Broward Neighborhood Guide
Explore the best places to live across Broward County—then download the full PDF.
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Choosing where to live or invest in Broward County comes down to lifestyle, commute, schools, parks, and access to water. Use this post to scan highlights, jump to a city, and then grab the full guide for deeper detail.
Fort Lauderdale
Known as the “Venice of America,” Fort Lauderdale offers a lifestyle centered on water. With 165 miles of navigable canals, a bustling downtown, and a vibrant arts scene, it’s a magnet for both boaters and professionals. Las Olas Boulevard serves as the cultural hub, lined with galleries, high-end dining, and nightlife. Waterfront living is the highlight here, with luxury condos, historic neighborhoods like Victoria Park, and estates in Rio Vista. Residents enjoy a mix of coastal relaxation and urban convenience.
Pembroke Pines
Pembroke Pines blends suburban comfort with urban convenience. Families are drawn to its excellent schools, expansive parks like CB Smith Park, and master-planned communities such as SilverLakes and Pembroke Falls. The Pembroke Pines City Center anchors the city with cultural events, concerts, and dining. The Frank Art Gallery also attracts those interested in arts and culture. Centrally located between Miami and Fort Lauderdale, it offers quick commutes and a balanced quality of life.
Weston
Weston is a master-planned gem known for its manicured landscapes, scenic lakes, and family-oriented vibe. The city features top-rated schools, Weston Regional Park, and the bustling Weston Town Center with its shops and community events. Neighborhoods like Savanna and Weston Hills offer a blend of luxury and practicality. Weston is ideal for those seeking tranquility while remaining connected, thanks to easy access to I-75 and proximity to the Everglades.
Davie
Davie stands out for its equestrian lifestyle and rural charm, complete with over 165 miles of horse trails. The town hosts cultural gems like Bergeron Rodeo Grounds and historic sites such as the Old Davie School. It is also an academic hub, home to Nova Southeastern University and several colleges. The mix of open spaces, horse ranches, and modern conveniences creates a unique lifestyle for those wanting space while remaining close to Miami and Fort Lauderdale.
Hollywood
Hollywood balances history with modern appeal. Its famed Hollywood Beach Broadwalk stretches 2.5 miles, offering a pedestrian-friendly oceanfront lined with cafés and shops. Downtown Hollywood and ArtsPark at Young Circle host frequent festivals and art shows, building a sense of community. The city’s neighborhoods vary from waterfront condos on the Intracoastal to historic single-family homes. With its location between Miami and Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood offers a coastal lifestyle with easy regional connectivity.
Plantation
Plantation is a green, established community with wide boulevards, tree-lined neighborhoods, and strong civic planning. Residents enjoy Plantation Walk, a mixed-use destination with shops and entertainment, and Central Park, which offers sports fields and recreation. The city blends suburban comfort with business access, thanks to its central Broward location. Communities like Jacaranda and Plantation Acres are especially popular for their charm and convenience.
Coral Springs
Coral Springs is a model of organized planning, known for its tree-lined streets, family parks, and cultural destinations like the Coral Springs Center for the Arts. The Walk on University offers shopping and dining, while neighborhoods such as Heron Bay and Kensington showcase diverse housing options. With award-winning schools and strong civic engagement, Coral Springs attracts families and professionals alike who want a suburban lifestyle with metropolitan perks.
Sunrise
Sunrise is a hub for shopping and entertainment in Broward. Sawgrass Mills, one of the largest outlet malls in the country, and Amerant Bank Arena, a major sports and concert venue, anchor the city. Sunrise also features diverse neighborhoods, from condominiums to spacious family homes, and community spaces like Welleby Park. Its location near major highways makes it a convenient base for commuting while enjoying suburban comfort.
Miramar
Miramar combines suburban polish with cultural diversity. The Miramar Cultural Center hosts live performances and exhibitions, while master-planned communities such as Silver Lakes and Sunset Lakes provide family-friendly living. Business parks and corporate campuses are on the rise, making it attractive for professionals. Its location between Miami and Fort Lauderdale provides a strategic advantage for commuters, blending convenience with lifestyle.
Tamarac
Tamarac is a calm, community-focused city with a suburban feel. Known for its clean streets and active civic programs, it offers affordable housing and diverse living options. Recreational spots like Caporella Park and the Aquatic Center give families plenty of options. Tamarac’s ongoing redevelopment projects show its commitment to growth while maintaining a welcoming environment for residents seeking value and convenience.
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