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Broward County Real Estate Stats
| Average Price | $1.2M |
|---|---|
| Lowest Price | $300K |
| Highest Price | $45M |
| Total Listings | 1,163 |
| Avg. Price/SQFT | $484 |
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About Living in Broward County
Broward County sits between Palm Beach and Miami-Dade, with coastal cities, suburban neighborhoods, and lively downtown districts. More than 1.9 million residents call it home, drawn by beaches, employment centers, and year-round recreation. Fort Lauderdale is the county seat and a major hub for business, boating, and travel.
Housing choices range from waterfront condos to single-family homes in planned communities across Coral Springs, Weston, and Pembroke Pines. Commuters use I‑95, the Turnpike, and Tri‑Rail to reach jobs across South Florida. Zach Greenberg and our Realtors® at Coastal Real Estate Pros can help you compare areas, price points, and lifestyle fit.
Homes for Sale in Broward County
You will find high-rise condos near the ocean, townhomes close to shopping, and single-family homes with neighborhood amenities. Waterfront buyers focus on canals and Intracoastal access for boating. Family buyers often target top-rated school zones and parks in western suburbs.
Condo buildings in Fort Lauderdale and Pompano Beach offer security, fitness centers, and on-site services. Newer developments appear along the west corridor where land remains available. Our team will match property type, budget, and community features to your goals.
Amenities and Local Highlights
Broward County offers extensive recreation, healthcare access, and cultural attractions. Highlights include:
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Atlantic beaches in Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, and Pompano Beach
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Las Olas Boulevard dining, galleries, and nightlife
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Port Everglades cruise terminals and marina services
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Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport for domestic and international travel
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Brightline service connecting Miami, Aventura, Boca Raton, West Palm Beach, and Orlando
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Hugh Taylor Birch State Park trails, kayaking, and picnicking
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Hard Rock Live entertainment and restaurants in Hollywood
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BB&T Center events and professional hockey in Sunrise
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Nova Southeastern University campus and research facilities
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Regional shopping at Sawgrass Mills and Galleria Mall
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Year-round festivals, art fairs, and community markets
Education in Broward County
Broward County Public Schools is one of the largest districts in the nation with magnet and career programs. Families also consider charter and private options distributed across east and west communities. Higher education choices include Nova Southeastern University, Broward College, and satellite campuses for several universities.
Broward County Real Estate Frequently Asked Questions
How competitive is the Broward County housing market?
Competition varies by neighborhood, with coastal condos and single-family homes in top school areas moving fastest. Cash offers are common for updated properties near the beach. Pre-approval and clear criteria help you act quickly when the right home appears.
What property tax levels should I expect in Broward County?
Tax rates typically fall around one percent of assessed value, though city levies and special districts influence the final bill. Primary residents may qualify for a homestead exemption that reduces taxable value. Our Realtors® can help you estimate yearly costs for specific addresses.
What are the main commuting and transit options in Broward County?
Drivers rely on I‑95, Florida’s Turnpike, I‑595, and the Sawgrass Expressway. Tri‑Rail connects Broward to Palm Beach and Miami-Dade during peak hours. Brightline adds fast service to downtown stations, which helps for business trips and airport transfers.
Is Broward County a good fit for retirees?
Many retirees choose Broward for healthcare access, airports, and year-round activities. Age-restricted communities exist in several cities, along with condos that simplify maintenance. Proximity to beaches and cultural venues supports an active lifestyle.
How walkable are Broward County neighborhoods?
Walkability improves near coastal districts and downtown Fort Lauderdale, where daily errands are close together. Suburban areas provide sidewalks and bike routes but remain car-oriented for shopping and commuting. If walkability matters, we will target zones near transit and mixed-use centers.
What healthcare options are available across Broward County?
Major systems include Memorial Healthcare and Broward Health, both operating hospitals and specialty centers. Private practices and urgent care clinics fill gaps between large campuses. Access to specialized medicine is strong, particularly around university and research facilities.
What luxury home options exist in Broward County?
Luxury options include oceanfront condos, point-lot estates with deep-water dockage, and golf community homes in western suburbs. Buildings along the beach offer concierge services, fitness centers, and security. Canal properties with wide water views remain in high demand among boaters.
How does flood risk affect Broward real estate?
Flood risk differs by elevation, distance from waterways, and storm drainage. Lenders may require flood insurance in designated zones. We review FEMA maps, seller disclosures, and elevation certificates so you understand exposure and insurance needs.
Are there new construction opportunities in Broward County?
Yes, infill condo projects rise along the coast, while townhome and single-family communities appear in western cities. New builds provide modern layouts, energy efficiency, and builder warranties. Availability changes quickly, so we track releases and incentives.
What outdoor activities are popular in Broward County?
Residents enjoy beaches, boating on canals and the Intracoastal, and kayaking near state parks. Cyclists use greenways and neighborhood routes across west Broward. Golf, tennis, and pickleball facilities are widely available through clubs and city parks.
How is public safety across Broward communities?
Safety varies by city and even by subdivision. Gated neighborhoods and condo buildings often include controlled access and on-site staff. We recommend reviewing recent crime data and speaking with local departments when evaluating a location.
What is the cost of living like in Broward County?
Housing near the beach carries higher pricing, while inland areas offer broader affordability. Insurance, association dues, and transportation should be part of total monthly planning. We provide property-level estimates so you can compare true costs across neighborhoods.
Work With Our Team
Choosing a home in Broward County involves weighing commute routes, school options, insurance, and neighborhood features. Zach Greenberg and our Realtors® at Coastal Real Estate Pros will help you target areas that align with your budget and daily routine. Tell us how you live, and we will organize a search plan, preview matches, and guide you from offer to closing with clear next steps.
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