Flat fee MLS in Fort Lauderdale. $79 on 2 MLSs.

Most Broward agents work in either the Miami MLS, known to members by its RWorld platform, or BeachesMLS. The two share listing data, so a listing entered in one is searchable by agents in the other. We list Fort Lauderdale homes in the Miami MLS and add MyStateMLS for statewide reach, so that's 2 MLSs on every listing, plus Zillow, Realtor.com, Redfin, and 100+ other sites.

In July 2026, the median Broward single-family sale price was $650,000, up about 5% from a year earlier, with about 4.3 months of supply, a seller's market. Condos and townhomes told a different story: a median around $255,000, about 10 months of supply (a buyer's market), and roughly 86 days from listing to contract versus 34 for houses.

If you're selling a condo, price it against current sales in your building, not last year's. More time on the market is normal right now, which is why Go-Go's unlimited listing time matters: we set it to 24 months and renew on request, as much as you want.

Source: MIAMI REALTORS® and RWorld, Broward County July 2026 market report.

Buyers and lenders now ask hard questions about older condo buildings. Before you list, ask your association for the building's milestone inspection status, its structural integrity reserve study (SIRS), the current budget and any special assessments, and the rules. Order your estoppel letter early, since it shows exactly what's owed to the association at closing.

More help: condo milestone inspections, estoppel letters, and the HOA disclosure summary.

Fort Lauderdale calls itself the "Venice of America" for its roughly 165 miles of waterways. If your home is on a canal or the Intracoastal, buyers will ask about the seawall's condition and age, dock and lift permits, the flood zone, and your elevation certificate. Gather what you have before you list.

Flood disclosure: Since October 1, 2025, Florida law (s. 689.302, Fla. Stat.) requires the seller of a home to give the buyer a written flood disclosure at or before the time the contract is signed. It asks whether you know of flooding that damaged the property while you owned it, whether you filed a flood insurance claim (including NFIP), and whether you received flood-damage assistance such as FEMA aid. With our $79 and $299 packages you complete it yourself; with A-Go-Go we walk you through it.

• Fort Lauderdale
• Las Olas
• Victoria Park
• Coral Ridge
• Rio Vista
• Wilton Manors
• Oakland Park
• Lauderdale-by-the-Sea
• Hollywood
• Dania Beach
• Pompano Beach
• Deerfield Beach
• Lighthouse Point
• Coral Springs
• Margate
• Tamarac
• Plantation
• Davie
• Sunrise
• Weston
• Pembroke Pines
• Miramar

All of Broward County is in our coverage, along with Miami-Dade, Palm Beach, Martin, and St. Lucie.

On a $650,000 Fort Lauderdale home, listing-side commission only:

Buyer's agent pay is separate in every case and negotiated with the buyer.

Doc stamps: Florida charges documentary stamp tax on the deed at $0.70 per $100 of the sale price (Miami-Dade single-family homes use $0.60). On a $650,000 sale that is $4,550. In most of Florida the seller customarily pays it, but it is negotiable in the contract.

Buyer's agent pay: Since August 2024, MLSs no longer show offers of compensation to buyer's agents, and buyers sign written agreements with their own agents. You are not required to pay the buyer's agent, but many buyers will ask you to as part of their offer. Decide your answer before offers arrive. It is separate from every Listagogo package.

• Go, $79: 12-month listing on your regional MLS plus MyStateMLS statewide, up to 50 photos, ShowingTime scheduling, open houses posted to the MLS and sites, unlimited changes, cancel anytime, live within 2 business days. $0 listing commission.
• Go-Go, $299: everything in Go, unlimited listing time (24 months to start, renewed at no charge whenever you ask), live within 1 business day once paperwork is in, a pricing report (CMA) and estimated net sheet from an experienced, licensed agent (not AI), QR yard sign, lockbox, 50 full-color property flyers, and coordination of professional photos if you want them (we get you a quote; you pay the photographer directly), and priority text and phone support, not call centers or bots (you get our unlisted help # after sign-up; keep it secret, baby). $0 listing commission.
• A-Go-Go, 1.69% at closing: full service and support from Firelight Realty Group. $0 upfront, pro pics included, a custom QR code yard sign (you pick the style) with a custom web page linked to the QR code, 50 full-color property flyers, priority text and phone support (not call centers or bots), pricing strategy, every offer and negotiation (with a net sheet for each offer), and contract-to-closing coordination. You approve showings with a tap in ShowingTime.

Yes. Our Go package is $79 for a 12-month listing on 2 MLSs, the Miami MLS (RWorld) and MyStateMLS statewide, with no listing commission. You handle showings and offers.

Yes. The Miami MLS and BeachesMLS share listing data, so Broward and Palm Beach agents in either system can search it. It also goes to Zillow, Realtor.com, and Redfin.

Condos are slower than houses. In July 2026, Broward condos had about 10 months of supply and took about 86 days to go under contract, versus about 34 days for single-family homes. Pricing to recent sales in your building matters most.

Your seawall and dock records, any permits, your flood zone and elevation certificate, and your answers for Florida's required flood disclosure, which covers past flood damage, flood insurance claims, and FEMA aid.

A-Go-Go is 1.69% of the transacted sale price, listing side only, paid at closing, with pro pics included and nothing upfront.