Aerial view of cleared industrial development land beside a new commercial building, a retention pond and a highway

Broward County

Davie
industrial.

One of the few places left in Broward where industrial land still comes up for sale.

Core market / Phil works this one in person

Davie grew out of farms and ranches, and that history left it with something the rest of central Broward ran out of years ago: industrial ground. Warehouse, flex and contractor yards line State Road 7, Orange Drive and Griffin Road, with I-595 and the Turnpike close by.

Buyers come to Davie for land and yards as much as for buildings. A dated building on a large, well-zoned lot can be worth more to a yard user or a developer than to anyone who wants the building.

Where the industrial is in Davie

Broward County
  • State Road 7US 441 frontage with warehouse, service and contractor space.
  • Orange DriveIndustrial and yard uses along the I-595 side of town.
  • Griffin RoadWarehouse and flex between the Turnpike and State Road 7.
  • The western acreageLarger parcels where farm roots left room for yards and storage.

The infrastructure

What sets value here

Davie sits where the county's east-west and north-south freight routes cross.

  • I-595East to the port and the airport, west to I-75.
  • Florida's TurnpikeNorth-south through the middle of town.
  • I-95A short run east.
  • Port EvergladesReachable on I-595 without touching city streets.
  • FLLFort Lauderdale-Hollywood International, minutes east.

What we sell in Davie

Six asset classes in Davie

  • Small bay and flex. Multi-tenant flex along State Road 7 and Griffin Road, with contractor and service tenants.
  • Warehouse. Mid-size warehouse near the I-595 and Turnpike interchanges.
  • Industrial outdoor storage. Some of central Broward's remaining yard sites. Outdoor storage yards trade here.
  • Truck parking and terminals. Turnpike and I-595 access makes truck parking work where the zoning allows it.
  • Industrial land. The strongest land story in central Broward. Entitlement sets the number, not acreage.
  • RV and boat storage. Larger lots and a suburban customer base make RV and boat storage a fit on the right parcel.

The rules

Who sets the zoning in Davie

Davie writes its own land development code, with several industrial and research districts. Published sources disagree on the district names, so read the current town code for your parcel and ignore the listing sheet.

On a yard or a land sale, the question that sets price is what the town lets you store, pave and build. Get that answer in writing from the Town of Davie before a buyer's attorney asks for it.

Straight answers

Questions owners actually ask

Yes, more than in most of central Broward, because the town's farming history left larger parcels. Value depends on the zoning in place and what the town will approve, more than on acreage.

Often a yard user or a developer rather than someone who wants the building. Phil markets the dirt and the entitlement to that pool as well as the building to owner users.

Phil sets the number himself after he has seen the site, the zoning and the comparable closings. The valuation is free and carries no obligation to list.

Next step

Find out what your property is worth.

A confidential broker opinion of value, at no cost and with no obligation to list. Phil sets the number himself.