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Residential Properties in Parkland, FL
Explore residential properties throughout Parkland with Chase Farache, a South Florida Realtor helping buyers, renters, sellers, and investors navigate one of northwest Broward County’s most desirable residential communities. Whether you are searching for luxury homes in South Florida, new construction homes, townhomes for sale, or a gated family residence, learn more about Parkland below and browse available home listings farther down this page.
Living in Parkland, Florida
Parkland is known for gated communities, newer construction, luxury residences, large single-family homes, townhomes, equestrian properties, community amenities, parks, trails, and a quieter residential setting near the Everglades. Buyers can explore residential properties in South Florida while comparing Parkland with Coral Springs residential properties, Coconut Creek residential properties, Boca Raton residential properties, and Deerfield Beach residential properties.
Buying in Parkland
Buyers can consider gated communities, luxury estates, newer construction, townhomes, golf-oriented developments, equestrian properties, and large single-family residences.
Renting in Parkland
Parkland rental opportunities may include townhomes, gated homes, newer residences, luxury properties, and single-family homes within amenity-focused communities.
Selling in Parkland
Parkland attracts families, relocating professionals, luxury buyers, buyers seeking gated communities, and households looking for newer homes and community amenities.
Parkland Neighborhoods and Communities
Parkland includes master-planned developments, gated luxury communities, newer construction neighborhoods, townhome communities, equestrian properties, golf-oriented residences, and established single-family neighborhoods.
Heron Bay
Heron Bay is a large gated community offering single-family homes, estate residences, clubhouses, pools, fitness facilities, sports amenities, trails, and landscaped neighborhoods.
Parkland Golf & Country Club
Parkland Golf & Country Club features gated access, luxury homes, golf-oriented living, community amenities, landscaped streets, and a private residential environment.
Cascata
Cascata is a newer gated community featuring modern single-family homes, a clubhouse, pool, fitness amenities, recreation, and landscaped common areas.
Watercrest
Watercrest offers gated living, newer luxury homes, lakes, community amenities, recreation, pools, fitness facilities, and family-oriented residential streets.
Parkland Bay
Parkland Bay is a newer master-planned gated community featuring modern homes, lakefront properties, a clubhouse, pool, fitness facilities, recreation, and trails.
The Ranches
The Ranches reflects Parkland’s equestrian and rural history with larger properties, estate homes, open land, horse-oriented residences, and a more spacious residential setting.
Residential Property Types in Parkland
Parkland offers homes for luxury buyers, families, relocating professionals, renters, investors, buyers seeking newer construction, and people who prefer gated or amenity-focused communities. Browse current listings farther down the page.
Luxury Homes
Explore gated estates, lakefront residences, golf homes, custom properties, large family homes, and other luxury homes in South Florida.
New Construction Homes
Review newer communities, modern floor plans, recently built residences, builder upgrades, and new construction homes in South Florida.
Townhomes for Sale
Compare gated townhomes, newer developments, maintenance-friendly residences, family communities, and townhomes for sale in South Florida.
Waterfront and Lake Homes
Browse lakefront residences, water-view properties, premium lots, community lakes, and other waterfront homes in South Florida.
Rental Properties
Explore gated rental homes, townhomes, luxury residences, newer properties, and rental properties in South Florida.
Investment Properties
Evaluate association rules, leasing restrictions, rental demand, insurance, maintenance, expenses, and investment properties in South Florida.
Lifestyle Around Parkland
Parkland provides access to parks, trails, sports fields, equestrian facilities, community events, schools, gated amenities, nearby shopping, the Sawgrass Expressway, and surrounding northwest Broward County communities.
Pine Trails Park
Pine Trails Park includes seven multipurpose sports fields, four baseball fields, basketball courts, trails, a fishing pier, playgrounds, pavilions, open space, and an amphitheater.
Terramar Park
Terramar Park supports local athletics, recreation, community activities, sports fields, courts, playground space, and outdoor programming.
Eleven City Parks
The City of Parkland reports 11 parks with trails and recreation opportunities for families, dogs, athletes, walkers, and horse riders.
Parkland Pathways
Parkland maintains scenic pathways and trails that connect parks, neighborhoods, open spaces, and community amenities throughout the city.
Walking and Fitness
Residents can enjoy walking routes, fitness equipment, lake views, open spaces, playgrounds, sports facilities, and landscaped residential streets.
Everglades Setting
Parkland extends west toward the Everglades, creating a quieter suburban setting with preserves, wetlands, open land, and western residential communities.
Equestrian Center at Temple Park
The Equestrian Center includes open space and two riding rings used by local horse owners and the Parkland Horseman’s Association.
Ranch-Style Properties
Parkland’s larger properties and equestrian history make the city distinctive compared with many denser South Florida residential markets.
Farmers’ Market
The open space beside the Equestrian Center is also used for the seasonal Parkland Farmers’ Market from November through April.
Community Events
Parkland hosts concerts, farmers’ markets, seasonal celebrations, recreational programs, athletic events, educational activities, and family-focused community gatherings.
Parkland Library
The city library provides educational programming, youth activities, research resources, events, and services for residents of different ages.
Nearby Shopping and Dining
Residents can access shopping, dining, healthcare, and services in Parkland as well as nearby Coral Springs, Coconut Creek, and Boca Raton.
Sawgrass Expressway
The Sawgrass Expressway supports regional travel to employment centers, shopping, airports, and communities throughout Broward and Palm Beach counties.
University Drive and State Road 7
Major north-south roads connect Parkland with Coral Springs, Coconut Creek, Boca Raton, shopping districts, schools, healthcare, and regional services.
Nearby Residential Markets
Buyers can compare Parkland with Coral Springs, Coconut Creek, Boca Raton, and Deerfield Beach.
Verified Parkland Facts
These population, housing, education, and resident figures are based on the latest available U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts information for Parkland.
Owner-Occupied
Approximately 85.1% of occupied housing units were owner-occupied during the Census Bureau’s 2020–2024 reporting period.
Bachelor’s Degree+
Approximately 71% of Parkland residents age 25 and older held a bachelor’s degree or higher during the 2020–2024 period.
Residents Under 18
Approximately 30.3% of Parkland residents were under age 18 according to the latest Census QuickFacts figures.
Parkland Residential Market Profile
Parkland had an estimated population of 39,186 in 2025 and approximately 11,137 households during the Census Bureau’s 2020–2024 reporting period. Select a category below to explore verified housing, resident, and growth information.
Housing Figures
Owner-Occupied Home Value
The Census Bureau reported a median owner-occupied housing value of $983,000 for 2020–2024. Current prices vary by community, age, upgrades, lot size, waterfront position, amenities, and market timing.
Rental Housing
The reported median gross rent was $3,157 for 2020–2024. Browse current rental properties in South Florida or ask Chase about available Parkland rentals.
Resident Profile
Household Income
Median household income was estimated at $198,669 in 2024 dollars for the 2020–2024 period, while per-capita income was estimated at $70,398.
Household Size and Commute
Parkland averaged 3.33 people per household, while the mean travel time to work was approximately 32.5 minutes during the 2020–2024 reporting period.
Population Growth
Parkland’s estimated population increased approximately 13% between the April 2020 population estimate base and July 2025.
City Expansion
Parkland grew from fewer than 100 residents and roughly 420 acres at incorporation in 1963 to a city covering more than 8,000 acres.
Residential Position
Parkland occupies the northwest corner of Broward County near the Everglades, Coral Springs, Coconut Creek, Boca Raton, and the Broward–Palm Beach County line.
Schools and Education in Parkland
Public schools within Parkland are operated by Broward County Public Schools. Buyers should independently verify current attendance boundaries, programs, transportation, admissions, and school-choice information for each exact property address. :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}
Elementary Schools
Public elementary schools located in Parkland include Heron Heights Elementary, Park Trails Elementary, and Riverglades Elementary.
Middle and High Schools
Westglades Middle School and Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School are located within Parkland and operated by Broward County Public Schools.
Other Education Options
Parkland also includes private and charter educational options. Families should research grade levels, curriculum, tuition, admissions, boundaries, and transportation independently.
Frequently Asked Questions
Parkland offers gated communities, luxury homes, newer construction, lakefront properties, townhomes, equestrian residences, and large single-family homes. Chase can help you buy a home in South Florida and compare Parkland with Coral Springs, Coconut Creek, Boca Raton, and Deerfield Beach.
Buyers can explore luxury homes, new construction homes, townhomes for sale, lakefront residences, golf homes, equestrian properties, gated communities, and single-family residences.
Yes. Chase can help renters explore rental properties in South Florida, including gated homes, townhomes, newer residences, luxury rentals, and single-family properties throughout Parkland.
Opportunities depend on financing, budget, insurance, association costs, property type, condition, and current inventory. Chase provides first-time home buyer guidance in South Florida and can help buyers compare townhomes, newer residences, and single-family homes.
Buyers should review association fees, application requirements, community rules, reserve funding, insurance, amenities, leasing restrictions, pet policies, maintenance responsibilities, and any mandatory club memberships.
Parkland includes newer and recently developed communities with modern homes, club amenities, lakefront lots, and updated floor plans. Explore new construction homes in South Florida or ask Chase about current Parkland inventory.
Chase can help evaluate comparable properties, prepare your home, develop a pricing strategy, market the listing, communicate with buyers, negotiate offers, and sell your home in South Florida.
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