Broward County, Florida — cities by momentum

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27 cities tracked, ranked by composite momentum.

27
Cities tracked
1,975,498
Combined population
$430,332
Median home (county)
4
Rising / Hot

Broward County, Florida has 27 tracked cities with a combined population of 1,975,498. The median home value across these cities is $430,332.

The highest-momentum city in the county is Southwest Ranches, with a composite score of 74 (Rising) — median home $1,460,139, +0.5% year over year.

The most affordable city tracked here is Lauderdale Lakes at $140,266.

Southwest Ranches

pop 7,827
74
Rising$1,460,139 · +0.5%

Parkland

pop 39,700
67
Rising$1,067,944 · -2.7%

Lighthouse Point

pop 10,878
64
Rising$769,432 · -2.9%

Cooper City

pop 35,541
62
Rising$668,684 · -3.2%

West Park

pop 15,641
61
Stable$424,513 · -4.2%

Plantation

pop 100,694
59
Stable$498,244 · -4.4%

Wilton Manors

pop 11,788
59
Stable$578,244 · -3.7%

Pembroke Pines

pop 179,326
58
Stable$488,550 · -3.9%

Miramar

pop 143,242
58
Stable$518,584 · -3.5%

Davie

pop 112,052
58
Stable$515,987 · -4.3%

Broadview Park

pop 7,670
58
Stable$430,332 · -3.9%

Weston

pop 70,674
57
Stable$728,193 · -3.7%

Fort Lauderdale

pop 190,641
55
Stable$510,297 · -4.4%

Hollywood

pop 159,073
55
Stable$442,551 · -5.3%

Pompano Beach

pop 118,104
55
Stable$353,345 · -4.8%

Margate

pop 60,650
55
Stable$321,765 · -4.3%

Oakland Park

pop 45,771
55
Stable$370,952 · -4.5%

Coral Springs

pop 140,808
54
Stable$520,777 · -4.8%

Sunrise

pop 100,128
54
Stable$361,456 · -5.1%

North Lauderdale

pop 46,335
54
Stable$352,500 · -3.7%

Pembroke Park

pop 6,544
54
Stable$250,634 · -6.3%

Deerfield Beach

pop 90,507
50
Stable$274,233 · -6.4%

Tamarac

pop 75,147
49
Stable$296,213 · -7.0%

Dania Beach

pop 33,076
49
Stable$329,621 · -5.3%

Lauderhill

pop 76,627
45
Cooling$213,747 · -9.1%

Coconut Creek

pop 59,721
43
Cooling$283,486 · -9.2%

Lauderdale Lakes

pop 37,333
40
Cooling$140,266 · -12.5%

Sources: Zillow ZHVI, Zillow ZORI, US Census place population.

Climate & natural-disaster risk

Winter (Jan)
70° / 51°
avg high / low
Summer (Jul)
90° / 73°
avg high / low
Sunny days/yr
233
~64% of year
Annual precip
54″ rain
0″ snow
Disaster risk (1=very low, 5=very high)
Hurricane
Very high
Tornado
Moderate
Wildfire
Low
Earthquake
Very low
Flood
Very high

State-level averages from NOAA Climate Normals (1991-2020) and FEMA National Risk Index. City-level conditions can vary significantly within a state.