Broward County Solar property data.
Broward County, Florida (county seat: Fort Lauderdale) is the state's second-most-populous county with more than 2 million residents spread across 31 incorporated municipalities including Hollywood, Pembroke Pines, and Miramar. The county's 869,000-unit housing stock carries a 1979 median build year — a fully built-out, aging market where demand is driven by replacement cycles for roofing, HVAC, and deferred maintenance rather than new construction. At a median owner-occupied value of $471,900 (ACS 2019-2023 5-year) and roughly 63% owner-occupied, Broward's residential property base is large, equity-rich, and structurally active across every home-improvement and financing vertical.
Broward County, FL
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High-equity, owner-occupied parcels in Broward County with a documented source — pre-scored so a financed install pencils, not shared three ways. Equity, owner-occupancy, roof age, and utility footprint — the attributes that decide whether a system finances.
What the data shows for solar in Broward County.
Florida Power & Light (FPL) is Broward County's sole investor-owned electric utility, and as of 2026 still credits rooftop solar exports at the full retail rate under Florida's net metering program — a policy preserved when Governor DeSantis vetoed HB 741 in April 2022. Fort Lauderdale averages 5.5–6.0 peak sun hours per day and approximately 3,000 annual sunshine hours, placing Broward among the highest-yield solar markets in the continental US. The 63.3% owner-occupied share provides a deep homeowner base with typical payback periods of roughly 9–10 years at current FPL rates.