Homes for Sale in Coral Springs, FL

Coral Springs sits in northwest Broward County, about 20 miles northwest of Fort Lauderdale, with the Everglades along its western edge. The city was chartered in 1963 and master-planned by Coral Ridge Properties, which is why the streets, canals and neighborhoods feel organized and consistent. It reached build-out in 2003, so most of what comes to market is resale.

Parks are a big part of the appeal. The city has more than 50 municipal parks covering over 675 acres, including Mullins Park, the largest at 70 acres, and the Sandy Ridge Sanctuary conservation area. The regional Sportsplex has an aquatic center, tennis courts, ice rinks and a dog park.

The Sawgrass Expressway runs along the north and west edges of the city, and Atlantic Boulevard, University Drive and Sample Road are the main roads. Coral Square has been the main shopping destination since 1984, and downtown near Sample Road and University Drive is in the middle of a long redevelopment.

The city enforces strict codes on exterior paint, roofing, landscaping and signage, which keeps neighborhoods looking consistent. Many communities add their own HOA on top of that, so I confirm the rules and fees before you write an offer.

Schools: Coral Springs is in Broward County Public Schools, and which school a home is zoned for depends on the address. If schools matter to you, tell me early and I will build your search around them.

Tell me what matters to you and I will point you to the right neighborhoods.

For my full Coral Springs guide, with neighborhoods and a free market report, visit https://becksellsfla.com/explore-areas/coral-springs/

Helpful reading: I also wrote about buying a home in Coral Springs at https://becksellsfla.com/buying-a-home-in-coral-springs-fl/, about getting your Coral Springs home ready to sell at https://becksellsfla.com/prepare-home-to-sell-coral-springs-fl/, and about Broward County property taxes and Amendment 3 at https://becksellsfla.com/broward-county-property-taxes-amendment-3/.