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Methodology

How LotViews works, and what it does not claim

The figures on this site link here. Public records in, a source beside each fact, and coverage stated plainly.

Data sources

  • Florida Department of Revenue tax roll and county parcel maps (public record)
  • Florida Division of Corporations (Sunbiz) and DBPR licensee records (public record)
  • USDA NAIP and county aerial orthophotography (public)
  • OpenStreetMap (© OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL)

Coverage, September 2026

FigureWhat it countsSource
111,866commercial lots mappedLotViews internal measurement, 2026-09-16
127,903owners and managers linkedLotViews internal measurement, 2026-09-16
166,244aerial photos across the yearsLotViews internal measurement, 2026-09-16

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653[S2]

specialty-trade contractor establishments in Broward + Palm Beach (NAICS 238990)

$12-30M[S3]

estimated yearly public spend on parking-lot maintenance in the two counties

$31.7M[S4]

federal pavement-maintenance awards in Florida, FY2022-26, across 57 contracts

16.3%[S5]

Broward office vacancy, Q2 2026, a signal for deferred lot maintenance

Limits

Condition evidence from imagery is limited to about 2% of parcels today [S1]; we show it where we have it and say so where we do not. Permit history is planned next.

Sources

[S1]LotViews coverage measurement (condition evidence), 2026-09-28
[S2]US Census Bureau, County Business Patterns 2023: Broward 307 + Palm Beach 346 employer establishments, NAICS 238990
[S3]LotViews research, state and local public spending (FACTS, county and school contracts, city portals), 2026-09-28; an estimate, midpoint about $20M
[S4]USAspending.gov award search, Florida place of performance, FY2022-26, retrieved 2026-09-28
[S5]Cushman & Wakefield, Fort Lauderdale MarketBeat Q2 2026, published 2026-07-24