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Explore condos in Margate, an established central-Broward suburb: South Florida's most accessible entry price and the market's highest owner-occupancy rate.
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Margate is a central-Broward suburb, between Coral Springs, Coconut Creek and Tamarac, with roots as a 1950s suburban community. Today it's a city of about 59,200 residents, with a stable residential base: 77.2% owner-occupancy, well above the 65.2% national average, and a median age of 45.
The Margate Sports Complex, on Banks Rd, is the city's recreation hub, with baseball fields, tennis and basketball courts and a splash pad. Veterans' Memorial Marina gives access to the navigable canals that run through the suburb, part of everyday life in South Florida. HCA Florida Northwest Hospital is the area's reference healthcare center.
Margate's condo market is entirely resale: 350 active units for sale, with no new construction underway. The median price is $129,000, with an entry point of $85,000 at the 10th percentile — one of the two lowest in all of South Florida — and a median HOA fee of $634 a month. The median building construction year is 1975.
40.6% of Margate's population was born abroad, nearly triple the U.S. average, on a base of multigenerational families, long-term owners and retirees. The 77.2% owner-occupancy rate is a sign of stability uncommon in a market at this entry price.
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Answers to the most common questions about prices, the type of suburb and the process of buying a condo in this area.
Margate is a city of about 59,200 residents in central Broward, an established suburb dating to the 1950s with a 77.2% owner-occupancy rate, well above the 65.2% national average. Its condo market is entirely resale, with South Florida's most accessible entry price.
Who buys in Margate? Investors looking for South Florida's most accessible entry price; Families and long-term owners, in a suburb with a high owner-occupancy rate; Buyers who value the stability of a suburb established since the 1950s; Affordable-rental investors, for the low purchase price against maintenance costs.
The median price is $129,000, with units starting at $85,000 at the 10th percentile — one of the two lowest entry prices in all of South Florida. We can send you current availability based on what you're looking for.
No. The market is entirely resale: the 350 active condos for sale are existing buildings, with a median construction year of 1975.
An established suburb in central Broward, with a 77.2% owner-occupancy rate — well above the 65.2% national average — and a stable residential base of multigenerational families, long-term owners and retirees.
The median HOA fee is $634 a month, against a median purchase price of $129,000. It varies by building and the amenities included.
Yes. International buyers can purchase property without being U.S. residents or citizens. Financing alternatives also exist for foreigners depending on the buyer's profile and the property type. We help you access those options and understand each one's requirements.
