Originally named by developer Herbert Sadkin with input from writer William Safire, Lauderhill has transformed from its mid-century beginnings into a diverse South Florida community with strong Caribbean influences. Located in north-central Broward County just minutes from Fort Lauderdale, this 8.5-square-mile city offers renters a mix of housing options with average one-bedroom apartments renting for around $1,744 per month.

Lauderhill stands out for its international sporting venue, Central Broward Park and Stadium, which hosts professional cricket matches as the first ICC-certified cricket ground in the United States. The Inverrary neighborhood, anchored by the historic golf course that once hosted the Jackie Gleason Inverrary Classic, features well-maintained rental townhomes and boutique apartment communities. The city's strategic location at the intersection of major transportation corridors provides convenient access to the Sawgrass Expressway, I-95, and Florida's Turnpike for commutes throughout South Florida.

The rental market in Lauderhill includes a variety of options from modern apartments to established communities with spacious floor plans. The Lauderhill Mall and Boulevard Shopping Center serve local residents, while the Lauderhill Performing Arts Center hosts year-round entertainment. The city maintains several community parks, including Veterans Park and West Wind Park. The local dining scene reflects the area's multicultural heritage, particularly along State Road 7/US-441, where Caribbean restaurants and international eateries showcase the city's diversity. Lauderhill's rental prices remain competitive compared to neighboring communities like Plantation and Fort Lauderdale, where similar properties typically command higher rates.