CORAL SPRINGS
Residential Properties in Coral Springs, FL
Explore residential properties throughout Coral Springs with Chase Farache, a South Florida Realtor helping buyers, renters, sellers, and investors navigate one of northwestern Broward County’s largest planned residential markets. Whether you are searching for luxury homes in South Florida, waterfront homes, townhomes for sale, or a gated family residence, explore the information below and browse available Coral Springs listings farther down this page.
Living in Coral Springs, Florida
Coral Springs combines gated communities, waterfront homes, golf neighborhoods, townhomes, condominiums, apartments, newer residences, luxury properties, active-adult housing, and established single-family neighborhoods. Buyers can explore residential properties in South Florida while comparing Coral Springs with Parkland residential properties, Coconut Creek residential properties, Margate residential properties, and Deerfield Beach residential properties.
Buying in Coral Springs
Buyers can consider gated homes, lakefront residences, golf communities, townhomes, condominiums, luxury properties, newer construction, and established single-family neighborhoods.
Renting in Coral Springs
Coral Springs offers apartments, annual leases, condominiums, townhomes, gated rentals, villas, furnished residences, and single-family rental homes.
Selling in Coral Springs
Coral Springs attracts families, first-time buyers, relocating professionals, investors, retirees, renters, and buyers seeking access to northwestern Broward County.
Coral Springs Neighborhoods and Communities
Coral Springs includes gated developments, golf communities, lakefront neighborhoods, townhome communities, condominium buildings, newer residential sections, and established family-oriented subdivisions.
Eagle Trace
Eagle Trace is a gated golf-oriented community offering single-family homes, estate properties, lakes, mature landscaping, private recreation, security, and premium residential streets.
Heron Bay
Heron Bay is a large gated community spanning Coral Springs and Parkland, with luxury homes, townhomes, lakes, clubhouses, fitness facilities, pools, sports amenities, and landscaped streets.
Maplewood
Maplewood includes established single-family homes, larger lots, lakes, canals, mature landscaping, neighborhood streets, parks, and convenient access to University Drive.
Coral Springs Country Club
The Country Club area includes golf-course homes, lakefront residences, condominiums, townhomes, established streets, mature landscaping, and access to recreation and major roads.
Kensington
Kensington includes single-family homes, townhomes, lakes, community amenities, landscaped neighborhoods, parks, schools, and convenient access to Sawgrass Expressway.
The Isles and Wyndham Lakes
These western Coral Springs communities include gated sections, single-family homes, lakes, newer residences, community amenities, and convenient access toward Parkland and the Sawgrass Expressway.
Residential Property Types in Coral Springs
Coral Springs offers housing for first-time buyers, families, retirees, luxury buyers, renters, investors, relocating professionals, and buyers seeking gated, waterfront, or recreation-focused communities. Browse available listings farther down this page.
Single-Family Homes
Explore gated homes, lakefront residences, golf properties, renovated houses, established neighborhoods, and other residential properties in South Florida.
Luxury Homes
Browse estate residences, custom properties, gated homes, premium waterfront lots, golf-course homes, and luxury homes in South Florida.
Waterfront Homes
Discover lakefront properties, canal residences, water-view homes, premium lots, outdoor living spaces, and waterfront homes in South Florida.
Condos for Sale
Compare gated condominiums, golf-area buildings, maintenance-friendly residences, active-adult properties, and condos for sale in South Florida.
Townhomes for Sale
Explore gated townhomes, newer residences, family communities, garage properties, maintenance-friendly housing, and townhomes for sale in South Florida.
Investment Properties
Evaluate condominiums, townhomes, annual rentals, single-family properties, leasing rules, operating expenses, and investment properties in South Florida.
Lifestyle Around Coral Springs
Coral Springs provides access to 49 city parks, sports facilities, swimming, tennis, pickleball, community events, shopping, restaurants, arts, schools, the Sawgrass Expressway, and nearby Broward County communities.
Forty-Nine City Parks
Coral Springs maintains 49 parks with playgrounds, sports fields, walking areas, open spaces, picnic facilities, courts, recreation, and neighborhood gathering areas.
Betti Stradling Park
Betti Stradling Park covers approximately 21 acres and includes athletic fields, playground space, basketball, sand volleyball, skate facilities, open areas, and community recreation.
Riverside Park
Riverside Park includes pickleball courts, fitness areas, an obstacle course, basketball, playground facilities, a fitness trail, exercise stations, and recreation improvements.
Coral Springs Aquatic Complex
The Aquatic Complex supports competitive swimming, diving, training, community programs, lessons, events, fitness, and public aquatic recreation.
Tennis and Pickleball
The city operates tennis and pickleball facilities, courts, clinics, lessons, leagues, open play, recreation programs, and competitive events.
Coral Springs Gymnasium
The city gymnasium supports basketball, indoor recreation, athletic programs, camps, community activities, youth programs, classes, and organized sports.
Coral Square
Coral Square provides regional shopping, restaurants, services, department stores, entertainment, and convenient access near Atlantic Boulevard and University Drive.
University Drive Corridor
University Drive offers shopping centers, restaurants, grocery stores, healthcare, offices, services, schools, and residential access through the center of the city.
Nearby Shopping Markets
Residents can also access shopping and dining in Parkland, Coconut Creek, Margate, and Pompano Beach.
Planned-City History
Coral Springs was developed as a master-planned community by Coral Ridge Properties on land that had previously been used for farming and cattle.
Historic Covered Bridge
The Coral Springs Covered Bridge has been preserved to resemble its 1964 appearance and represents an early landmark from the city’s development.
Community Events
Coral Springs hosts concerts, festivals, holiday celebrations, markets, sports programs, cultural events, family activities, and public gatherings throughout the year.
Sawgrass Expressway
The Sawgrass Expressway connects Coral Springs with western Broward County, Fort Lauderdale, major highways, employment centers, airports, and surrounding communities.
Sample Road and Atlantic Boulevard
These major corridors connect Coral Springs with shopping, schools, healthcare, neighboring cities, Interstate 95, the Turnpike, and eastern Broward County.
Nearby Residential Markets
Buyers can compare Coral Springs with Parkland, Coconut Creek, Margate, and Deerfield Beach.
Verified Coral Springs Facts
These population, housing, education, household, and resident figures are based on current U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts information for Coral Springs.
Owner-Occupied
Approximately 60.3% of occupied housing units were owner-occupied during the Census Bureau’s 2020–2024 reporting period.
Bachelor’s Degree+
Approximately 39.9% of residents age 25 and older held a bachelor’s degree or higher during the 2020–2024 period.
Residents Under 18
Approximately 25.8% of Coral Springs residents were under age 18 according to current Census QuickFacts data.
Coral Springs Residential Market Profile
Coral Springs had an estimated population of 138,783 in 2025 and approximately 45,204 households during the Census Bureau’s 2020–2024 reporting period. Select a category below to explore verified housing, resident, and location information.
Housing Figures
Owner-Occupied Home Value
The Census Bureau reported a median owner-occupied housing value of $545,400 for 2020–2024. Current prices vary by community, waterfront position, property type, condition, association costs, amenities, and market timing.
Rental Housing
The reported median gross rent was $2,084 for 2020–2024. Browse current rental properties in South Florida or ask Chase about available Coral Springs rentals.
Resident Profile
Household Income
Median household income was estimated at $93,602 in 2024 dollars for the 2020–2024 period, while per-capita income was estimated at $41,506.
Household and Commute Profile
Coral Springs averaged 3.01 people per household, while the mean travel time to work was approximately 29.9 minutes during the 2020–2024 reporting period.
Population Growth
Coral Springs’ estimated population increased approximately 3.3% between the April 2020 population estimate base and July 2025.
City Size
Coral Springs covered approximately 22.86 square miles of land in the 2020 Census, with about 5,878 residents per square mile.
Northwestern Broward Position
Coral Springs sits near Parkland, Coconut Creek, Margate, and major transportation routes throughout Broward County.
Schools and Education in Coral Springs
School boundaries, academic programs, magnet options, transportation, private-school admissions, charter programs, and proximity to colleges can affect a residential search. Buyers should independently verify current information for each exact property address.
Broward County Public Schools
Coral Springs properties may be served by different elementary, middle, and high schools based on each residence’s exact address and current attendance boundaries.
Coral Springs High School
Coral Springs High School serves part of the local community and offers academic, athletic, career, arts, extracurricular, and student programs.
Nearby Colleges
Residents can access colleges and universities throughout Broward County, Coconut Creek, Fort Lauderdale, and Boca Raton, supporting nearby college rental demand in South Florida.
Frequently Asked Questions
Coral Springs offers gated homes, lakefront residences, golf communities, townhomes, condominiums, luxury homes, newer properties, and established single-family neighborhoods. Chase can help you buy a home in South Florida and compare Coral Springs with Parkland, Coconut Creek, Margate, and Deerfield Beach.
Buyers can explore luxury homes, waterfront homes, condos for sale, townhomes for sale, golf homes, gated residences, villas, and single-family properties.
Yes. Chase can help renters explore rental properties in South Florida, including apartments, condominiums, townhomes, gated residences, villas, annual leases, and single-family homes.
Opportunities depend on financing, budget, insurance, association costs, property condition, community, and current inventory. Chase provides first-time home buyer guidance in South Florida and can help compare condos, townhomes, and single-family homes.
Buyers should review association fees, approval requirements, community rules, reserves, insurance, amenities, pet restrictions, leasing limits, maintenance responsibilities, and property condition.
Coral Springs and nearby northwestern Broward County include newer residences, modern townhomes, custom rebuilds, recent developments, builder opportunities, and new construction homes in South Florida.
Coral Springs offers condos, townhomes, annual rentals, gated homes, and single-family properties that may interest investors. Buyers should review leasing restrictions, association rules, expenses, insurance, demand, and investment properties in South Florida.
Chase can help evaluate comparable properties, prepare your home, develop a pricing strategy, market its community or waterfront features, communicate with buyers, negotiate offers, and sell your home in South Florida.
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