What Industrial Properties are for Lease in Fort Lauderdale?

Industrial properties for lease in Fort Lauderdale include warehouse space, flex industrial buildings, distribution centers, manufacturing facilities, and small bay units. These properties are primarily located near I-95, Florida’s Turnpike, Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International Airport, Powerline Road, and State Road 84.

Types of Industrial Space Available in Fort Lauderdale

• Warehouse space — Industrial buildings designed for storage, logistics, and light distribution with dock-high or grade-level loading.
• Flex industrial space — A blend of warehouse and office space commonly used by service companies and contractors.
• Distribution centers — Larger facilities built for high-volume inventory movement with multiple dock doors.
• Manufacturing facilities — Properties suited for light to moderate manufacturing with additional power or ventilation.
• Small bay industrial units — Compact warehouse spaces often under 5,000 square feet.

Typical Lease Rates for Industrial Properties in Fort Lauderdale

Industrial lease rates in Fort Lauderdale vary by location, building functionality, clear height, and loading configuration. Rates are typically quoted on a per-square-foot, per-year basis and depend on lease structure and operating expenses.

Popular Industrial Submarkets in and Around Fort Lauderdale

• Fort Lauderdale Airport area — Ideal for logistics and air-cargo-oriented users.
• I-95 corridor — Central access throughout Broward County.
• Powerline Road — Dense corridor with flex and small bay inventory.
• Oakland Park — Central location popular with contractors.
• Pompano Beach — Large concentration of industrial inventory.
• Florida’s Turnpike — Strong regional distribution access.

Featured Properties for Lease

The following featured industrial properties represent a selection of warehouse, flex, and distribution space available in Fort Lauderdale and surrounding Broward County submarkets.

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• Schaefer Industrial Park
  3301–3389 SW 13th Ave, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33315
• Seagis @ Port 95
  3400–3406 SW 26th Terrace, Dania Beach, FL 33312
• Prologis I-595
  7050–7060 West State Road 84, Davie, FL 33317
• East Port Center
  1881–1887 West State Road 84, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33315
• Palm Crossing South
  3350 NW 53rd Street, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309
• Bridge Point 595
  2650–2750 Bridge Way, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33314
• Cooper City Commerce Center
  12239–12399 SW 53rd Street, Cooper City, FL 33330
• Courtyard Distribution Center
  5259–5299 NW 108th Avenue, Sunrise, FL 33351

How to Find the Right Industrial Property in Fort Lauderdale

• Define requirements — Size, loading, clear height, and power.
• Choose location strategically — Access to highways, airport, and labor.
• Understand lease terms — NNN vs modified gross structures.
• Confirm zoning — Ensure permitted industrial use.
• Work with a local industrial brokerage — Access on- and off-market opportunities.

Frequently Asked Questions About Industrial Properties for Lease in Fort Lauderdale

• • What types of industrial properties are available in Fort Lauderdale?

    Industrial properties in Fort Lauderdale include warehouse space, flex industrial buildings, distribution centers, manufacturing facilities, and small bay units. These properties support logistics, service, and light manufacturing users throughout Broward County.

  • What is the difference between dock-high and grade-level loading?

    Dock-high loading allows trucks to back directly into elevated dock doors, which is ideal for palletized freight and distribution operations. Grade-level loading provides ground-level access and is commonly used by service businesses and smaller warehouse users.

  • What clear heights are typical for industrial buildings in Fort Lauderdale?

    Industrial clear heights in Fort Lauderdale typically range from approximately 12 to 16 feet in older warehouse buildings, while newer distribution facilities often feature clear heights of 24 feet or higher.

  • What does NNN mean in an industrial lease?

    NNN, or triple-net, means the tenant is responsible for base rent plus property taxes, insurance, and common area maintenance expenses. Most industrial leases in Fort Lauderdale are structured as NNN agreements.

  • Where are the best areas to lease industrial space in Fort Lauderdale?

    Popular industrial submarkets include the Fort Lauderdale Airport area, the I-95 corridor, Powerline Road, Oakland Park, Pompano Beach, and locations near Florida’s Turnpike, each offering different access and pricing advantages.

• How do I find industrial properties for lease near me in Fort Lauderdale?

  To find industrial properties for lease near you in Fort Lauderdale, start by filtering availability by submarket and major corridors such as I-95, SR-84/I-595, Powerline Road, and the Airport area. You can view current availability using Berger Commercial Realty’s property search.