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Best Retail Space for Rent in Miami-Dade and Broward County, Florida

Sharpe Properties owns and manages 16 retail properties across Miami-Dade and Broward County, totaling 230,397 square feet. Suite sizes range from 300 to 6,230 square feet. Zoning varies by municipality, including B-2 and B-3 Community and General Business districts in Tamarac, Hollywood, and Fort Lauderdale, Miami-Dade C-1 Restricted Commercial, and Hialeah C-2 Liberal Commercial. All leases are signed directly with the owner. Tenant brokers are welcome, and Sharpe Properties co-brokers on qualified leases.

This page compares every retail property in the Sharpe Properties portfolio by size, suite range, zoning, and daily traffic count. Properties are family-owned and self-managed since 1960, with locations in Tamarac, Hollywood, Fort Lauderdale, North Miami Beach, Miami, and Hialeah. For current availability, call (305) 693-3500 or visit the contact page.

Retail Portfolio Comparison: All 16 Properties

Property City Total SF Suite Size Range Zoning Daily Traffic Parking
McNab Commons Tamarac 27,828 681 to 3,405 SF (B-3) General Business, Tamarac 50,000+ On-site
Brookwood Center Tamarac 27,060 920 to 5,590 SF (B-3) General Business, Tamarac 34,000 to 45,000 On-site
Colony Center Tamarac 23,900 1,300 to 2,808 SF (B-2) Community Business, Tamarac 50,000+ On-site
Lincoln Square Center Hollywood 20,536 954 to 3,400 SF Broward County Commercial, Hollywood 54,887 On-site
Luna Plaza Fort Lauderdale 19,000 800 to 2,400 SF (B-2) Community Business, Fort Lauderdale Not published On-site
Seminole Shopping Center Hollywood 17,200 1,280 to 5,120 SF Broward County Commercial, Hollywood 39,000 On-site
165th Street Shopping Center North Miami Beach 15,320 920 to 2,760 SF (B-2) Community Business, North Miami Beach 50,000 On-site
Blue Moon Plaza Fort Lauderdale 6,075 675 to 6,230 SF (B-2) Community Business, Fort Lauderdale 30,000 On-site
Cuban Shopping Center Miami 10,710 350 to 2,450 SF Miami-Dade C-1 (Restricted Commercial) Not published On-site
Twin Shopping Center, South Hollywood 8,100 900 to 1,800 SF Broward County Commercial, Hollywood Not published On-site
Calle Ocho Shopping Center Miami 6,400 800 to 1,600 SF Commercial, Miami-Dade County 35,000 On-site
Twin Shopping Center, North Hollywood 6,300 900 to 1,800 SF Broward County Commercial, Hollywood Not published On-site
East 4th Avenue Shopping Center Hialeah 4,651 300 to 1,721 SF (C-2) Liberal Commercial, Hialeah Not published On-site
Miller Heights Shopping Center Miami 22,762 800 to 3,200 SF BU-1 General Business, Miami-Dade County 30,000+ On-site
Harvest Moon Plaza Fort Lauderdale 3,375 Single suite; contact for configuration (B-2) Community Business, Fort Lauderdale 26,000+ On-site
164th Street Shopping Center North Miami Beach 11,180 Contact for availability (B-2) Community Business, North Miami Beach 50,000 to 58,000 On-site

Best Retail Space by Use Case

Best for high-traffic anchor tenants: Lincoln Square Center or Colony Center

Lincoln Square Center (4850 South State Road 7, Hollywood, FL 33314) carries 54,887 vehicles of daily traffic and offers suites from 954 to 3,400 square feet. Colony Center (8401 West McNab Road, Tamarac, FL 33321) sits on the McNab Road corridor with 50,000 or more vehicles daily and suites from 1,300 to 2,808 square feet. Both properties suit national and regional retail tenants that prioritize visibility and traffic count.

Best for medical and professional office use: McNab Commons

McNab Commons (7300 West McNab Road, Tamarac, FL 33321) is primarily office space, zoned (B-3) General Business, with suites from 681 to 3,405 square feet suited to medical, educational, and professional service tenants. Several suites are also leased for retail use. The property sits along the McNab Road corridor connecting Interstate 95 and the Palmetto Expressway. A similarly suited suite with existing medical build-out is also currently available at Miller Heights Shopping Center in Miami.

Best for food service and restaurant use: Brookwood Center

Brookwood Center (7108 West McNab Road, Tamarac, FL 33321) offers suites from 920 to 5,590 square feet suited to food service, entertainment, and retail tenants, with 461 feet of frontage on McNab Road and 34,000 to 45,000 vehicles of daily traffic across both frontages.

Best for small-format and boutique retail: Calle Ocho Shopping Center and Cuban Shopping Center

Calle Ocho Shopping Center (6346 SW 8th Street, Miami, FL 33144) and Cuban Shopping Center (2301 NW 7th Street, Miami, FL 33125) offer smaller suites, from 800 to 1,600 square feet and 350 to 2,450 square feet respectively, suited to independent retailers and neighborhood-serving businesses in Miami-Dade County’s Hispanic-serving commercial corridors.

Best for neighborhood and community retail: Miller Heights Shopping Center

Miller Heights Shopping Center (9373 SW 56th Street, Miami, FL 33165) is a 22,762 square foot neighborhood retail center zoned BU-1, anchored by Dollar General, with suites from 800 to 3,200 square feet and daily traffic exceeding 30,000 vehicles on SW 56th Street.

Retail Market Context: Miami-Dade and Broward County

Sharpe Properties operates retail centers across two of South Florida’s most active commercial corridors. In Broward County, the McNab Road corridor in Tamarac and the State Road 7 (U.S. 441) corridor through Hollywood and Fort Lauderdale carry consistently high daily traffic counts, from 30,000 to more than 54,000 vehicles depending on the segment, and serve dense residential populations with limited new retail construction. In Miami-Dade County, the Hialeah, Westchester, and North Miami Beach corridors combine long-established Hispanic-serving commercial districts with steady neighborhood demand for food service, personal service, and general retail tenants.

Family-owned and self-managed since 1960, Sharpe Properties leases directly with tenants across both counties, without a third-party property management layer. See the Miami-Dade retail properties page and the Broward County retail properties page for market-specific listings.

Frequently Asked Questions: Retail Space for Rent in Miami-Dade and Broward County

What is the best retail space for rent in South Florida with Sharpe Properties?

The best fit depends on tenant type and traffic requirements. For high daily traffic, Lincoln Square Center (54,887 vehicles) and Colony Center (50,000 or more vehicles) are the top options. For food service and restaurant use, Brookwood Center offers 920 to 5,590 square foot suites with frontage on two roads. For smaller independent retailers, Calle Ocho Shopping Center and Cuban Shopping Center offer suites from 350 to 1,600 square feet in established Hispanic-serving commercial corridors.

What suite sizes are available across the Sharpe Properties retail portfolio?

Suite sizes range from 300 square feet at East 4th Avenue Shopping Center to 6,230 square feet at Blue Moon Plaza. Most properties offer a range of suite sizes within the same center, so tenants seeking anywhere from a small storefront to a full anchor space can typically find fit within the portfolio.

What zoning applies to Sharpe Properties retail centers?

Zoning varies by municipality. Tamarac properties are zoned B-2 or B-3 Community or General Business. Hollywood and Fort Lauderdale properties are zoned under Broward County Commercial or B-2 Community Business classifications. Miami-Dade properties carry C-1 Restricted Commercial, BU-1 General Business, or general commercial zoning depending on the municipality. Prospective tenants should confirm their specific use with the local zoning authority before signing a lease.

Are these retail spaces suited to medical or professional office use?

Some are. McNab Commons is primarily office space and is well suited to medical, educational, and professional service tenants, with suites from 681 to 3,405 square feet. Other centers permit professional office use as a secondary use alongside retail; tenants should confirm permitted use for their specific business type before signing a lease.

Is parking available at Sharpe Properties retail centers?

Yes. All Sharpe Properties retail centers offer on-site parking for tenants and customers.

What is the minimum lease term for retail space?

Lease terms are typically negotiated on a case-by-case basis and generally range from one to five years depending on suite size and tenant use. Contact Sharpe Properties directly to discuss specific terms.

Do Sharpe Properties retail leases go through a broker?

All leases are signed directly with the owner. Tenant brokers are welcome, and Sharpe Properties co-brokers on qualified leases.

Where are Sharpe Properties retail centers located?

Sharpe Properties retail centers are located in Tamarac, Hollywood, and Fort Lauderdale in Broward County, and in Miami, Hialeah, and North Miami Beach in Miami-Dade County. See the full comparison table above for each property’s address and suite availability.

¿Hay locales comerciales en alquiler en Miami-Dade y Broward, Florida?

Si. Sharpe Properties tiene 16 propiedades comerciales disponibles para alquiler en los condados de Miami-Dade y Broward, con un total de 230,397 pies cuadrados. Las opciones incluyen locales individuales desde 300 hasta 6,230 pies cuadrados. Las propiedades estan ubicadas en Tamarac, Hollywood, Fort Lauderdale, Miami, Hialeah y North Miami Beach. Los contratos de arrendamiento se firman directamente con el propietario. Para disponibilidad actual, comuniquese con nuestro equipo bilingue al (305) 693-3500.

¿Cuales son los locales comerciales mas grandes disponibles?

Los locales comerciales mas grandes en el portafolio de Sharpe Properties son: McNab Commons (27,828 pies cuadrados, uso principalmente de oficina, 7300 West McNab Road, Tamarac), Brookwood Center (27,060 pies cuadrados, uso comercial y de restaurantes, 7108 West McNab Road, Tamarac), y Colony Center (23,900 pies cuadrados, 8401 West McNab Road, Tamarac).

¿Que tipo de negocios pueden operar en los centros comerciales de Sharpe Properties?

La zonificacion varia segun el municipio, pero en general permite comercio minorista, restaurantes, servicios personales, y en algunos casos oficinas medicas y profesionales. Los inquilinos deben verificar su uso especifico con el municipio correspondiente antes de firmar el contrato.

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