Hollywood Towers Condo
Homes for Sale in Hollywood, FL

Hollywood Towers Condo market snapshot (as of July 15, 2026): the median sale price is about $400K ($474 per sq ft over the trailing 12 months of closed sales), and a median 26 days on market for closed sales.

A beachside high-rise in Hollywood with a $400,000 median and a brisk twenty-six-day market, where location drives value and units trade faster than most towers in Broward County.

Hollywood Towers Condo sits in one of Broward's few beach communities outside Fort Lauderdale, and that proximity shapes everything about the market here. Seven closings over the past quarter at a $400,000 median and $474 per square foot tell you this is not bargain-bin oceanfront—you are paying for concrete construction, elevation, and the ability to walk to sand without crossing A1A traffic or navigating gated resort complexes.

The median twenty-six days on market is notably fast for condo inventory. High-rises typically carry more days because financing is pickier, association documents take longer to review, and buyers hesitate over monthly fees. That this building moves in under a month suggests either strong word-of-mouth among repeat beach buyers or inventory that is priced to market from day one. The lack of identified community amenities in current listings does not mean the building is bare—many older towers simply do not spotlight pool-and-gym boilerplate in MLS remarks—but it does mean your buying decision will hinge on the unit, the view, the building's financial health, and the beach across the street, not a clubhouse or concierge.

Condition variance is everything in a tower like this. A renovated unit with impact glass and updated mechanicals will command the upper end of the per-square-foot range; a dated interior with original fixtures will sit below median or linger. If you are buying, budget for what the unit needs or pay the premium for turnkey. If you are selling, cosmetic updates and clear disclosure on assessments and reserves will separate a quick close from a renegotiation spiral.

High-rise transactions live and die on association financials, pending special assessments, and the gap between list price and what a lender will actually approve in a building with investor concentration or deferred maintenance. Momentum's agents read budgets and meeting minutes before you waste a weekend on a showing, and we know which appraisers and lenders move quickly on older concrete inventory. In a market where the median unit closes in twenty-six days, preparation beats enthusiasm every time—we make sure your offer is the one that actually gets to settlement.

Confirm the current HOA dues, exactly what they cover, and any CDD bond or special assessment for a specific address before you offer.