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Explore condos for sale in Pembroke Pines, Broward's second-largest city: its own charter schools, family parks, and the most accessible entry price in the southern part of the county, minutes from Fort Lauderdale.
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Pembroke Pines revolves around its own amenities: C.B. Smith Park, 299 acres with the Paradise Cove water park and a fishing lake, and Pembroke Lakes Mall, with over a million square feet of shops, theaters and restaurants. The city also runs its own charter school system, the largest in Broward County and in the entire state of Florida.
It's Broward's second-largest city, and nearly half its population is of Hispanic origin. Pines City Center brings together city hall with shops and restaurants, minutes from Sunrise and Fort Lauderdale via I-75.
Pembroke Pines's inventory is mostly resale: there's no active new-construction condo today, so buying here means entering an already-formed market, with over 550 active condos and a median under $200,000.
For buyers purchasing to rent, closeness to Fort Lauderdale and the airport, plus the city's own charter schools, sustain both annual rentals among families and seasonal demand.
Locate condos, residential buildings and the city's main points of reference to get to know it better before making a decision.
Get answers to the most common questions about prices, location, renting and the process of buying a condo in this area.
Pembroke Pines is Broward's second-largest city, and nearly half its population is of Hispanic origin. It runs its own charter school system — the largest in the county and in the entire state — and daily life centers around C.B. Smith Park and Pembroke Lakes Mall. It's today the most accessible entry price in southern Broward, with a condo median under $200,000.
Who Buys in Pembroke Pines? Families looking for high-performing schools of their own and parks minutes from home; Hispanic buyers who already know the city through its established community; Investors seeking the most accessible entry price in southern Broward; Professionals working along the I-75 corridor between Miami and Broward.
Price varies by building, age and closeness to C.B. Smith Park or Pembroke Lakes Mall. Most of today's inventory is resale, in an accessible range.
No. It's in Broward County, about 35 minutes north of Miami, in South Florida.
It runs its own charter school system, the largest in Broward County and in the entire state of Florida.
Annual rental is the most stable, sustained by families who value the city's own schools.
Yes. International buyers can purchase without being U.S. residents or citizens, and financing alternatives exist for foreigners depending on their profile.
