Data Analysis

Houses in Coral Springs ZIP 33065 and Parkland 33067 sold in a median 21 days from August to October 2026, against 83 days in downtown Fort Lauderdale 33301 and 79.5 in Hollywood 33019.

Our October Market Pulse ranks 52 Broward County ZIPs by house sale pace: five sold in 24 days or less, 12 took 50 days or more.

Single-family homes in Coral Springs ZIP 33065 and Parkland ZIP 33067 sold in a median 21 days from August to October 2026, the fastest of 52 Broward County ZIPs with at least 15 house sales, according to the October edition of our Southeast Florida Market Pulse. Miramar 33023 followed at 22 days with 22.6% of houses selling above their original list price. At the slow end, Fort Lauderdale 33301 took 83 days at a median $3,012,500 and Hollywood 33019 took 79.5 days. The busiest ZIP, Parkland 33076, closed 154 houses at a median $1,050,000 in 23 days. All figures come from the Market Pulse, built by Momentum from BeachesMLS records; information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

Monthly median price, days on market and closed sales for the county sit on the Fort Lauderdale market data hub. This article goes one level down, to how the pace of house sales differs from ZIP to ZIP.

How is the Broward County ZIP heat map built?

The Market Pulse heat map for the BeachesMLS feed counts single-family closings from August through October 2026 in ZIPs with at least 15 sales. For each ZIP it reports closings, median sale price, median days on market and the share of houses that sold above their original list price. We kept the 52 ZIPs that lie in Broward County. Together they account for 2,884 house sales over the three months, and the middle of the list sat near 39 days. Eight of the 52 had a median sale price of $1 million or more.

Which Broward County ZIP codes sold fastest?

Source: Momentum Market Pulse, Southeast Florida, October 2026 edition (trailing three months, single-family, ZIPs with at least 15 closings). Deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

The northwest suburbs led. Four of the seven quickest ZIPs are in Coral Springs and Parkland, and Parkland 33076 sold at a median above $1 million while still closing in 23 days. The highest above-list shares were in North Lauderdale 33068 at 23.7%, Miramar 33023 at 22.6% and Fort Lauderdale 33312 at 21.1%, all with medians at or below $550,000.

Which Broward County ZIP codes sold slowest?

Source: Momentum Market Pulse, Southeast Florida, October 2026 edition (trailing three months, single-family). Deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

Coastal and near-water ZIPs fill most of the slow list, including Fort Lauderdale 33301 and 33316, Hollywood 33019 and Pompano Beach 33062. Two inland ZIPs sit with them. Weston 33327 took 74 days with no house selling above its original list price, while Weston's other two ZIPs, 33332 and 33326, took 41.5 and 42 days. Tamarac 33321, at a median $399,000, was the slowest ZIP under $500,000.

How does pace vary inside the City of Fort Lauderdale?

The city's eight ZIPs span most of the county's range. Fort Lauderdale 33312 sold 95 houses in 27 days at a median $550,000, and 33308 took 32.5 days at $1,292,500. From there the pace slows: 33305 at 40.5 days, 33304 at 52, 33311 at 55 on 116 sales, 33315 at 60, 33316 at 65 and 33301 at 83. ZIP 33311, at a median $415,000, was the second busiest ZIP in the county. Our Broward million-dollar houses piece covers the listing side of the top tier, and the Fort Lauderdale market page has city-level prices.

Where do the biggest ZIPs fall?

The busiest ZIPs after Parkland 33076 were Fort Lauderdale 33311 with 116 closings, Miramar 33023 with 106 in 22 days at $457,000, and Hollywood 33024 with 105 in 32 days at $525,000. The ZIP labeled Lighthouse Point, 33064, closed 97 at $665,000 in 48 days. Pembroke Pines 33029 closed 89 at $745,000 in 45 days, and Davie 33330 took 49.5 days at a median $1,837,500.

How does Broward compare with its neighbors?

For October alone, Broward recorded 876 house sales at a median $625,000 in 36 days, the same pace as the four-county BeachesMLS total. Our Broward house prices piece compares that median with the 2022 peak. The same ZIP view for the neighboring counties is in our Palm Beach County ZIP codes piece and Miami-Dade ZIP codes piece.

People also ask

Which Broward County ZIP code sells houses fastest? Coral Springs 33065 and Parkland 33067 tied at a median 21 days for single-family homes from August to October 2026, followed by Miramar 33023 at 22 days, according to the Momentum Market Pulse.

Which Broward ZIP codes take longest to sell? Fort Lauderdale 33301 took a median 83 days at $3,012,500, Hollywood 33019 took 79.5 days and Weston 33327 took 74 days from August to October 2026.

Do expensive Broward ZIP codes sell slower? Often, not always. Five of the eight slowest ZIPs had medians of $885,000 or more, but Parkland 33076 sold 154 houses at a median $1,050,000 in 23 days.

Where in Broward do houses sell above list price most often? North Lauderdale 33068 led at 23.7% of houses sold above original list price, ahead of Miramar 33023 at 22.6% and Fort Lauderdale 33312 at 21.1%.

Limitations

The heat map covers single-family closings from August through October 2026 in ZIPs with at least 15 sales, so small ZIPs and condo-heavy areas are not shown. Place names follow the ZIP labels in the report, and some ZIPs cross city lines. Broward ZIPs were selected from the four-county BeachesMLS list by ZIP range. Median days and prices for small samples can move a lot from one quarter to the next. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

Sources

• Momentum Market Pulse, Southeast Florida, October 2026 edition, Momentum Research report built from BeachesMLS records, generated November 12, 2026; every figure in this article is quoted from that report.
• Fort Lauderdale market data hub, Momentum Research.

Disclosure: Jon Brooks is a co-founder of Momentum Realty, a Florida real estate brokerage that owns and funds Florida Housing Intelligence. Momentum has a financial interest in Florida real estate transactions, including in markets named here. See our editorial standards.