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Fort Lauderdale

Coastal Sophistication

Fort Lauderdale is the anchor of Sheree’s practice — a city defined by its canals, where a private dock is as ordinary as a driveway. The Las Olas Isles, Rio Vista, and Harbor Beach offer deep-water access minutes from open ocean, while Victoria Park and Colee Hammock hold quieter tree-lined streets within walking distance of Las Olas Boulevard.

Median Home

$1.4M

Typical Inventory

Waterfront estates, mid-century moderns, new-build townhomes

• Deep-water dockage with no fixed bridges in select isles
• Las Olas Boulevard dining and galleries
• Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International 15 minutes south
• A-rated Harbor Beach and Bayview elementary zones

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02

Miami

Global & Architectural

Miami rewards buyers who know exactly which neighborhood fits them. Coral Gables and Coconut Grove offer canopy streets and established architecture; Brickell and Edgewater deliver full-service towers with bay views; Miami Beach spans oceanfront condominiums and single-family islands. Sheree represents clients across all of it, often those relocating from the Northeast or abroad.

Median Home

$1.6M

Typical Inventory

Signature towers, Mediterranean revivals, contemporary new construction

• Direct international access through MIA
• Coral Gables and Coconut Grove historic districts
• Brickell financial district and full-service buildings
• Design District, Wynwood, and Perez Art Museum

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03

Hollywood

Beachfront Living

Hollywood holds one of the last stretches of genuinely walkable beachfront in South Florida. The Broadwalk runs two and a half miles along the sand, and the Lakes and Hollywood Hills neighborhoods sit inland with generous lots and mature landscaping — often at a meaningful discount to comparable Fort Lauderdale addresses.

Median Home

$625K

Typical Inventory

Beachfront condominiums, Lakes-district singles, restored bungalows

• Hollywood Beach Broadwalk and municipal beach access
• Downtown Hollywood arts and dining district
• Between two international airports
• Strong short-term rental demand in select zones

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04

Weston

Family-Forward Luxury

Weston is master-planned and it shows — underground utilities, consistent landscaping standards, and some of the strongest public schools in Broward County. Windmill Ranch, Weston Hills, and The Ridges draw families who want space, security, and a short commute west of I-75 without leaving the county.

Median Home

$780K

Typical Inventory

Gated communities, lakefront singles, planned-community estates

• Among the highest-rated school zones in Broward
• Cypress Bay High School
• Gated communities with golf and lake access
• Extensive parks and the Weston Regional Park complex

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05

Miramar

Diversity & Opportunity

Miramar sits squarely between Miami and Fort Lauderdale, and that position has driven a decade of steady growth. Silver Shores, Monarch Lakes, and Riviera Isles offer newer construction and lake frontage, while the city’s own business corridors mean many residents work minutes from home rather than commuting either direction.

Median Home

$570K

Typical Inventory

New construction, gated lakefront, townhomes and singles

• Central position between Broward and Miami-Dade
• Newer construction and gated lakefront communities
• Miramar Regional Park and amphitheater
• Strong value per square foot relative to coastal zips

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06

Pembroke Pines

Established & Convenient

Pembroke Pines is one of Broward’s largest cities and one of its most practical — established neighborhoods, a deep inventory of single-family homes, and a well-regarded charter school system. Chapel Trail and Silver Lakes offer lake access, and the Pembroke Gardens open-air center anchors shopping and dining.

Median Home

$610K

Typical Inventory

Single-family, 55+ communities, townhomes

• Highly regarded city charter school system
• Chapel Trail and Silver Lakes neighborhoods
• The Shops at Pembroke Gardens
• Memorial Hospital Pembroke and West campuses

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Median figures are approximate, reflect recent single-family activity, and move with the market. School zoning, association rules, and flood designations must be independently verified for any specific address.