Introducing the City of Fort Lauderdale's Division of Real Estate & Asset Management, the steward of an impressive array of municipal assets within the vibrant urban landscape of Fort Lauderdale. The division oversees a diverse range of properties and amenities that contribute to the City's dynamic character and economic vitality.

Fort Lauderdale's municipal holdings include luxury hotels, waterfront vistas, commercial centers, recreational facilities, and historical landmarks. Among its notable assets are Bahia Mar and the Suntex Marina.

Our real estate team manages a rich tapestry of properties, including a retail mall, office buildings, hotels, condos, and multifamily residences, each playing a vital role in shaping Fort Lauderdale's urban fabric. The portfolio also comprises cultural institutions, theaters, stadiums, and historic properties, reflecting the City's commitment to preserving its heritage and fostering artistic expression.

Moreover, the team oversees public private partnerships, long-term ground leases, and maintains both upland and submerged lands, strategically leveraging these resources to support sustainable development initiatives and enhance the quality of life for residents. With a forward-thinking approach to asset management, the division strives to optimize the use of City-owned properties, unlocking their full potential to meet the evolving needs of Fort Lauderdale's growing population.

As guardians of Fort Lauderdale's municipal treasures, our team is dedicated to upholding the highest standards of stewardship, ensuring that these valuable assets continue to serve as catalysts for progress and prosperity in the City of Fort Lauderdale for generations to come.

After reviewing City surplus properties, eight (8) properties were earmarked for affordable housing. To view the "City Affordable Housing Surplus List" and additional information, please use the links below:

• Affordable Housing Surplus List - Updated May 2021
• Affordable Housing Surplus List Map
• Affordable Housing Surplus Memo

For more information please contact:

Andrew Diaz:  ADiaz@fortlauderdale.gov