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Coral Springs is a small city in Broward County, Florida close to both Pompano beach and Boca Raton. It started as a master-planned community and, like many enclaves of homes for sale in Florida, grew in population rapidly. Living in Coral Springs is attractive for those looking for a change of pace. From homes for sale in Coral Springs that offer stunning views of the azure water from homes located directly on the beach to homes nestled amongst countless amenities such as excellent schools, exquisite restaurants, and plenty of recreational activities, this location has something for everyone.

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Coral Springs, FL, Homes for Sale

Homes for sale in Coral Springs, FL, range from $150K to $2M. The median home price is $599K for a single-family three-to-four-bedroom home. The average rent in Coral Springs is $2.3K per month. A great benefit of living in Coral Springs homes for sale is they have the second lowest property tax in Broward County, making homeownership more appealing for buyers in and out of Florida.

When houses are listed in Coral Springs, they spend, on average, 60 days or less on the market. Home values have been on a continuous rise over the last five years. With the increasing home value, quiet and family-friendly atmosphere, and low property tax, Coral Springs is an ideal area to purchase a home in.

Coral Springs Neighborhoods

Coral Creek

Just south of Highway 869 on the northeast side of the city, Coral Creek is an affluent neighborhood in Coral Springs. The median price of homes for sale in Coral Creek is $720K, with single-family homes on large plots. The homes in Coral Creek have large square footage with a minimum of 4 bedrooms but frequently have five or more bedrooms.

Ramblewood South

Nestled on the south side of Coral Springs, Ramblewood South is a moderately priced urban neighborhood. The median home price here is $513K for medium-sized homes. Homes for sale in Ramblewood South are a mix of small (one to two bedrooms) homes, townhouses, and apartments. Ramblewood South is appealing to small families due to its proximity to Ramblewood Middle School and several city parks.

Kensington

Ste between Highway 869 and Wiles Rd, Kensington is a moderately high-priced neighborhood in Coral Springs. The median price for homes for sale in Kensington is $698K, and the homes are moderately large with individual plots. The homes in Kensington are large and visually appealing, with lots of green areas.

Oakwood

Oakwood is an appealingly priced neighborhood, with median home prices at $470K. Oakwood is a suburban neighborhood and is on the south side of Coral Springs, with a lot of waterfront properties. The homes for sale in Oakwood are medium-sized, with an average of three to four bedrooms.

Coral Springs, FL Schools

Public schools in Coral Springs, FL, are managed by the Broward County Public Schools district. Coral Springs High School has received praise for constantly improving its curriculum throughout the years. Both Coral Springs Middle School and Forest Glen Middle School have received 5-Star ratings more than four years in a row.

Elementary Schools In Coral Springs, Florida

Coral Springs Elementary School
Forest Hills Elementary School
Parkside Elementary School
Ramblewood Elementary School
Westchester Elementary School

Middle Schools In Coral Springs, Florida

Coral Springs Middle School
Forest Glen Middle School
Ramblewood Middle School
Sawgrass Springs Middle School

High Schools In Coral Springs, Florida

Coral Glades High School
Coral Springs High School
J.P. Taravella High School

A note: A portion of Coral Springs is zoned to Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland.

Private and Charter Schools In Coral Springs, Florida

Broward Community Charter School
Coral Springs Charter School
Academy High School
Atlantis Academy
Saint Andrew Catholic School
North Broward Preparatory Schools

Frequently Asked Questions About Coral Springs, FL Real Estate

What Is The Zip Code For Coral Springs, Florida?

Seven zip codes, including five residential ones (33065, 33067, 33071, 33073, 33075, 33076, 33077), make up the City of Coral Springs, FL. It covers approximately 24 square miles and is 13 feet above sea level.

Where Is The Nearest Commercial Airport In Coral Springs, Florida?

There are two main airports in close proximity to Coral Springs, FL. The closest airport is the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport. It is approximately 27 miles southeast of Coral Springs. If the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood Airport doesn't have the flight route you need, you can also try the Miami International Airport, 40 miles south of the Palm Beach International Airport, 44 miles north.

What County Is Coral Springs, FL, In?

Coral Springs, FL, is located in Broward County, Florida. Coral Springs is part of the Miami metropolitan area, but it is not in Miami-Dade County despite this.

How Far Are Other Popular Cities from Coral Springs, Florida?

Boca Raton is 16 mils northeast via I-95
Delray Beach is 28 miles north via I-95
Miami is 46 miles south via FL-869
Melbourne is 146 miles north via I-95 and the Florida Turnpike
Orlando is 206 miles northwest via the Florida Turnpike
Clearwater is 265 miles northwest via I-75

Is Coral Springs, FL, a Good Place To Live?

Coral Springs is frequently rated one of the best places to live in both Broward County and Florida overall. Coral Springs is set right against the 1.5 million acres of the Florida Everglades, and this proximity to nature is displayed in many aspects of the city. Coral Springs offers a quiet, tucked-away small-town feel while still having access to beaches and bigger cities like Fort Lauderdale and Miami, FL. Coral Springs has a low crime rate and consistently high-rated schools, making it appealing for families with children and retirees.

Things to Do in Coral Springs, FL

Sawgrass Nature Center

This nature center is located just off Sawgrass Expressway, and it is primarily a wildlife hospital. The Nature Center is a nonprofit, volunteer-run organization dedicated to the care and rehabilitation of natural wildlife in South Florida. On average, Sawgrass Nature Center treats 700 animals every year. Over 30 species live on site, and the center has education seminars and events to help public education.

Coral Springs Center for the Arts

This 30,000-square-foot center is a cultural epicenter of visual and performing arts. The Center for the Arts is home to the Coral Springs Museum of Art, the International Peace Garden, and a 1470-seat theater.

Butterfly World

Butterfly World is an attraction for all ages. It sits at the heart of Tradewinds Park and is an island of serenity with many draws for visitors. Butterfly World has waterfalls, gardens, and other creatures apart from butterflies. You can see budgies, lorikeets, and even bugs like tarantulas and scorpions at the Bug Zoo. You can also purchase plants that will draw native butterflies to your own garden.

Tall Cypress Natural Area

Covering 66 acres of swamp and Flatwoods, the Tall Cypress Natural Area is one of the last remaining spots of cypress basin swamp and pine flatwoods in South Florida. Miles of trail wind through the park and bring you right under the canopy formed by the pine, palm, and cypress trees. Tall Cypress is a popular place for bird watchers to come and catch sight of local birds like the great horned owl and woodpeckers.

Orchid and Cypress Parks

These two parks are the most popular parks in Coral Springs. Cypress Park has a water park for the kids, and Orchid Park is much quieter and is a peaceful place for adults. Both parks have picnic pavilions, walking trails, and a plethora of trees, bushes, and flowers.

Living in Coral Springs, FL

Cost of Living in Coral Springs, Florida

Coral Springs has a high cost of living, around 22% higher than the Florida average and the national average. The Coral Springs, FL, households have a median income of $77,500.

Healthcare in Coral Springs, Florida

The primary healthcare provider near the homes for sale in Coral Springs is the Coral Springs Medical Center. The Coral Springs Medical Center is managed by Broward health and has consistently been rated in the top 2% of hospitals nationwide.

Weather in Coral Springs, Florida

Coral Springs has a tropical rainforest climate, which features a long, hot, and humid summer and a short winter. Coral Springs does not have a large amount of rainfall, only averaging 57 inches per year. The winters in Coral Springs rarely see temperatures below 58°F.

Transportation in Coral Springs, Florida

Public transportation in Coral Springs is primarily offered by Broward County Transit, with the primary mode being city buses. The closest airport to Coral Springs is the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport. Only one limited-access highway that has access to most homes for sale in Coral Springs is State Road 869, regionally called the Sawgrass Expressway.

Job Market in Coral Springs, Florida

The top employers in Coral Springs are Fiserv and ALliance ENtertainment. The bulk of Coral Springs's working-age population work in the management and sales sectors. The unemployment rate in Coral Springs is 2.5%, which is well below the national and statewide rates. Coral Springs's job market has seen steady and increasing growth every year.

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