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The neighborhood
Miramar is a large, family-oriented city in southwest Broward County, built around lakes, parks, and master-planned communities. It sits at the county line with Miami-Dade, which makes it a practical home base for people who work in both counties and want more space and value than the coastal cities.
The city's stock is dominated by single-family homes in planned communities such as Sunset Lakes, SilverLakes, and the newer phases along Miramar Parkway, with townhomes and condominiums filling out the range. Most of the city is organized around community associations, lakes, and green space.
What sets Miramar apart is its position and its price. It offers a full-service suburban lifestyle minutes from both Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood and Miami International airports, with the Turnpike and I-75 at its edges. Buyers get a newer, larger home than the same budget buys closer to the water.
The market is steady and family-driven. We price from current comparables in the specific community, because values vary meaningfully between Miramar's neighborhoods and phases.
What to know
The character of Miramar.
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Master-planned living
Lakeside communities such as Sunset Lakes and SilverLakes define the market.
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Two-county position
At the Broward-Miami-Dade line, with both airports and the Turnpike close by.
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Family amenities
Parks, lakes, pools, and community centers across the city.
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Newer housing stock
A high share of current-generation single-family homes and townhomes.
City & community overview
Miramar at a glance.
Miramar is a large inland city in southwest Broward County, roughly 31 square miles along the Broward-Miami-Dade line. It is a planned, family-oriented suburb of lakes and master-planned communities, with a central town center along Miramar Parkway and a commercial corridor along Red Road and Pembroke Road. The city's character is residential and community-driven: lakes, parks, schools, and neighborhoods organized around homeowners associations.
Miramar's population was estimated at 142,570 as of July 1, 2025 (U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts, Vintage 2025), up from roughly 134,500 at the 2020 Census.
Neighborhoods & districts
- Miramar Town Center, the downtown-like core along Miramar Parkway
- Sunset Lakes, one of the city's most recognized lakeside communities
- SilverLakes, a large master-planned community on the city's west side
- Sunset Falls, Silver Shores, and the lakeside phases of the south
- Riviera Isles and Harbour Lake Estates on the water-oriented side
- Country Club Ranches and the established neighborhoods of east Miramar
History
Miramar began as an early 20th-century farming settlement and was incorporated as a town in 1955. It grew slowly for decades, then expanded rapidly from the 1980s through the 2000s as master-planned communities filled the city's west side. Today it is one of Broward County's largest cities and a major bedroom community for both counties.
Commercial districts & employment
Miramar's employment base is anchored by the city's corporate and industrial parks, including the Miramar Park of Commerce, and by its position between the region's airport and logistics corridors. Miramar Town Center and the Red Road corridor supply retail and dining, while the city's residents also work across both Broward and Miami-Dade.
Accessibility & getting around
Miramar sits at the junction of the Florida Turnpike, I-75, Miramar Parkway, and Red Road, minutes from both Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood and Miami International airports. Downtown Fort Lauderdale is about 30 minutes, downtown Miami about 35 minutes, and the beaches of Hollywood and Hallandale about 20 minutes east.
Market overview
The Miramar market, in numbers and context.
Figures below are drawn from the cited sources and reporting periods. Markets move, so treat any number as a snapshot, not a promise. We verify current activity, comparable sales, and pricing for the specific property you are considering.
Median home sale price
$575,000
Redfin, August 2025, up 3.9% YoY
Average home value
$521,847
Zillow, July 2026, average home value (not a sale price)
Median price per sq ft
About $250 to $280
Redfin and market trackers, 2025 to 2026, single-family focus
Typical days on market
45 to 70
Market trackers, 2025 to 2026
Single-family vs condo
Single-family dominated
The market skews heavily to single-family homes; condos and townhomes fill the lower price band
Average sale price
Not consistently published
Sources report median and value figures; averages vary by mix and quarter
Miramar's market is single-family and community-driven. Redfin reported a median home sale price of about $575,000 in August 2025, up 3.9% year over year, while Zillow's average home value was about $522,000 in July 2026, a value figure rather than a completed-sale price. Most activity sits between roughly $450,000 and $800,000, with a smaller tier of lakefront and estate homes above that.
There is no established luxury waterfront tier in the coastal sense, but premium lakefront homes and larger estate properties in communities such as Sunset Lakes and Country Club Ranches anchor the top of the market. Average sale price and months of supply are not consistently published for the city.
Values differ meaningfully between communities and construction phases, so we price from current comparables in the specific neighborhood. Contact for current information on any community or property you are considering.
Data source
Redfin; Zillow
Reporting period
August 2025 (Redfin); July 2026 (Zillow)
Updated
October 2026
Where to look
Neighborhoods and communities in Miramar.
Each area has its own character, housing stock, and price point. We verify gated status, waterfront access, and association details for the specific property you are considering, since these vary street by street.
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Miramar Town Center
The city's downtown-like core along Miramar Parkway, with condominiums, dining, and retail, offering a more urban option in an otherwise suburban city.
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Sunset Lakes
One of Miramar's most recognized communities, built around lakes with single-family homes, townhomes, and resort-style amenities. A family favorite with strong demand.
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SilverLakes
A large master-planned community on the city's west side with lakefront homes, pools, and parks. Its size and amenities make it one of the city's most active markets.
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Riviera Isles
A water-oriented community with lakefront homes and a private, established feel, popular with buyers who want waterfront without the coast.
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Harbour Lake Estates
A lakeside community of single-family homes, known for its water views and family-oriented layout.
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Country Club Ranches & east Miramar
Established neighborhoods on larger lots, including the equestrian-adjacent Country Club Ranches area, offering a more rural, spacious feel than the planned communities.
Luxury opportunities
Luxury real estate in Miramar.
Miramar's premium market is lakefront and estate-oriented rather than coastal: large single-family homes on lakes in communities such as Sunset Lakes, SilverLakes, and Country Club Ranches, plus a newer tier of executive homes in the city's western phases. Buyers come for space, newer construction, and value relative to the coast. Premium lakefront product generally begins in the $1 million range.
Property types
- Lakefront and lake-view single-family homes
- Executive homes in master-planned communities
- Estate properties in Country Club Ranches
- Current-generation single-family homes in the western phases
- Townhomes and condominiums in the lower price band
- Horse-oriented and larger-lot properties on the city's west edge
What buyers should evaluate
- Community association fees, rules, and reserves, which are common in Miramar
- Lakefront exposure, seawall condition, and flood zone on water lots
- Homeowners insurance costs in Florida, which vary by age and construction
- School feeder patterns, which matter to family buyers
- Commute time to the airports and employment centers in both counties
- Resale evidence in the same community versus new entry pricing
Lifestyle, dining & recreation
Living well in Miramar.
The beaches, parks, dining, shopping, and culture that shape day-to-day life here. We list established places and districts; confirm hours and current programming before you visit.
Miramar Town Center
The city's central district of dining, shopping, and community events along Miramar Parkway.
Miramar Regional Park
The city's large regional park with sports fields, a lake, playgrounds, and walking trails.
Sunset Lakes Nature Trail
A boardwalk nature trail around the lakes of the Sunset Lakes community.
Miramar Cultural Center
The arts center hosting theater, music, and community programming in the heart of the city.
Hollywood & Hallandale beaches
The Atlantic beaches are about 20 minutes east for a day at the shore.
Community pools & parks
Lakes, pools, tennis, and parks are built into the planned communities, making amenity life part of the daily routine.
Schools, healthcare & getting around
The essentials in Miramar.
Schools
Miramar is served by Broward County Public Schools, including Everglades High School and Miramar High School, with Somerset Academy Charter High School's Miramar campus as a public charter option. School assignments are address-specific; we verify the feeder pattern for any property.
Healthcare
Miramar is served by Memorial Regional Hospital in Hollywood, Broward Health and HCA Florida facilities in the surrounding area, and a network of urgent care centers, clinics, and pharmacies along Miramar Parkway and Red Road.
Transport & airports
Miramar sits at the junction of the Florida Turnpike, I-75, Miramar Parkway, and Red Road, with both Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood and Miami International airports within easy reach. Downtown Fort Lauderdale is about 30 minutes, downtown Miami about 35 minutes, and the beaches about 20 minutes east.
Waterfront, insurance & ownership
What to weigh before you buy in Miramar.
Most Miramar water is lakefront and man-made, which changes the risk picture: flood and insurance considerations still apply, and seawall condition matters on lake lots, while hurricane and storm considerations shape every Florida purchase. We review these for the specific property you are considering.
FEMA flood zones
Lakefront and low-lying lots can fall within flood zones. We verify the current FEMA map and any elevation certificate before advising.
Flood & homeowners insurance
Flood coverage may be required on lakefront and low-lying properties, separate from homeowners insurance. Premiums vary by zone, elevation, and construction.
Hurricane preparedness
We review roof age, impact protection, and, for condominiums, the building's reserve funding and post-storm assessment history.
Seawall condition on lake lots
On lakefront property, seawall integrity is a significant maintenance and resale consideration that we assess before you commit.
Homeowners association health
Most communities have HOAs. We review current fees, reserves, rules, and any pending special assessments.
Condo association considerations
For townhomes and condominiums, we review the association's financials, reserves, and pending assessments before advising.
New construction · Pre-construction
New construction and pre-construction in Miramar.
Developments we track in and around Miramar, with construction status, pricing, and estimated completion. Prices are starting points and change as phases sell; where a fact is not confirmed, the card says so and we share current information on request.
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Community FAQ
Miramar real estate FAQ.
The questions buyers and sellers ask most about Miramar: the market, condos, new construction, waterfront, schools, lifestyle, and the specifics of buying and selling here. Every answer reflects how we actually work this neighborhood.
Browse all South Florida FAQsWhat is the Miramar real estate market like?
Miramar is a steady, family-driven market of mostly single-family homes in planned communities. Redfin reported a median home sale price of about $575,000 in August 2025, up 3.9% year over year, while Zillow's average home value was about $522,000 in July 2026. Values vary by community and phase, so we price from current, specific comparables.
Which are the best communities in Miramar?
Sunset Lakes and SilverLakes are among the most recognized planned communities, joined by Sunset Falls, Silver Shores, Riviera Isles, and Harbour Lake Estates, among others. The right community depends on your budget, the schools you want, and whether you prefer lakeside, family-oriented, or convenience-focused settings. We match communities to how you live.
Are Miramar homes part of HOAs?
Most of Miramar's planned communities operate through homeowners associations or community associations that maintain the lakes, common areas, and amenities and enforce architectural standards. We review the current documents and fees for any community you consider before you commit.
What are the schools like in Miramar?
Miramar is served by Broward County Public Schools, including Everglades High School and Miramar High School, with Somerset Academy Charter High School's Miramar campus as a public charter option. School assignments are address-specific, so we verify the feeder pattern for any property.
Is Miramar a good place for commuters?
Yes. Miramar sits at the Broward-Miami-Dade line with the Florida Turnpike and I-75 at its edges, placing both Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood and Miami International airports within easy reach and making commutes across both counties practical.
Is Miramar a good investment?
Miramar offers stable, family-demand fundamentals: a growing population, a newer housing stock, and proximity to the region's airports and employment centers. The key is the price you enter at versus resale evidence in the same community, which we underwrite for each property before recommending it.
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Make Miramar part of your plan.
Whether you are buying, selling, or investing, let us know what you are considering in Miramar and we will respond with the evidence that matters: current activity, comparable values, and available opportunities, public or off-market.
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