Broward city guide
Miramar, Florida
Southwest Broward, with newer neighborhoods and big regional parks.
About the city
Living in Miramar
Miramar is in southwest Broward County. Commuters can reach Fort Lauderdale and both major airports without a long drive.
The city grew from east to west. Older neighborhoods are closer to the eastern side, and newer subdivisions and planned communities fill much of the west. Housing includes single-family homes, townhomes, and condos.
For recreation, Miramar Regional Park and the Ansin Sports Complex host sports and events, and the Snake Warrior's Island Natural Area offers a quieter outdoor option. Miramar Town Center brings city services, a library, and a cultural center together in one place. I-75, Florida's Turnpike, and U.S. 27 handle most of the traffic in and out.
Neighborhood notes
Street by street in Miramar
Every part of Miramar prices a little differently. Ask us about a street, a community, or a specific home and we will walk you through what has sold nearby.
Ask about a street
Tell us where you are looking in Miramar. We will share what homes nearby have sold for and what to watch for on a showing.
See recent sales
Our sold page lists recent closed sales. For a specific Miramar address, we will pull the latest MLS sales for you.
Check the details
HOA rules, flood zone, permits, and school assignments come from the association, the county, the city, and Broward County Public Schools. We help you find the right source.
Selling in Miramar?
Start with what your home is worth
Get a home value estimate, then have Melecia review it against recent Miramar sales.