Pompano Beach Highlands

It's a solid pick for buyers who want an inland, residential slice of Pompano Beach at a reasonable price. Assigned schools include College Academy At Broward College and the Nova cluster, and the neighborhood keeps you close to established communities like Palm Aire. It's more everyday-living than resort-style, which is exactly the appeal for many.

Not by South Florida coastal standards — the median list price is $437,000, with active listings ranging from $335,000 to $479,000. At an average of $329 per square foot, it's one of the more attainable ways into Pompano Beach homes for sale.

Current active listings run from $335,000 to $479,000 with a median list price of $437,000 on a typical 1,217-square-foot home. Over the last 12 months, six homes sold at a median price of $250,500, so recent closings have trended below current asking prices.

It's a slow, buyer-friendly market with just 10 active listings and a median 75.5 days on market. Sellers are getting about 92% of asking on average, which means there's real room to negotiate if you come prepared. Check the live map for the latest inventory.

Median property tax runs about $5,450 per year, which is a real line item to budget for. HOA data isn't consistently reported across the neighborhood, so confirm dues on any specific home or community like Palm Aire before you write an offer. If you're weighing renting versus buying, the median rent here is around $2,350 per month.