Pine Island Lakes Townhom
Homes for Sale in Davie, FL

Pine Island Lakes Townhom market snapshot (as of July 15, 2026): the median sale price is about $381K ($279 per sq ft over the trailing 12 months of closed sales), and a median 35 days on market for closed sales.

Pine Island Lakes Townhom is a Davie townhome enclave with no resort amenities and a median just over mid-three-hundred-thousands; homes that show well move in about five weeks, and the per-foot cost reflects the attached-product premium in western Broward.

The $381K median and thirty-five day DOM put Pine Island Lakes Townhom squarely in the Davie townhome lane: competitively priced for the format, neither a bargain nor a luxury product. The per-square-foot number—just under $280—is where western Broward townhomes with newer vintage or turnkey condition tend to settle when they lack pools, clubhouses, or gated entry. You're buying low-maintenance living and the townhome floor plan, not a resort experience.

Eight closings over the window means the median can swing with just a handful of sales; one distressed unit or one premium end-unit can move the number twenty thousand dollars in either direction. The DOM tells the more stable story: a little over a month is normal velocity for this price bracket and product type. Homes aren't sitting, but they're not flying off the shelf either—condition, updates, and exact location within the community will separate the thirty-day sale from the sixty-day grind.

With no identified community amenities in the MLS data, this is purely a real-estate play: you like the floor plan, the price point works, and you want Davie's central Broward location without yard work. Buyers hunting for a pool, fitness center, or social scene will need to look elsewhere or budget for off-site memberships. The value proposition here is straightforward—low-maintenance attached housing at the median, nothing more and nothing less.

Momentum brokers know western Broward's townhome inventory cold, and in a community this small—eight closings—you need an agent who can pull true comps from neighboring developments and interpret whether a list price reflects condition or wishful thinking. We'll walk the unit with you, flag deferred maintenance or oddball layouts before you write the offer, and tell you when the DOM says the seller has room to move. No upselling, no hype—just honest advice on whether the number makes sense for what you're actually getting.

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