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Explore condos in Lauderdale Lakes, Broward's community with the highest West Indian ancestry: the lowest entry price in this entire project, in the county's geographic center.
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Lauderdale Lakes was incorporated in 1961 as a mid-century retiree community. Over time it transformed into Florida's most concentrated Caribbean community: 50.5% of its roughly 36,000 residents report West Indian ancestry, and among its foreign-born population — 48.7% of the total — the Jamaican and Haitian communities stand out.
Lauderdale Marketplace, on State Road 7, is the city's main retail corridor. Willie L. Webb, Sr. Park & Community Center is the city's largest community facility, with a covered inclusive playground, fitness center and auditorium, and the Lauderdale Lakes Library combines a library with a cultural hub. The C-13 Canal Greenway Trail offers a one-mile paved trail along the canal for walking or cycling.
Lauderdale Lakes' condo market is entirely resale: 345 of 393 active listings are condos (88% of inventory, the highest share in this group of areas), with no new construction underway. The median price is $109,500, with an entry point of $79,196 at the 10th percentile — the lowest in this entire project — and a median HOA fee of $522 a month, also the lowest in the group.
The owner-occupancy rate is 47.6%, against the 65.2% national average, which makes Lauderdale Lakes a market with more rental weight than most areas in this project — a relevant fact for anyone evaluating this area with a rental strategy.
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Answers to the most common questions about prices, the local community and the process of buying a condo in this area.
Lauderdale Lakes is a city of about 36,000 residents in central Broward, with the county's highest concentration of West Indian ancestry residents. Its condo market is entirely resale, with the lowest entry price in this entire project: a median of $109,500.
Who buys in Lauderdale Lakes? Investors looking for the lowest entry price in this entire project; First-generation families with Caribbean roots, mainly Jamaican and Haitian; Long-term residents, in a working-class community with a history of its own; Rental investors, for the low owner-occupancy rate and the lowest entry price.
The median price is $109,500, with units starting at $79,196 at the 10th percentile — the lowest entry price in this entire project. We can send you current availability based on what you're looking for.
No. The market is entirely resale: the 345 active condos for sale are existing buildings, with a median construction year of 1974.
It's Broward's community with the highest concentration of West Indian ancestry — 50.5% of its residents — with especially large Jamaican and Haitian presence among its foreign-born population, which reaches 48.7% of the total.
The median HOA fee is $522 a month, the lowest in this group of areas, against a median purchase price of $109,500.
Yes. International buyers can purchase property without being U.S. residents or citizens. Financing alternatives also exist for foreigners depending on the buyer's profile and the property type. We help you access those options and understand each one's requirements.
