Across all of Broward County — from Fort Lauderdale to Weston to Parkland — list your home on the MLS from $99 — full Zillow & Realtor.com exposure, licensed broker support, and you keep your equity instead of paying 6%. Find your city below, or start with a free home value.
Local pages with market detail for each city. Same flat-fee plans, same full MLS exposure — wherever you are in Broward.
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Broward County spans an enormous price range — from $330K beach condos in Hallandale to $1M+ estates in Parkland and Weston. The higher the price, the more a 6% commission costs you: tens of thousands of dollars out of your equity on a single sale.
A flat-fee MLS listing gives your home the identical exposure a full-commission listing gets — the MLS, Zillow, Realtor.com, Homes.com and 100+ sites — for a flat fee from $99. You keep your equity, control your price with free unlimited changes, and a licensed Florida broker handles offers and contracts. On an $850,000 Weston home, that's roughly $51,000 you keep instead of pay away.
Every plan lists your Broward home on the MLS and syndicates to Zillow, Realtor.com and 100+ sites. No listing commission, ever.
Beyond the cities above, we list flat-fee in communities across Broward County — including:
Dania Beach · Lauderdale-by-the-Sea · Lauderdale Lakes · Lauderhill · Lighthouse Point · Margate · North Lauderdale · Oakland Park · Pembroke Park · Sea Ranch Lakes · Southwest Ranches · West Park · Wilton Manors · Hillsboro Beach
No matter where in Broward County your home is, the flat fee is the same and you keep your equity. Check your home's value →
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Broward is one of only seven Florida counties where the buyer customarily selects and pays for the owner’s title policy. In most of the state that falls to the seller. It is negotiable and the contract controls, but it changes your net at closing by more than a thousand dollars on a typical Broward sale — and a net sheet built on statewide averages will get it wrong.
Your listing syndicates through BeachesMLS, the MLS serving Broward, Palm Beach and the Treasure Coast, and from there to Zillow, Realtor.com, Redfin and the rest. Broward properties are frequently also visible through the MIAMI Association of Realtors MLS via data share, which is why a Broward listing often reaches buyers searching Miami-Dade inventory.
Documentary stamp tax on the deed is $0.70 per $100 of the sale price in Broward, the statewide rate. That is a seller cost on most contracts and it belongs on your net sheet from day one.
Broward’s condo stock is large, coastal and ageing, which means two things now decide whether a sale closes on time: the association’s milestone inspection status and its structural integrity reserve study. Buyers’ lenders ask for both, and a building that has not completed them can stall financing entirely.
Get the estoppel request in early and ask the association directly about pending or announced special assessments. On Broward condos those two items delay more closings than pricing ever does. If the answer is uncomfortable, it is far better to know it before you go live than three weeks before closing.