Regional business data
Local Market Intel.
South Florida,
the money-maker machine.
Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach add up to a $575 billion economy with 6.4 million people and 1.7 million businesses. We help local businesses stand out in this market with websites, online stores and brand identities built to be found on Google and artificial intelligence search.
The Tri-County area
Triple opportunities.
One market worth winning.
Before we design anything, we study your market. These are the official numbers for the three counties together, from the U.S. Census Bureau, the Bureau of Economic Analysis and the county property appraisers.
- 6.39M Residents 6,391,072 people U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts · July 1, 2025 estimate
- $575.0B Combined economy (GDP) Three counties together U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis · 2024
- 1.7M Businesses 222,388 with employees U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts · 2023 and 2024
- 2.43M Jobs at employer businesses U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts · 2023
- $149.3B Retail sales a year U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts · 2022
- $1.24T Taxable property value Newest roll from each county County property appraisers · 2026
Broward County
- 2.01MResidentsUp 3.5% since 2020U.S. Census Bureau · July 1, 2025
- $173.7BCounty economy (GDP)U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis · 2024
- 68,191Businesses with employees+404,638 with no employeesU.S. Census Bureau · 2023 and 2024
- $48.2BRetail sales a yearU.S. Census Bureau · 2022
- 20.9MVisitors a yearVisit Lauderdale · 2025
- 5.38MPort Everglades cruise guestsThird record year runningPort Everglades · Fiscal year 2026
Our home county, with a record 5.38 million Port Everglades cruise guests in fiscal year 2026 and more than 20.9 million travelers in 2025.
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Miami-Dade County
- 2.80MResidentsUp 3.7% since 2020U.S. Census Bureau · July 1, 2025
- $260.8BCounty economy (GDP)U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis · 2024
- 98,394Businesses with employees+828,607 with no employeesU.S. Census Bureau · 2023 and 2024
- $67.1BRetail sales a yearU.S. Census Bureau · 2022
- 28.3MVisitors a year$22.7B visitor spendingGreater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau · 2025
- 55.3MMIA airport passengersNo. 1 U.S. freight airportMiami-Dade Aviation Department · 2025
The largest economy of the three, where visitors spent $22.7 billion in 2025 and MIA handled 55.3 million passengers.
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Palm Beach County
- 1.58MResidentsUp 5.6% since 2020U.S. Census Bureau · July 1, 2025
- $140.5BCounty economy (GDP)U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis · 2024
- 55,803Businesses with employees+261,006 with no employeesU.S. Census Bureau · 2023 and 2024
- $34.0BRetail sales a yearU.S. Census Bureau · 2022
- 10.7MVisitors a yearUp 8% from 2024Discover The Palm Beaches · 2025
- 8.66MDJT airport passengersFormerly PBI. Up 3.0% from 2024Palm Beach County Department of Airports · 2025
The fastest growing of the three, up 5.6% since 2020, with more than 10.7 million visitors in 2025.
See Palm Beach citiesCounty logos belong to their counties and are shown for identification only. Bizsual is not affiliated with or endorsed by any county. Figures come from the public sources linked on each number. About this data
Online first
Your next customer is asking AI right now.
Every year, more people shop online and ask AI which business to choose. The businesses that show up first get the call.
- 17.1% Of U.S. retail sales happen online U.S. Census Bureau · Q2 2026
- +12.2% Online sales growth in a year Vs +6.7% for all retail U.S. Census Bureau · Q2 2026
- 45% Use AI for local business picks Up from 6% in 2025 BrightLocal survey · 2026
- 97% Read reviews of local businesses BrightLocal survey · 2026
Figures come from the public sources linked on each number. About this data
That is why we build every website, online store and brand to be found. Fast pages, clear answers and a look that earns trust, made for Google and recommended by super intelligence agents. Wherever your business sits in these three counties, your share of this market starts with Bizsual.
Let’s do this!The data: city by city
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- 32.2MFLL airport passengersFort Lauderdale 188,677 residents · Up 3.3%
- 10M+Sq ft of commercial developmentPembroke Pines 176,714 residents · Up 3.2%
- ~$1.5BReal estate development citywideHollywood 157,019 residents · Up 2.6%
- 3,900+Businesses in the cityMiramar 142,570 residents · Up 5.8%
- AAACity bond ratingCoral Springs 138,783 residents · Up 3.3%
- 28M+Square feet of industrial spacePompano Beach 117,211 residents · Up 4.6%
- $1BPlaza Davie District developmentDavie 110,851 residents · Up 4.8%
- 30,000+Jobs in the Sawgrass districtSunrise 98,846 residents · Up 1.5%
- 5,000+BusinessesPlantation 99,183 residents · Up 8.2%
- 5,995Active businessesDeerfield Beach 89,339 residents · Up 2.9%
- $483.1MRetail sales a yearLauderhill 75,668 residents · Up 1.5%
- ~80Companies in Tamarac Commerce ParkTamarac 74,134 residents · Up 3.1%
- $1.1BHealth care and social assistance revenue a yearWeston 69,588 residents · Up 2.2%
- 10M+PortMiami cruise passengersMiami 489,812 residents · Up 10.8%
- 8MSquare feet of industrial spaceHialeah 230,968 residents · Up 3.5%
- 420,000+Miami Open spectatorsMiami Gardens 113,579 residents · Up 1.9%
- $114.6MEverglades National Park visitor spendingHomestead 86,242 residents · Up 6.8%
- $11.4BTransportation and warehousing revenueDoral 81,634 residents · Up 7.6%
- $287.90Average hotel room rateMiami Beach 81,594 residents
- 1.5M+Square feet at Dadeland MallKendall 80,241 residents
- $6.8BTaxable property valueNorth Miami 60,884 residents · Up 1.2%
- 150+Multinational divisional headquartersCoral Gables 49,578 residents · Up 0.7%
- $69,604Retail sales per residentAventura 39,880 residents
- 8.7MDJT airport passengers a yearWest Palm Beach 127,189 residents · Up 8.4%
- 14,602Businesses in the cityBoca Raton 101,582 residents · Up 4.2%
- $11.1BTaxable property valueBoynton Beach 82,396 residents · Up 2.7%
- 9.3M+Downtown visitors a yearDelray Beach 69,809 residents · Up 4.4%
- $140MCarrier capital investment committedPalm Beach Gardens 63,883 residents · Up 8.0%
- 2MLB teams' spring training homeJupiter 62,350 residents · Up 2.1%
- $607.3MWinter Equestrian Festival impactWellington 62,662 residents · Up 1.7%
Local Know-How
Questions owners ask.
Where is Bizsual based?
We’re a Broward County design studio serving all of South Florida: Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach.
Powering South Florida’s digital evolution from the heart of Broward County. We know this market because we live and work in it.
Our Local Market Intel pages show the business numbers for every county and city we serve across the Tri-County area.
Link to this answerDo you speak Spanish and build Spanish websites?
Sí, hablamos Español. We build websites in Spanish or in both English and Spanish. We can also talk through your project in either language.
Many South Florida customers search and ask AI in Spanish. A Spanish website meets them in their own language.
Link to this answerDo people really use AI to find local businesses?
Yes. People now ask ChatGPT, Gemini and Google’s AI a full question and get one short answer with only a few names in it.
A 2026 national survey found that 45% of U.S. consumers now use AI tools to find local businesses, up from 6% the year before.
When the answer only has room for a few names, being one of them matters more than ever. That shift is the reason Bizsual exists.
Link to this answerIs AI search only for big brands?
No. Local questions get local answers. When someone asks for a plumber in Hollywood or a bakery in Boca Raton, AI looks for local businesses it can read and trust.
That’s good news for small businesses. You don’t need a national budget. You need a clear, consistent presence in your own market.
Link to this answerHow do AI assistants decide which business to recommend?
They lean on information they can read and trust: your website, your Google Business Profile, your reviews, what other sites say about you and how directly your pages answer the question asked.
A study of ChatGPT’s local answers found that business websites made up more than half of the sources it cited. Your website is still the center of it all.
No one outside these companies knows the exact recipe and it keeps changing. That’s why the Search AI Program studies your market and adjusts every month.
Link to this answerMy Google Business Profile and my website say different things. Does it matter?
Yes. When your hours, services or service area disagree, search engines and AI assistants trust both sources less.
The Search AI Program lines up the facts across your site, your profile and your listings so every source tells the same story.
Link to this answerWhy hire a local South Florida studio?
Because we know the market your customers live in: the cities, the neighborhoods, the languages and the competition.
We’re Floridians serving Floridians. You know who you’re working with and we know who your customers are.
Link to this answerWhich areas do you serve?
All of South Florida’s Tri-County area: Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach, including 30 cities from Homestead to Jupiter.
Broward: Fort Lauderdale, Pembroke Pines, Hollywood, Miramar, Coral Springs, Pompano Beach, Davie, Sunrise, Plantation, Deerfield Beach, Lauderhill, Tamarac and Weston.
Miami-Dade: Miami, Hialeah, Miami Gardens, Homestead, Doral, Miami Beach, Kendall, North Miami, Coral Gables and Aventura.
Palm Beach: West Palm Beach, Boca Raton, Boynton Beach, Delray Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, Jupiter and Wellington.
Our Local Market Intel pages show the business numbers for each of those cities.
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