Did you miss these 3 Coral Springs stories? Catch up on home sales, parks & more
Three recent stories about Coral Springs covered several topics — a tight housing market, restaurant health inspections and a delayed park project.
Here’s a rundown to catch up:
Coral Springs has lowest supply of homes for sale in Broward, new data shows
Coral Springs has seen a sharp drop in available single-family homes, leaving it with the lowest inventory in Broward—about a two-month supply at the current sales pace. Even so, the city’s median single-family sale price (about $690,000) is higher than Broward overall, while condos/townhomes remain comparatively more affordable.
Seven Coral Springs restaurants hit with high-priority violations, inspectors say
State inspectors flagged several Coral Springs restaurants for high-priority issues ranging from unsafe food storage and temperatures to sanitation problems like soiled equipment and mold-like buildup. A few locations required follow-up inspections, while others still passed after corrective steps were taken during the visit.
Pride Promoters Park reopening delayed, Coral Springs officials say. Here’s why
The reopening of Pride Promoters Park is now expected by the end of April after a contractor delay in laying the new asphalt basketball court, which also needs time to cure before it can be painted. The project includes a new playground, outdoor fitness equipment, and a bronze sculpture, with major funding coming from a $225,000 federal Community Development Block Grant.
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