Fort Lauderdale · Harbor Beach · Las Olas

Our Legacy is Your Future.

Five generations of Broward roots and three decades on the water — a boutique firm guiding buyers and sellers from Harbor Beach to Las Olas and the Isles.

Proven Results

251 closings on record

Five generations in Broward. One boutique standard.

I’m a fifth-generation Broward native, and I’ve spent more than three decades helping families buy and sell along the water and across the county I grew up in. Lamar Fisher’s family has been part of Pompano Beach for just as long — he leads the third generation of Fisher Auction Company — and together we built Fisher-McClellan on that same ground.

We created the firm to be a boutique on purpose. Staying small keeps us nimble and creative: the people who know your deal are the people running it, and every client gets accuracy, discretion and a principal at the table.

That’s the difference between a broker who works here and one who’s from here — the neighborhoods, the tides, the quiet streets that never hit a listing site. Our legacy is your future.

— Wm. Mobley McClellan, Founder, Broker & Managing Partner

5Generations of Broward Roots
33+Years of Experience
$245.1MIn Sales Since 2016
250+Closings on Record

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which neighborhoods does Fisher-McClellan know best?
Our deepest ground is Fort Lauderdale’s waterfront: Harbor Beach and Point of Americas, Las Olas Isles, Rio Vista and the Bay Club Drive area in north Fort Lauderdale, with representation across Broward and into Miami-Dade and Palm Beach. Every pin on the map above is a home our firm has closed.
What should I know before buying in an older oceanfront condo in Fort Lauderdale?
Florida now requires milestone structural inspections and structural integrity reserve studies for older condominium buildings, and many associations are funding repairs and reserves through special assessments or higher dues. Before you commit, review the building’s latest inspection and reserve study, the association budget and reserves, any pending or approved assessments, the master insurance policy and recent board minutes. We help buyers read those documents and ask the right questions before the inspection period ends.
What does “no fixed bridges” mean on a Fort Lauderdale waterfront listing?
It means a boat can reach the Intracoastal and the ocean without passing under a fixed-height bridge. That’s the premium tier for sailboats and larger yachts. A fixed bridge on the route caps vertical clearance and limits the boats a property can serve, so it’s one of the biggest value drivers on the city’s waterways.
What should I check before buying a waterfront home?
Look at the water as closely as the house: seawall age and condition, the dock and any lift, water depth at the dock and along the route out, distance to open water, the flood zone and the home’s elevation, and what insurance will cost. Each of these can move long-term value as much as the house itself, and we walk buyers through every one.
How do you determine what my waterfront home is worth?
Waterfront value turns on details a general valuation misses: feet of frontage, ocean access, wide-water or point-lot views, depth and dockage, and seawall condition. We price from recent comparable closings, not list prices, and walk you through exactly how each of those factors moves your number.
How do you market a luxury home?
Every listing gets professional architectural photography and positioning written for the buyers most likely to pay for what the home offers, and we put it in front of those buyers rather than simply the widest audience. For sellers who value privacy, we tailor how visible the sale is to their goals.
Why work with a boutique brokerage instead of a large firm?
Because the people who know your deal are the people running it. Fisher-McClellan pairs five generations of Broward roots and more than three decades on the water with a principal at the table on every transaction, along with the discretion and accuracy our clients expect.
Do you handle commercial property, and is auction an option?
Yes to both. We represent buyers and sellers in residential and commercial real estate, and our firm’s roots include a generational auction and marketing background, so we can advise on whether a conventional sale or another path best fits your goals.

Thinking of buying or selling?

Put five generations of Broward experience to work for you. Reach the Fisher-McClellan team today.

Fisher-McClellan Real Estate(954) 684-8469info@fmcrealestate.com