Pembroke Pines, Florida
Broward County

Pembroke Pines

Broward's best family suburb, gated master-plans, charter schools, and room to breathe.

Pembroke Pines is the quintessential Broward family suburb, second largest city in the county, sprawling master-planned western communities, a nationally recognized municipal charter school system, and the Chapel Trail Nature Preserve out back. SFH median is around $699K with new townhomes from Merrick Square (D.R. Horton) and Sunset Pines (Lennar) actively selling in the $540K-$720K range. Western communities like Chapel Trail, Pembroke Falls, and Grand Palms are the most coveted. If you want safe, spacious, and suburban with school options, this is a top pick.

$480K - $1.3M+ Charter school systemWestern master-plansFamily-focusedNew construction

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Pembroke Pines, FL, common questions

How much do homes cost in Pembroke Pines?

Homes in Pembroke Pines typically run $480K - $1.3M+. But the sticker price isn't your real monthly cost, in South Florida you also budget for property taxes reassessed at your purchase price, homeowners insurance (higher here because of wind and flood exposure), and any HOA or CDD fees. I'll walk you through the true all-in number before you fall for a house.

What is Pembroke Pines known for?

Broward's best family suburb, gated master-plans, charter schools, and room to breathe. It's known for things like charter school system, western master-plans, family-focused. That said, every pocket of Pembroke Pines has its own feel, tell me how you actually live and I'll point you to the right part of it.

Is Pembroke Pines a good place to live or relocate to?

Pembroke Pines is the quintessential Broward family suburb, second largest city in the county, sprawling master-planned western communities, a nationally recognized municipal charter school system, and the Chapel Trail Nature Preserve out back. SFH median is around $699K with new townhomes from Merrick Square (D.R. Horton) and Sunset Pines (Lennar) actively selling in the $540K-$720K range. Western communities like Chapel Trail, Pembroke Falls, and Grand Palms are the most coveted. If you want safe, spacious, and suburban with school options, this is a top pick.

What county is Pembroke Pines in?

Pembroke Pines is in Broward County, Florida, one of the three counties I cover (Broward, Miami-Dade, and Palm Beach). If you're moving from out of state, I can give you an honest read on how Pembroke Pines compares to nearby areas on price, schools, insurance, and commute.

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