Cost of Living in Coral Springs, Florida: The 2026 Numbers

Coral Springs is in Broward County, Florida (ZIP codes 33065, 33071, 33076, 33067). · Homes for sale in Coral Springs · Broward County

Cost of living in Coral Springs, FL (2026): owning the median home — $732,000 over the last 12 months of sales — costs about $5,578 a month with 20% down at 6.71% (principal and interest $3,783, Broward County property tax about $1,128, insurance about $130 at the Citizens county average, and a typical HOA of $538). For comparison, a typical rental across the same ZIP codes runs about $2,374 a month (Zillow Observed Rent Index), so buying costs roughly $3,205 more per month than renting before equity and tax treatment. Florida has no state income tax; the costs that move the most between Florida cities are the home price, property tax at your purchase price, and insurance.

$732,000
Median home (12 mo)
$5,578
Est. monthly to own
$2,374
Typical rent, for comparison
$13,533
Property tax / yr
$1,561
Citizens avg insurance / yr
$307
Price per sq ft

What it costs to own a home in Coral Springs, line by line

The median Coral Springs home sold for $732,000 over the last 12 months (303 closings across 57 communities), about $307 per square foot for a typical 2,415 sq ft. Here is what that home costs a new owner each month:

Principal & interest (6.71%, 30-yr, 20% down)$3,783
Property tax (Broward County, 19.84 mills, after $50,000 homestead)$1,128
Home insurance (Citizens Broward County average)$130
HOA (median where one applies; 69% of listings)$538
Estimated monthly cost to own the median home$5,578

Two of those lines are the ones out-of-state buyers get wrong. The property tax on a listing is the seller’s capped bill; yours resets to your purchase price at closing, so the figure above is the honest first-full-year number. And the insurance line is a county average from Citizens; a real quote on a specific roof and flood zone can be far from it in either direction.

Is it cheaper to buy or rent in Coral Springs?

For buyers weighing the move from renting: the Zillow Observed Rent Index across the ZIP codes where Coral Springs homes sell puts a typical rent at about $2,374 a month, up 0.7% over the past year. Owning the median home costs about $5,578, so the monthly gap is roughly $3,205 more to own before tax treatment, maintenance and equity. Across those ZIPs the median household income is about $100,279, and the price-to-income ratio runs about 5.0.

What your budget buys in Coral Springs

Three price points from 343 recent closings, each with what actually sold within 10% of that price and what that home costs to own:

Property taxes in Coral Springs

Broward County’s typical total millage is 19.84 mills, about 1.98% of taxable value. After the $50,000 homestead exemption the median home’s bill is about $13,533 a year. Once you homestead, Florida’s Save Our Homes cap limits assessment growth to 3% a year, which is why long-time owners pay far less than a new buyer in the same house. Full worksheet: Broward County property tax guide.

Home insurance in Coral Springs

Citizens Property Insurance’s average premium in Broward County is about $1,561 a year. Florida premiums are driven by roof age, wind-mitigation features, distance to the coast and the FEMA flood zone, which is why two houses on one street can quote thousands apart. Get a quote on the specific address before you write an offer, and order a wind-mitigation inspection on any older roof. See home insurance by county.

HOA and CDD fees in Coral Springs

69% of current Coral Springs listings carry an HOA, with a median of $538 a month where one applies. Where a community carries a CDD assessment it appears on the tax bill, not the HOA statement; ask for it on any home in a newer master-planned community. Neither is included in the monthly figure above unless the HOA line says so.

Coral Springs compared with other Florida cities

Same method, same day, for the Florida cities we track most closely: median sale over the last 12 months and the monthly cost of owning that median home, the typical rent, and the county’s Citizens average premium.

CityMedian saleEst. monthly to ownMedian rent (ZORI)Citizens avg premium
Hudson$300,000$2,025$1,824$1,659
Jacksonville$316,000$2,222$1,627$1,315
Pensacola$329,000$2,339$1,800$2,364
Plant City$374,000$2,518$1,783$1,816
St. Augustine$420,000$2,817$2,062$1,378
Kissimmee$390,000$2,892$1,981$1,735
Orlando$408,000$2,928$1,994$1,409
Dunedin$422,000$2,941$2,060$1,911
Yulee$456,000$2,985$2,077$1,159
Tampa$430,000$3,004$1,939$1,816
Wesley Chapel$445,000$3,057$2,270$1,659
West Palm Beach$630,000$4,783$2,241$1,753
Coral Springs$732,000$5,578$2,374$1,561
Fort Lauderdale$825,000$5,675$2,610$1,561
Ponte Vedra Beach$860,000$5,898$2,319$1,378
Boca Raton$1,018,000$7,565$3,035$1,753

What this page does not estimate

Groceries, utilities, transportation and healthcare vary less between Florida cities than housing does and are not modeled here; national cost-of-living indices cover them reasonably well. What those indices routinely miss is Florida homeowners insurance and the property-tax reset at purchase, which is why this page is built around them.

Common questions about the cost of living in Coral Springs

How much does it cost to live in Coral Springs, Florida?
Housing is the number that matters: owning the median $732,000 home costs about $5,578 a month with 20% down at 6.71%, and renting runs about $2,374 a month. Florida has no state income tax; sales tax and utilities are broadly in line with the rest of the state.
Is Coral Springs expensive to live in?
Relative to the other Florida cities in this comparison, Coral Springs ranks 13 of 16 on the monthly cost of owning the median home. The price-to-income ratio across its ZIP codes is about 5.0.
Is it cheaper to buy or rent in Coral Springs?
Owning the median Coral Springs home costs about $5,578 a month against roughly $2,374 for a typical rental across the same ZIP codes (Zillow Observed Rent Index), so buying runs about $3,205 more per month before equity, tax treatment and maintenance (rents are up 0.7% over the past year, which narrows that gap).
How much are property taxes in Coral Springs?
Broward County's typical total millage is 19.84 mills. On the median $732,000 home that is about $13,533 a year for a new owner after the $50,000 homestead exemption. The assessment resets to your purchase price, so the seller's bill is not a guide.
How much is home insurance in Coral Springs?
Citizens Property Insurance's average premium in Broward County is about $1,561 a year. Private quotes depend on roof age, wind mitigation and flood zone, and can land well above or below that average.
Does Florida have a state income tax?
No. Florida has no state income tax, including on retirement income. The trade-off is that property tax and insurance carry more of the load, which is why this page leads with them.
Using these figures? Link to this page as the source so readers can see the live numbers; they refresh from Momentum Realty’s MLS and county data (as of 2026-09-11). Suggested attribution:
<a href="https://movewithmomentum.com/cost-of-living-coral-springs">Cost of Living in Coral Springs, FL (2026): $5,578/mo to Own the Median Home — Momentum Realty</a>
Press and data requests: jon@movewithmomentum.com · Florida Housing Intelligence

Home prices and HOA figures are Momentum Realty’s MLS record of Coral Springs communities as of 2026-09-11; rent, income and price-to-income are Zillow and Census figures by ZIP code pooled over the ZIPs where Coral Springs homes sell; tax and insurance are Broward County figures. Estimates, not quotes. General information, not financial advice. Equal Housing Opportunity.

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