker?

Skip-traced phones and e-mails of the owner. Included with a plan.

Debts

What is owed, to whom, and when it comes due

Recorded lenders, amounts and estimated maturities of the owner's loan book — included with a plan.

Property tax · 2023

What does the county charge?
$251k
Tax billed · 2023
Assessed value$10.00M
Assessed land$2.42M
Assessed improvement$7.58M
Effective rate2.51%

Value estimate

· Nov 2026
$10.59M
$9.53M – $11.64M
AI approach$14.64M
CAP approach$7.94M
Submarket $/SF estimate$7.64M

Realmo valuation models over county records and 8 qualifying comparable sales.

Recently sold

What actually traded nearby?
$635/SF
Submarket average, outlier-cleaned · 571 recorded sales of this use type
Observed band · Q1–Q3$411 – $778
Qualifying comparables8

Cap rate analysis

How does the asset earn?

No income signal is modeled for this parcel yet — the Cap Rates tab runs the workflow.

Zoning insight

What can be built here?
IM-3
C. IM-3 Medium Intensity Industrial and Manufacturing. 1. Purpose and Uses: District Purpose Main Permitted Uses Special Exception Prohib...
General categoryINDUSTRIAL
JurisdictionBROWARD

Location intelligence

Which uses thrive at this corner?
Best fit: Dental Office
Demand heat for this use is drawn on the map · LocInt grid
Demand index
Dental Office25.6
Law Firm15.8
Accounting Firm14.1

Location

2520 Stirling Rd Hollywood, FL 33020-1122
County assessor Recorded deeds · 7 transfers 8 qualifying comp sales Zoning catalog

Every figure names its source: public record, benchmark, or modeled. Coverage varies by property — thin data is stated as missing, never invented.

Comparables

6 recorded sales · 12 properties nearby
Recent sales nearby
6 recorded sales in this ZIP, last 8 years
Address Sale price Sold Size
509 Federal, Hollywood, FL 33020-4620 $10,000,000 Apr 2025 20,380 SF
1821 Thomas St, Hollywood, FL 33020-2128 $1,825,000 Aug 2022 No data
1223 Federal, Hollywood, FL 33020-3629 $1,750,000 Oct 2021 6,069 SF
2734 Johnson, Hollywood, FL 33020-3824 $2,000,000 Mar 2021 3,890 SF
2742 Johnson, Hollywood, FL 33020-3824 $2,000,000 Mar 2021 3,093 SF
2342 Federal, Hollywood, FL 33020-2232 $270,000 Jan 2020 3,942 SF
Sale prices and dates as our records hold them, one row per building. A deed can cover more of a building than the size shown, so read the price against the size rather than dividing one by the other.
Comparable nearby
6 properties of the same type nearby
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