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| Coconut Creek,
Butterfly Capital of the World™, is located approx. 20 minutes northwest
of Fort Lauderdale in Broward County. The city is 11.3
square miles with 45,517 residents. Incorporated 1967, Coconut Creek is
recognized as a well planned, rapidly growing and a beautifully landscaped
community and is considered one of the leading cities in Broward
and South Florida. Environmentally- oriented, the City pursues
a friendly, progressive approach to creating a livable suburban lifestyle
for its residents and businesses. |
Coconut
Creek (city) 4800 W. Copans Rd., Coconut Creek, 33063 Phone: 973-6770 [view map] |
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| Cooper City, Florida has earned
the reputation of being called "Someplace Special." While the
City enjoys remembering its past, it understands the need to focus on the
future. Cooper City is a vibrant community and is proud to boast about its
strong sense of community, excellent park and recreational facilities and
exceptional schools. The mission of Cooper City is to provide excellent
services and facilities to support a high quality of life for residents. |
Cooper City
(city) City Hall: 9090 S.W. 50th Pl., Cooper City, 33328 Broward County, Florida Phone: 434-4300 [view map] |
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| Coral Springs is one of the
most successful planned communities ever built in Broward County.
Now 40 years old and known as the "City in the Country", Coral
Springs has become the premier South Flroida community and is known for
its abundant parks, quality schools, athletics programs and attractive neighborhoods. |
Coral Springs
(city) 9551 W. Sample Rd., Coral Springs, 33065 Broward County, Florida Phone: 344-1000 [view map] |
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| Dania Beach's beautiful pristine
beaches, canals and Intracoastal Waterway, make them one of the few cities
in Broward County with unobstructed ocean access. With
an average temperature of 72 degrees, a world-class pristine beach, the
Dania Beach Fishing Pier, marine related activities, beautiful State and
County parks, numerous city and neighborhood parks, this is the perfect
place for year-round outdoor activities. The City of Dania Beach mixes accessibility
with charm and friendliness and continues to have a “home town”
feeling. |
Dania Beach
(city) 100 W. Dania Beach Blvd., Dania Beach, 33004 Broward County, Florida Phone: 924-3600 [view map] |
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| Davie, a family oriented and
diverse community that retains its hometown feeling, offers customer friendly
services to its residents and is a unique jewel in central Broward
County, that treasures its environment, rural and equestrian lifestyle,
while attracting, encouraging and retaining viable economic and educational
opportunities. |
Davie
(town) 6591 S.W. 45th St., Davie, 33314 Broward County, Florida Phone: 797-1000 [view map] |
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| Deerfield Beach remains a delightful
respite with a distinction all it's own. Known for it's serene beaches,
Deerfield Beach is the pride of Broward County, located
on the Atlantic Ocean, just two miles south of the Palm Beaches and twenty
miles north of Fort Lauderdale. |
Deerfield
Beach (city) 150 N.E. 2nd Ave., Deerfield Beach, 33441 Broward County, Florida Phone: 480-4200 [view map] |
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| Incorporated on March 27, 1911, the City of
Fort Lauderdale is situated on the southeast coast of Florida,
centrally located between Miami and Palm Beach. Encompassing more than 33
square miles with a population of nearly 167,000, Fort Lauderdale is the
largest of Broward County's 30 municipalities and the seventh
largest city in Florida. Embraced by the Atlantic Ocean, New River and a
myriad of scenic inland waterways, Fort Lauderdale truly lives up to its
designation as the "Venice of America." |
Fort Lauderdale
(city) 100 N. Andrews Ave., Fort Lauderdale, 33301 Broward County, Florida Phone: 761-5000 [view map] |
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| Hallandale Beach between Fort
Lauderdale and Miami. To prospective residents, the City of Hallandale Beach
provides a choice of housing, modest or luxurious, in quiet, landscaped
neighborhoods. Hallandale Beach is often referred to as the "Wallstreet
of the South." East Hallandale Beach Boulevard has more financial institutions
in one mile than any other street within Broward County. |
Hallandale
Beach (city) 308 S. Dixie Hwy., Hallandale, 33009 Broward County, Florida Phone: 458-3251 [view map] |
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| The Town of Hillsboro Beach
is situated on a small peninsula north of Pompano Beach in Broward
County. It extends 3.2 miles from the Hillsboro Inlet on the south
to Deerfield Beach on the north and is bordered by the Atlantic Ocean on
the east and the Intracoastal Waterway on the west. Its greatest width is
about 900 feet. It has but one road, State Highway A1A. |
Hillsboro
Beach (town) 1210 Hillsboro Mile, Hillsboro Beach, 33062 Broward County, Florida Phone: 427-4011 [view map] |
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| A coastal city of over 130,000 residents located
in Broward County, Hollywood is nestled
between Fort Lauderdale and Miami. The City of Hollywood is a mature and
built-out community, The City of Hollywood is a mature and built-out community,
it has become the second-most populated city in Broward County and the ninth
largest city in the State of Florida. |
Hollywood
(city) 2600 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood, 33020 Broward County, Florida Phone: 921-3473 [view map] |
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Lauderhill makes good sense
for business purposes. Our city is located in Central Broward
County, less than one mile west of the City of Fort Lauderdale.Lauderhill
encompasses 7.08 square miles, with a population of over 50,000 persons
and contains an abundance of fine single and multi-family residences.
The business community is diverse, ranging from service organizations
to light industry.. The median age of Lauderhill residents is 35.5 years
and 56.3% of the population is between the ages of 18 and 64. |
Lauderhill (city) 2000 City Hall Dr., Lauderhill, 33313 Broward County, Florida Phone: 739-0100 [view map] |
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| The City of Lauderdale Lakes
is in a transformation process which is built around some common themes
and values and are carried out with outstanding teamwork. At the heart of
this change is a drive to “become the best City of its size...”
This concept is punctuated by emphasizing qualities deemed worthy, among
which are the highest ethics, honesty, openness, fairness, professionalism
and superb customer service. With these values as a foundation, the City
has been able to continue the transformation and a path of significant progress. |
Lauderdale
Lakes (city) 4300 N.W. 36th St., Lauderdale Lakes, 33319 Broward County, Florida Phone: 731-1212 [view map] |
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| The prettiest small town in America. Lauderdale-By-The-Sea
in Broward County is a charming seaside village east of
Fort Lauderdale, Florida where the gentle tradewinds blow soft caresses
and pelicans fly overhead. The town is a fabulous place to visit, but it's
also a great place to make your home or business. |
Lauderdale-by-the-Sea
(town) 4501 Ocean Dr., Lauderdale-by-the-Sea, 33308 Broward County, Florida Phone: 776-0576 [view map] |
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| This municipality is more neighborhood than
village, just 13 homes on one street clustered around a 3.5-acre lake. Population:
38, at last count. Lazy Lake is tucked inside larger Wilton
Manors just off Andrews Avenue and north of the Middle River in South Florida's
Broward County. The council meets four times a year to
conduct what little business is required. Residents takes turns serving
on the Village Council. The county provides its police services, Wilton
Manors provides water and fire service and a private firm takes care of
street repair. |
Lazy Lake Village (village) 2250 Lazy Ln., Lazy Lake, 33305 Broward County, Florida Phone: 565-5848 [view map] |
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| Lighthouse Point is a small
town in Broward County that wishes to remain so. The leisurely
lifestyle appeals to its residents and they have no need to be concerned
about future expansion. Characterized by informal affluence and a leisurely
pace, the attractive neighborhoods are quiet, tree shaded, and water-laced.
Of the residences, 80% are single family homes, many of which front on the
City's 18 miles of waterways. |
Lighthouse
Point (city) 2200 N.E. 38th St., Lighthouse Point, 33064 Broward County, Florida Phone: 943-6500 [view map] |
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| The City of Margate is located
in Broward County in southeast Florida near Ft. Lauderdale
and is a Resort and retirement community. The population of Margate is approximately
53,909. The approximate number of families is 21,647 (1990). The amount
of land area in Margate is 22.902 sq. kilometers. The amount of surface
water is 0.354 sq kilometers. |
Margate
(city) 5790 Margate Blvd., Margate, 33063 Broward County, Florida Phone: 972-6454 [view map] |
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| Situated in southwestern Broward County,
Miramar is 14 miles in length from east to west and 2.5
miles in width. It is the second largest city in Broward County.Six elementary
schools, one middle school and a high school are located in Miramar and
there are 22 neighborhood parks and 5 community parks in the city. From
the time of its founding in 1955, Miramar has been and continues to be a
family-oriented community. |
Miramar
(city) 6700 Miramar Pkwy., Miramar, 33023 Broward County, Florida Phone: 989-6200 [view map] |
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| The City of North Lauderdale
incorporated in 1963, encompasses an area of five square miles located just
south of Coral Springs Florida in Broward County with a
population of 41,000. The City of North Lauderdale offers excellent schools
and proudly boasts the nation's first municipal Charter High School. The
City also provides extensive recreation facilities, prominent businesses
as well as a variety of shopping and dining. |
North Lauderdale
(city) 701 S.W. 71st Ave., North Lauderdale, 33068 Broward County, Florida Phone: 722-0900 [view map] |
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| Oakland Park in Broward
County Florida has come a long way since incorporation in 1929.
It’s 31,000 plus residents enjoy a quality of life that combines cherished
small town values with a vigorous new town spirit to make a safe, friendly
haven for families to live and grow. Wonderful parks, outstanding recreational
opportunities, top-rated public and private schools, excellent medical facilities,
world-class restaurants, convenient shopping…Oakland Park has it all!
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Oakland Park
(city) 3650 N.E. 12th Ave., Oakland Park, 33334 Broward County, Florida Phone: 561-6231 [view map] |
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| Parkland
(city) 6500 Parkside Dr., Parkland, 33067 Broward County, Florida Phone: 753-5040 |
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| Parkland, Florida (Broward
County's fastest growing city) is a tranquil city nestled in a serene, wooded
environment in Northwest Broward County, Fl. Its features
are predominantly residential with a small portion zoned for commercial
and industrial development. The current population is approximately 22,000
residents. Long term projections call for an eventual population of approximately
35,000 residents. Just steps away from Coral Springs and The Palm Beach
County line lives a city that resides safely and quietly with beautiful
trees, scenery and safety..Its a forest town and trees predominate on land
formerly owned by large cattle ranchers. |
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| Pembroke Park is 1.3 square
miles located in Broward County Florida not far from Fort
Lauderdale with a population of 5,610. It is a great refuge for French Canadians
and others looking for the sun. The town's population more than doubles
during the winter. Its 17 mobile home parks here generally are attractive
and well maintained with higher-priced mobile homes, averaging $36,000.
The town of mostly retirees also has a handful of apartment buildings and
single-family homes. |
Pembroke
Park (town) 3150 S.W. 52nd Ave., Pembroke Park, 33023 Broward County, Florida Phone: 966-4600 [view map] |
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| Located in Broward County and
situated between the Atlantic Ocean on the East and the Everglades on the
West, and Dade and Palm Beach Counties to the South and North, Pembroke
Pines is the 9th Largest City in Florida. Pembroke Pines is an
energetic, on the move city with an exciting future for you, your business
and most of all, your family. |
Pembroke
Pines (city) 10100 Pines Blvd., Pembroke Pines, 33025 Broward County, Florida Phone: 431-4500 [view map] |
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| Bask in a warm welcome that can only be found
in Plantation the "Dream" city. Plantation is
located in the heart of Broward County. This gracious South
Florida City has long been known for its hospitality, which encourages newcomers
to feel immediately at home. Residents and corporate citizens value Plantation’s
unique character. Its energy and promise for the future is unparalleled
in South Florida. Although Plantation was born as a suburb of Fort Lauderdale,
its charm, beauty of natural surroundings, and prime location near major
roadways have caused it to grow into a flourishing city in its own right. |
Plantation
(city) 400 N.W. 73rd Ave., Plantation, 33317 Broward County, Florida Phone: 797-2200 [view map] |
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| Located in the heart of Florida's Gold Coast
along miles of beautiful sandy beaches in Broward County you
will find the City of Pompano Beach. Pompano Beach is a
haven for boating, fishing, scuba diving and snorkeling, and sun-worshipping
beachgoers with its beautiful sunny weather, 3-1/2 miles of golden beaches,
the Intracoastal waterway, numerous canals, and a living reef offshore.
There are also 19 impeccably maintained parks for sports enthusiasts and
family recreation. You will also find a wide variety of shopping, dining
and entertainment. |
Pompano
Beach (city) 100 W. Atlantic Blvd., Pompano Beach, 33060 Broward County, Florida Phone: 786-4600 [view map] |
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| Sea Ranch Lakes, Florida is
located in Broward County and is only twenty minutes from
Fort Lauderdale International Airport. Sea Ranch Lakes is a very small coastal
village almost entirely surrounded by a five-foot high pink wall. This exclusive,
private, gated community of about 600 population is located between the
sandy shores of the Atlantic Ocean and the Intracoastal Waterway. This wealthy,
low-crime village has its own private beach, swimming pool and clubhouse.
Sea Ranch Lakes exemplifies a quiet, suburban community where 92% of the
residents are employed as white-collar workers. |
Sea
Ranch Lakes (village) 1 Gatehouse Rd., Sea Ranch Lakes, 33308 Broward County, Florida Phone: 943-8860 [view map] |
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| The Town of Southwest Ranches
is located in Southwest Broward County, is approximately
13 square miles and is home to over 7,000 residents. The Town is a rural
environment, filled with grazing animals, nurseries, farms, and exquisite
and unique scenery and an abundance of wildlife. The zoning in the town
is almost entirely rural residential and agricultural, which requires that
lots must be a minimum of a full one to two acres. We also have a growing
amount of zoning for recreation and open space, which preserves land for
residents' enjoyment. |
Southwest
Ranches (town) 6589 SW 160th Avenue Southwest Ranches, 33331 Broward County, Florida Phone: 434-1490 [view map] |
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| The City of Sunrise, located
in western Broward County, is home to 87,000+ residents
and host to more than 27 million visitors each year. Situated in the heart
of the tri-county region (Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach), we're proud
to be the gateway to a vast number of business, residential and entertainment
opportunities - and the stage for spectacular, color-washed sunsets. Sunrise
is the 18th largest of Florida's 400+ municipalities, as well as one of
its most progressive. |
Sunrise (city) 10770 W. Oakland Park Blvd., Sunrise, 33351 Broward County, Florida Phone: 741-2580 [view map] |
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| Since its incorporation in 1963, Tamarac has
prospered and grown into a full service city. Tamarac is
12 square miles located in Central Broward County. The
approximate population of the City is 56,444. The City’s projected
population at build-out is over 60,000. Tamarac is in the heart of the South
Florida cultural and business climate. This central location makes Tamarac
a key city for business, leisure and recreation. |
Tamarac
(city) 7525 N.W. 88th Ave., Tamarac, 33321 Broward County, Florida Phone: 724-1230 [view map] |
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| Weston is currently the 11th
largest city in Broward County and the 33rd largest city
in the State of Florida. The official Weston Population as of July 1, 2003
is 61,557 over 16-square-miles of city. The average home in Weston sells
for $271,000, some 20 percent higher than the South Florida average. It
has Broward County's lowest crime rate, and one of its highest concentrations
of "A"-rated schools. |
Weston
(city) 2600 Country Club Way, Weston, 33332 Broward County, Florida Phone: 385-2000 [view map] |
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| The City of Wilton Manors is
approximately two square miles in area and is located in Broward
County, Florida, just north of downtown Fort Lauderdale. Wilton
Manors is often referred to as the “Island City” because its
boundaries primarily follow the North and South Forks of the Middle River.
Ideally located within minutes of the beach and downtown Fort Lauderdale,
Wilton Manors is quickly becoming the “place to be” in South
Florida. The City is nearly 100% built-out and embraces the vision of a
“sustainable urban village.” |
Wilton Manors
(city) 524 N.E. 21st Ct., Wilton Manors, 33305 Broward County, Florida Phone: 390-2100 [view map] |
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