Lauderhill makes good sense for business purposes. Our city is located in Central Broward County, less than one mile west of the City of Fort Lauderdale. Your business location is just a short ride from air transport facilities located at the Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood International Airport, as well as, the shipping facilities of Port Everglades, the deepest seaport south of Norfolk, Virginia. In addition to Federal post offices located nearby, a substantial UPS shipping and distribution facility is also located in Lauderhill. If your business requires easy access to the major Florida highways, the Florida Turnpike, Interstates 75, 95 and 595 and the Sawgrass Expressway all are within close proximity to our city.

Lauderhill is a thriving city of over 70,824 residents. The median age of Lauderhill residents is 34.9 years and 57.2% of the population is between the ages of 18 and 64. Our business and residential communities enjoy one of the lowest millage rates in the county. In addition, we provide a full range of services, either directly or through franchise agreements, such as water and sewer, garbage collection, cable TV and propane gas.

Lauderhill provides an abundance of social, recreational and education activities citywide. The City has seven public schools, many churches and synagogues and two libraries. City facilities include several beautiful parks, tennis courts and ball fields, and two swimming pools, which have enabled us to create a complete leisure environment, enjoyed by both our business community and city residents, alike. Whether you are looking to relocate your business, your home or both to Lauderhill, we hope you will take full advantage of all our city has to offer. The Mayor, City Commission, and City Manager are pleased to extend to you the hospitality of Lauderhill. We know you will find Lauderhill to be one of Broward County’s finest cities.

The City of Lauderhill, now in its fourth decade of progress, is meeting the challenges of the future, by developing a new perspective on growth management and economic, residential and commercial development. Planned growth and redevelopment, economic enhancement opportunities, neighborhood preservation and improved human and social services are all city objectives, which will be met by strategic planning, expanding existing resources and creative financing techniques. With these tools, Lauderhill gains the momentum necessary to reshape its urban environment to meet future community needs, goals and desires. Lauderhill was incorporated in 1959 with approximately 100 residents and many acres of developable land. From beautiful grazing pastures, single-family homes began to dominate an early, urban landscape. Lauderhill grew by nearly 30,000 residents between 1970 and 1980, primarily as a result of the promotional activities of the Jackie Gleason Inverarry Golf Classic and the “Inverrary lifestyle”. Inverrary’s tropical landscaping, towering trees, waterfalls and waterways exemplify its atmosphere of quality living. These high standards set the guidelines used by future developers of quality communities citywide.

Lauderhill encompasses 8.6 square miles, with a population of over 70,000 persons and contains an abundance of fine single and multi-family residences. Our business community is diverse, ranging from service organizations to light industry. Residents and business owners are key assets of the community. They are informed, active and concerned. Lauderhill is known for its innovative efforts to improve the quality of life, including health and social services programs, recreational activities and events for the appreciation of culture and the arts.

Lauderhill’s subtropical climate is one of the most favorable in the United States because of the Gulf Stream and Tridents airstreams. The Gulf Stream air stabilizes temperatures, while the Tridents air stream provides cool summers and warm winters. The city has easy access to the beaches and other local attractions in Broward, Palm Beach and Dade counties. The Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood International Airport is approximately 5 miles southeast of Lauderhill. Port Everglades, the east coast second deepest port, is within close proximity. A completed network of new super highways helps eliminate problems of traffic congestion, which aid in recreation, travel and commercial transportation needs.