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Davie Real Estate Appraiser

Davie is the only town in Broward County that has kept a working horse-country identity, and that is not decoration — it is zoning, and zoning is value. Large parts of the town allow livestock on residential lots, with bridle paths along the roads and barns behind ordinary-looking houses. A one-acre parcel zoned for horses and a one-acre parcel that is not are different properties at different prices, and nothing in a listing photograph tells you which is which.

Four percent of our Davie work is vacant land — a high share for a built-out county — because those acreage parcels still change hands undeveloped. Land valuation here depends on permitted use, road frontage, and whether utilities are at the property or a long way off.

The rest of the town is conventional: Forest Ridge, Arrowhead, Country Creek, Harmony Lakes and Riverstone are standard suburban communities where the analysis is ordinary. The skill is knowing which Davie a subject is in before pulling a single comparable.

Our record in Davie

361 appraisal assignments across 323 Davie properties, from 2001 through 2025 — 74% single-family homes, 7% condominiums, 7% completion certificates and 4% vacant land, with the balance in other report types.

Communities we have appraised in repeatedly include Forest Ridge, Riverstone, Arrowhead, Arrowhead Golf & Tennis, Country Creek, Exotic Acres and Harmony Lakes.

What we appraise here

Single-family homes, equestrian and acreage property, condominiums and townhomes, vacant residential land, and new or proposed construction. Residential only.

Common reasons clients call us in Davie

Estate and date-of-death valuation, divorce, land valuation, tax appeals, PMI removal, and pre-listing pricing. Acreage and equestrian files are the ones most likely to need a site inspection rather than a drive-by.