Real Estate in Broward County Introduction
Broward County, Florida is located immediately between Palm Beach County in the north and Miami-Dade County in the south. Callier County is located to the west, as is the southern tip of Hendry County.

People come to the Miami Metro area looking for rental real estate in Broward County, and they find plenty to suit almost every budget. Single family homes in green suburbs, high rises in the city center, even posh gated communities with their own private beaches – whatever your ‘dream home in Florida’ might be, you’ll probably find it in Broward County.

In this article, we’ll explore Broward County in detail. We’ll look at Fort Lauderdale and some of its trendier neighborhoods, but we’ll also explore some of the other cities in the area, and what makes them special. We’ll look at the climate of the region, and the demographics of its people. Only then will you have enough information to really understand the market for real estate in Broward County. Perhaps you’ll even be able to decide whether it is the kind of place you’d like to live.

Broward County Climate
What do we know about the climate of South Florida? Beyond a tendency to be hot and sunny during spring break, many of us don’t really know all that much. Generally, the climate of Broward County, Florida is tropical. It rains quite a bit from late summer to early fall, with an average of 63 inches of precipitation per year. As the national average is just 38, this represents a very wet rainy season. However, South Florida is tropical, so it basically never snows there. Broward County is very sunny, though. Broward sees 247 sunny days every year, on average. The US as a whole averages only 205.

Broward county doesn’t get as blisteringly hot in the summer as places farther from the sea. The highest temperatures are usually in July, and summer highs average at only 94 degrees F. Conversely, the winter lows average at 58 – still a warm day by the standards of people living farther north. That’s one of the reasons so many retirees seek to buy real estate in Broward County. It is warm all year round, but not dangerously so.



Things To See And Do In Broward County, FL
Broward County is firmly within the Miami Metropolitan Area, so there is always something to do. Traditionally ‘summer’ activities can be engaged in all year round, and there is no real reason not to go camping or fishing in the middle of winter – winter in southern Florida just means you can turn the air conditioning off on the drive there.

Anyone visiting, buying or renting real estate in Broward County might enjoy visiting the Bonnet House Museum & Gardens, seeing the Coral Springs Museum of Art, seeing the Naval Air Station Fort Lauderdale Museum, seeing the Plantation historical museum, attending an event at the African-American Research Library and Cultural Center, visiting Fort Lauderdale’s Museum of Discovery and Science, seeing the Butterfly World Botanical Sanctuary in Coconut Creek, visiting the famous Florida Everglades or spending the day at the Secret Woods Nature Center in Dania Beach.