Broward has strongest real estate sales month of 2025. How Coral Springs fared
The Broward real estate market posted its best sales month in September in a year-over-year comparison, according to data from the Miami Association of Realtors.
Total home sales were up 9% compared to last year, and condo sales were up 6%. Fort Lauderdale pulled in the most closed sales year-to-date overall, followed by Hollywood, Coral Springs, Pembroke Pines and Miramar to round out the top five, which isn’t unexpected, since they’re the five most populous cities in the county.
A nearly 27% surge in sales of property over $1 million propelled the growth, although the overall inventory remains below pre-pandemic levels, the data shows.
“Fort Lauderdale and Broward County real estate continue to attract domestic and global homebuyers,” Broward-MIAMI President Larry Singh said.
As mortgage rates are expected to continue to decline in South Florida toward 6%, the real estate market will likely strengthen for the rest of the year and into next year, according to Miami Realtors Chief Economist Gay Cororaton.
Coral Springs saw a 13% increase in year-over-year sales, with 88 closed sales in September. It’s adjacent to a much more expensive market in Parkland, which is one of only two cities in Broward with a median sales price over $1 million.
It’s a buyer’s market for condo seekers, while it’s more balanced for the single-family homes category. Although the Miami Realtors analysts don’t make a distinction between the property types in the city-by-city data, Coral Springs on average leans more toward a seller’s market, with a four months supply of inventory.
Coral Springs also saw a major increase in sale prices from August to September. The median home sale price in August was $665,000, while in September it went up to $704,000. However, it is worth noting that economists typically compare data from the same time period last year as opposed to the previous month to account for seasonal cycles in the market.
The “total dollar value” in Broward real estate as a whole jumped up 10% in September to $1.1 billion.
This story was originally published October 28, 2025 at 8:00 AM.