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Broward County is big, and "should we live in Broward?" is really a dozen different decisions. The county stretches from the beach to the edge of the Everglades, and each city has its own personality. Here's my honest, plain-language tour to help you narrow it down:
Walkable downtown, gorgeous beaches, boating everywhere. Best for people who want lifestyle and energy, from young professionals to families in the right pockets.
Consistently one of the most sought-after family towns in the county. Top schools, gated communities, big homes, and a safe, planned feel. If schools are your top priority and you want newer construction, start here.
Right next to Parkland but often more attainable. Great parks, strong community programs, and family-friendly through and through. A lot of buyers who love Parkland but want more house for the money land here.
Master-planned, immaculate, and very family-oriented, with excellent schools. It feels a bit like its own bubble, in the best way, though it's farther from the beach.
Where you go if you want land, maybe some horses, and a more laid-back pace while staying central. Areas like Long Lake Ranches and the ranch neighborhoods are unique in South Florida.
Walkable, diverse, and full of character, with easy access to downtown Fort Lauderdale. Popular with professionals and anyone who wants personality and value.
Beach living at a range of price points. Lauderdale-by-the-Sea is charming and small; Hollywood has its famous Broadwalk; Pompano is having a real moment with new development.
It comes down to three things: schools, commute, and how much beach-versus-space you want. Tell me your priorities and your budget, and I can usually match you to two or three cities that fit. That's my favorite part of this job!
Ready to Talk Real Estate?
Have questions about the Fort Lauderdale market or thinking about buying or selling? I’d be happy to help.
Joanna Levin
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