New Construction Projects in Southwest Ranches, Florida

Project 1: Logistics Center at Southwest Ranches

• Developer: FRP Development Corp.
• Location: Intersection of SW 202nd Avenue and Sheridan Street, Southwest Ranches, FL (24-acre site).
• Type: Commercial (Class A industrial/logistics warehouse).
• Units/Size: Approximately 300,000+ square feet of warehouse space.
• Status: Announced / Pre-construction (site acquired off-market; entitlements secured after ~2.5-year process).
• Expected Completion: 2028.
• Description: Modern industrial facility featuring 36-foot clear heights, dock-high loading, trailer parking, expansive truck courts, and flexible configurations for logistics, manufacturing, and regional distribution users. Groundbreaking planned for later in 2026; benefits from strong regional connectivity to major highways, ports, and airports.[1][2]

Project 2: South Florida Wildlife Center New Campus

• Developer: South Florida Wildlife Center (in partnership with Town of Southwest Ranches and Broward County School Board).
• Location: 8-acre leased property in Southwest Ranches, FL (exact address not widely publicized).
• Type: Institutional/Commercial (wildlife hospital and education campus).
• Units/Size: Not specified in public sources (includes hospital facilities, education spaces, etc.).
• Status: Announced (lease agreement reached; planning underway).
• Expected Completion: Limited public information available (construction expected to begin in 2026).
• Description: New state-of-the-art wildlife hospital and care campus to relocate from Fort Lauderdale, featuring triage/surgery/labs, education/auditorium spaces, training facilities, and community areas. Aligned with the town’s rural and conservation values.[3]

Notes: Southwest Ranches maintains a rural, equestrian character with strict limits on large-scale development. Most "new construction" activity consists of individual custom luxury single-family estates or small plats of a few homes (often listed on real estate sites like Zillow/Realtor.com), rather than named master-planned projects with multiple units. No other significant announced residential, mixed-use, or commercial developments with project-level details were identified in verifiable sources as of September 2026. Municipal capital improvements (e.g., parks, drainage) are not included as private new construction projects.