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Sources: City of Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, Pompano Beach, and Broward County Building Code Division exports.Files received September 23–25, 2026.
Current coverage: Fort Lauderdale covers August 20–September 19, 2026. Hollywood records begin August 27, so August 20–26 is not included in that source file. Pompano Beach covers August 20–September 18, and unincorporated Broward covers August 20–September 14. More city exports are being added as agencies respond.
672 records include an issue summary · 925 have no issue detailsIssue labels and statuses reflect the supplied exports; this is not a live case feed. Owner, deadline, hearing, and inspector fields appear where supplied.

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Latest file received September 25, 2026
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1,597 records are live across Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, Pompano Beach, and unincorporated Broward County. Additional city sources remain in progress.

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Foreclosure auction calendar

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Parcel and ownership research

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Public calendar snapshot

Broward auction market pulse

Checked September 23, 2026
Wed, Sep 2315properties scheduled
Thu, Sep 2423properties scheduled
Fri, Sep 257properties scheduled
Tue, Sep 2913properties scheduled
  • Coral Springs 33067
    4 beds · 2 baths · 6,044 sq ft · Sep 23
  • Wilton Manors 33311
    3 beds · 2 baths · 1,574 sq ft · Sep 23
  • Pembroke Pines 33029
    4 beds · 2 baths · 3,457 sq ft · Sep 23
  • Miramar 33023
    3 beds · 2 baths · 2,385 sq ft · Sep 23

Counts and summaries come from a public third-party auction-data snapshot and can change. Addresses, sale status, judgment amounts, title, and bidding details must be verified before use. View snapshot source · Verify on the official Broward platform

Source snapshot

Three government datasets are live.

The finder combines 291 Fort Lauderdale cases, 990 City of Hollywood records, 307 Pompano Beach cases, and 9 Broward County Building Code Division cases.

Source status

In violation

Hollywood, FL
Records433Source periodAug 27–Sep 14
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Under investigation

Hollywood, FL
Records116Source periodAug 27–Sep 14
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Pending

Hollywood, FL
Records64Source periodAug 27–Sep 14
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Building and unsafe structure

Unincorporated Broward
Records9Source periodAug 20–Sep 14
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Code enforcement cases

Pompano Beach, FL
Records307Source periodAug 20–Sep 18

The Fort Lauderdale file contains 716 violation rows grouped into 291 cases; 2 exact duplicate rows are omitted. Individual findings retain complied and withdrawn labels. 3 future-dated entries are flagged for verification. The Hollywood workbook contains 1,000 rows; ten without a usable address are excluded. The Broward County workbook contains 9 cases opened August 20–September 14. The Pompano Beach export contains 307 unique cases opened August 20–September 18 and includes violation codes, descriptions, owners, inspectors, status, hearings, and recent actions where supplied.

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Broward County
291 cases live

Fort Lauderdale

Cases opened August 20–September 19, 2026

9 records live

Unincorporated Broward

Cases opened August 20–September 14, 2026

990 records live

Hollywood

Cases opened August 27–September 14, 2026

307 records live

Pompano Beach

Cases opened August 20–September 18, 2026

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Coral Springs

City code-enforcement cases

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Pembroke Pines

City code-enforcement cases

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  • Available: Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, Pompano Beach, and Broward County records
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