Vizcaya

It's a good fit if you want established, family-oriented suburban living in west Miramar with water and green space close by. Communities like Silver Lakes and Riviera Isles offer gated streets and lake frontage, and the area is zoned to well-regarded schools including Nova High School. The pace is quiet and residential rather than urban.

It sits in the mid-market for Broward — the median list price is $477,500 and homes run about $304 per square foot. Active listings range from $334,900 up to $805,000, and there are currently no homes on the market above $1M, so the ceiling stays reasonable. Renting runs around $3,450 a month for those testing the neighborhood first.

The median list price is $477,500 with a median home size of 1,527 square feet, and prices span $334,900 to $805,000 across the 24 active listings. Over the last year, 65 homes sold at a median of $507,000, so closed prices have run a bit above current asking levels. Waterfront, pool, and gated homes tend to sit toward the upper end of that range.

It's active and fairly balanced. Sellers are getting about 98% of asking on average, and the median home takes 61 days to sell — enough time for buyers to negotiate but a clear sign that fairly priced homes still trade. You can track the current 24 listings on the live map.

Property taxes run a median of about $7,890 per year, which is typical for homes in this price band. Many of the gated and lake communities here carry an HOA, though a reliable median dues figure isn't available in the current data — always confirm the specific fee on any home before you write an offer.