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Homes For Sale In Hollywood, FL

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Hollywood is a popular Floridian city for snowbirds and growing families to consider when looking at Florida real estate. Established in 1920 by Joseph Young, who was looking to build a "Dream City," Hollywood, FL, has since flourished into a thriving city often seen as one of the first planned communities in South Florida. The current population of Hollywood, FL, is just over 150K people. Check out some of our listings below and see if the homes for sale in Hollywood, FL, are a good fit for you.

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Real Estate Market in Hollywood, FL

Homes For Sale in Hollywood, Florida

Hollywood, FL, is quickly becoming more than a city for snowbirds. Current homes for sale in Hollywood, FL, are selling at approximately the same price as the seller lists the home for. Homes for sale in Hollywood, FL sit on the market for an average of 30 days, which is a good turnover time for buyers without feeling the need to rush through a purchase.

The median list price for a three-bedroom single-family home in Hollywood, FL, is $450K, and a single-family four-bedroom averages at $510K. Homes in the neighborhood of Hollywood Lakes are on the extreme end of list prices, with the average list price of homes here starting in the $900K range and going for upwards of $4M. These Hollywood real estate are right on the waterfront, and the pricing reflects this.

Popular Neighborhoods In Hollywood, Florida

Emerald Hills

An affluent neighborhood, Emerald Hills is bordered by Sheridan Street and Stirling Road. Houses for sale in Emerald Hills have an average price of $635K, but it isn't unusual to see houses sell for upwards of $1M. One convenience to Emerald Hills is being less than 15 minutes from the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood Airport and less than 20 minutes from Hollywood Beach.

Hollywood Hills

An ideal neighborhood for families with children, Hollywood Hills is west of I-95 and east of SR-7. Homes for sale in Hollywood Hills range from $150K-$750K, but the median price is $380K. Hollywood Hills is very close to downtown Hollywood, with lots of green spaces, and close to the Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital.

Highland Gardens

Considered a traditional suburban neighborhood, Highland Gardens has reasonably priced single-family homes averaging $250K. Most homes for sale in Highland Gardens are just east of I-95 and the area is walkable to Hollywood Blvd. Highland Gardens has a higher ratio of rentals than some other neighborhoods in Hollywood, so it may be a good option for young professionals.

Liberia

This reasonably priced neighborhood is on the north side of Hollywood, FL. Single-family homes for sale in Liberia start in the mid $200s and do not often exceed $400K. Liberia is close to US1 and I-95, giving you quick access to commuting and exploring the Miami metropolitan area.

South Central Beach

More expensive than Hollywood Beach but much smaller, homes in South Central Beach average $425K, but this price can go up the closer you are to the waterfront. Due to its slightly more southern location, residents of South Central Beach have easy access to Miami and the nightlife, festivals, and activities it offers.

Hollywood, FL, Schools

Hollywood, FL, schools fall under Broward County Schools, the sixth-largest school district in the country. Broward County Schools have a long history of success in managing the large student population they serve. Within Hollywood, FL, there are 32 public and 24 private schools.

Elementary and Middle Schools In Hollywood, Florida

Colbert Elementary School
Hollywood Central Elementary
Oakridge Elementary School
Apollo Middle School
Olsen Middle School

High Schools In Hollywood, Florida

Hollywood Hills High School
South Broward High School
McArthur High School
Sheridan Technical College and High School

Private Schools In Hollywood, Florida

Hollywood Christian School
West Park Preparatory School
Beacon Hill School

Colleges and Universities Near Hollywood, Florida

Broward College
Nova Southeastern University
Keiser University

Frequently Asked Questions About Hollywood Real Estate

What Is The Zip Code For Hollywood, Florida?

The city of Hollywood, FL, comprises 10 zip codes over a land area of just over 30 square miles. Top zip codes for buyers of homes for sale in Hollywood are: 33019, 33020, 33021, and 33024.

Where Is The Nearest Commercial Airport In Hollywood, Florida?

The city of Hollywood, FL, is served by the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL), located just 15 minutes north of downtown. The Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood Airport is in Broward County and is the 22nd busiest airport in the United States. If you are looking into longer international flights, you may need to head to Miami International Airport in Miami, FL, for better prices and airline options.

What County Is Hollywood, Florida in?

Hollywood, FL, is in southern Florida, nestled in Broward County on the southeast coast of the state. Broward County is part of the Miami metropolitan area and is the second most populous county in Florida.

How Far Is Hollywood, FL, From Other Popular Florida cities?

Boca Raton is 27 miles northeast via I-95
Miami is 22 miles south via I-95
Naples is 111 miles west via I-75
Orlando is 221 miles north via the Florida Turnpike
Tallahassee is 469 miles northwest via the Florida Turnpike
Savannah, GA, is 473 miles north via I-95

What Is Hollywood, FL, Known For?

Despite its reputation as a home for snowbirds, Hollywood, FL, is also well known as the home of the superstar baseball player Joe DiMaggio. Hollywood is also the home of John Walsh, host of America's Most Wanted.

Things to Do in Hollywood, FL

Hollywood Beach

The Hollywood Beach Blvd stretches nearly 3 miles up the Florida coast. Hollywood Beach has stunning sands and is a quieter option nestled between Miami and Fort Lauderdale. Hollywood Beach is a great place for families with children as it is quieter than many of the main Miami beaches.

Anne Kolb Nature Center

Built on more than 1500 acres, the Anne Kolb Nature Center is an expanse of wetlands populated with protective mangroves. All of the plants and animals at the nature center are native to Florida, and all are endangered or protected species. There are several ways to explore the many acres, either by the four main trails or even by boat!

Art and Culture Center

You can find this contemporary gallery just south of the ArtsPark at Young Circle. The Arts and Culture Center was established in 1975 and regularly hosts innovative artists and hosts educational programs. The Arts and Culture Center has a 500-seat theater to offer performing arts programs in complement to its visual arts program.

Topeekeegee Yugnee Park

A 138-acre park tucked inside Hollywood, Topeekeegee Yugnee Park is an oasis for all ages. The park has biking and walking paths, a water park, and even a fitness facility. You can fish and swim and take a paddle boat out onto the swimming lagoon in the park. Topeekeegee is one of over 60 parks in Hollywood.

Marine Environmental Education Center

This educational center in Hollywood, FL, has a plethora of programming to help educate the public on the importance of marine preservation. Captain, an adorable sea turtle, is an ambassador for education and preservation at Marine Environment Education Center.

Downtown Hollywood Mural Project

This public art installation is hard to miss when exploring Hollywood, FL. The installation was done by both local and international artists and features a range of topics from politics to local culture.

Living in Hollywood, FL

Cost of Living in Hollywood, Florida

When compared to the United States average, the cost of living in Hollywood, FL homes for sale is approximately 10% higher. Despite this, Hollywood is not cost-prohibitive as a whole. Many areas of the city are comfortable for families and young professionals making an average income to settle.

Healthcare in Hollywood, Florida

Memorial Regional Hospital is located on Johnson Street in West Hollywood, FL. Memorial Regional Hospital is a Level I Trauma Center in addition to its state-of-the-art Cardiac, Cancer, and Neuroscience Institute. Another amazing addition to MRH is the Perry Family Birthplace, a state-of-the-art labor and delivery unit. Just across the street is the Joe DiMaggio Children's hospital for easy access to any neonatal and pediatric emergencies.

Weather in Hollywood, Florida

Hollywood, FL, has weather typical of southern coastal Florida. Hollywood falls into the tropical rainforest climate classification, resulting in hot, humid, and rainy summers. During the winter, you will rarely, if ever, see snow, and temperatures rarely drop below the mid-50s.

When looking at homes for sale in Hollywood, FL, it is important to remember the city is on the Atlantic coast and, therefore, at risk for yearly hurricanes. Hurricane season runs from June through November with the highest occurrences being August-October.

Job Market in Hollywood, FL

Hollywood, FL, is primarily a town of retirees and tourists. Despite this, their economy is not driven entirely by the presence of tourists and snowbirds. Hollywood is home to HEICO, a major aerospace parts manufacturer, as well as a large Chewy customer service office and warehouse space.

Transportation in Hollywood, FL

Broward County Transit operates public buses throughout the Hollywood homes for sale to allow residents to navigate the city with ease. The Tri-Rail has two stations as well, located at Sheridan Street and Hollywood. Interstate 95 is the main thoroughfare passing through Hollywood, running north to south. Interstate 595 runs west to east just north of the city, as well as the Florida Turnpike on the west side of the city.

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