ActiveWaterfront
$725,000
4904 SW 164th Avenue, Miramar, FL 33027
Listed by Realty Standard Inc
Homes for Sale in Miramar, FL 33027
Newer gated lake communities on the more attainable side of the Miami, Fort Lauderdale corridor, from Sunset Lakes to Riviera Isles. Want the local read, in English o en español?
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Homes for sale in Miramar right now
ActiveWaterfront
$725,000
4904 SW 164th Avenue, Miramar, FL 33027
Listed by Realty Standard Inc
Active
$207,777
8700 N SHERMAN Circle # 504, Miramar, FL 33025
Listed by CENTURY 21 Tenace Realty
ActiveWaterfront
$360,000
4700 SW 160TH Avenue # 418, Miramar, FL 33027
Listed by Real Broker, LLC
ActiveWaterfront
$455,000
2660 SW 85th Terrace # 104, Miramar, FL 33025
Listed by GODA Realty Inc
ActiveWaterfront
$999,900
2242 SW 130TH Terrace, Miramar, FL 33027
Listed by Weichert Realtors Hallmark Pro
Active
$454,900
6516 SW 33RD Street, Miramar, FL 33023
Listed by Mainstay Brokerage LLC
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Data as of October 2026 (Miami REALTORS® MLS)
What sold in Miramar over the last 12 months
Closed residential sales on the Miami REALTORS® MLS, updated Oct 28, 2026. Medians need at least 5 sales.
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What each kind of home sold for in Miramar
| Home type | Sold (12 months) | Median sold price | See for sale |
|---|---|---|---|
| Single-family homes | 773 | $620,000 | See for sale |
| Townhomes | 167 | $449,000 | See for sale |
| Condos | 123 | $275,000 | See for sale |
Closed sales on the Miami REALTORS® MLS, last 12 months, as of October 2026.
Living in Miramar
Miramar sits in southwestern Broward, roughly halfway between Miami and Fort Lauderdale. That middle-ground address is the reason a lot of buyers with split commutes land here: you can point I-75 or the Turnpike toward either metro, with an average commute around 29 minutes.
The city really splits into two halves. Western Miramar, ZIPs 33027 and 33029, is dominated by newer master-planned, gated communities built around man-made lakes. Eastern Miramar (33023/33025) is older and generally more affordable. One name, two very different price points.
Day to day, it's a quiet, master-planned suburb. Miramar Regional Park has an amphitheater, and the Ansin Sports Complex hosts Olympic-style track-and-field events. Hollywood's beaches are about 6 miles east on Miramar Parkway. The honest trade-off: it's calm by design, so serious nightlife means a drive to Fort Lauderdale or Miami.
A lot of my Miramar clients prefer to work in Spanish, which is a big part of why I run so much of my business here bilingually. Prefer Spanish? Start on the relocation side and we'll set the pace together.
One honest note for all of South Florida: the area carries an extreme hurricane wind rating, and Flood Factor is rated "minor", about a third of properties carry some severe-flood risk over 30 years. Roof age and property-specific flood zones are part of the diligence here, not an afterthought.
Homes and communities: one city, gated west to established east.
"Miramar" isn't a single number. It's a cluster of gated lake communities in the west and a band of older, more affordable neighborhoods in the east, and each moves on its own logic.
Want lakefront and newer? Sunset Lakes is the sought-after west-Miramar name, with scenic lake homes and a 9/10-rated elementary. Silver Shores is gated and amenity-rich, regularly cited as one of the city's best spots. Monarch Lakes is a lake community with its own submarket.
For newer homes, look at Riviera Isles, a gated community around a 225-acre lake west of I-75. And SilverLakes is the established master-planned anchor, straddling the Pembroke Pines line. Which one fits your budget and your school priorities? That's a ten-minute call.
Miramar neighborhoods, street by street
Miramar covers about 31 square miles of south Broward and was incorporated in 1955. It grew west from an original 2.9-square-mile city, so the housing gets newer as you drive west, and Miramar Regional Park, 173 acres on Miramar Parkway a mile west of I-75, anchors the newer side. Here's where the main communities sit.
- East Miramar, the original city
- The original city ran from SW 64th Avenue west to University Drive, between Pembroke Road and the Miami-Dade line. Its first homes, 56 concrete flat-roof houses, went up after 1953, and established single-family streets still define it.
- Miramar Isles
- In east Miramar near State Road 7 and the Turnpike: mostly one-story ranch homes from the 1950s and 1960s, some on canals.
- Monarch Lakes
- Central Miramar along Miramar Parkway, about a mile from I-75: gated subdivisions of single-family homes, townhomes and condos from the 1990s and early 2000s, set on lakes. Much of it sits in a mapped flood zone, so flood insurance belongs in the budget.
- Silver Shores
- West Miramar off SW 160th Avenue near Miramar Parkway: a gated community from the late 1990s and early 2000s, with homes of roughly 1,500 to 4,200 square feet, some on lakes, and a clubhouse with a lakeside fishing pier.
- Huntington
- West Miramar off Miramar Parkway: a single-family community of about 530 homes.
- Riviera Isles
- West of I-75 off Bass Creek Road: a gated community built around a 225-acre lake, mostly Mediterranean-style homes from the 2000s.
- Sunset Lakes
- Far west Miramar (ZIP 33029): 1,865 homes in 18 sections built by several builders around more than 1,800 acres of lakes, with a clubhouse, resort pool, fitness center, tennis and a lakeside beach.
- SilverLakes
- A large master-planned community built from 1991 to 1998 on a former limestone mine site, with lakes, wetlands and 39 sub-communities. It straddles Miramar and Pembroke Pines, so I confirm which city a home is actually in.
Searching by ZIP? Miramar's ZIP codes run roughly east to west: 33023 on the original east side, 33025 in the middle, and 33027 and 33029 in the newer west. Several of those ZIPs also cover parts of neighboring cities, so a 33027 or 33029 address isn't always in Miramar. I confirm the city for every home, because it changes taxes and services.
Looking for new construction? Builders usually sell their newest homes directly rather than through the MLS, so they rarely show up in a listings search. If you visit a model, bring your agent on the first visit; many builders only work with an agent who registers you up front.
Flood and drainage: Miramar holds a Class 8 rating in FEMA's Community Rating System, a 10 percent flood-insurance discount for properties in the mapped flood zone. West of University Drive, lake-bank and embankment work also needs a South Broward Drainage District permit, which matters on lakefront lots.
Ready to look? Browse every Miramar home for sale, updated daily from the MLS.
Newer homes and top-rated elementaries, without the coastal price tag.
Here's the case for west Miramar, and it holds up: you can buy 2000s-and-newer construction in a gated lake community such as Riviera Isles or Sunset Lakes, and the live figures above show what that costs today. That's the more attainable side of the Miami, Fort Lauderdale corridor, and it's a genuinely different value equation than the coast.
But "newer" and "gated" aren't the whole story. These are HOA communities built around man-made lakes, and the details matter: what the monthly dues actually cover, how the community handles lake and common-area maintenance, and which exact elementary an address feeds, because a 9/10 school two streets over doesn't help you if your home is zoned somewhere else. Boundaries here surprise people.
So before you write an offer, I map the real picture per address: the school zone, the HOA rules and dues, the flood zone, and how that specific community has held value as the market softened. That's the difference between buying "a house in a good part of Miramar" and buying the right one. That homework is free, and I do it every time.
Schools, parks, and getting around
Miramar is served by Broward County Public Schools, and several of its elementaries carry a 9/10 GreatSchools rating, including Sunset Lakes, Silver Lakes, Dolphin Bay, and Skyway. I map exact attendance zones to your shortlist address by address, because boundaries here can shift a decision. Private and charter options run through the area too.
Day to day, the draw is space and calm: Miramar Regional Park with its amphitheater, the Ansin Sports Complex, and man-made lakes threaded through the gated communities. Commute-wise, Interstate 75 and Florida's Turnpike put both metros within reach, Miramar Parkway carries you the 6 miles east to Hollywood's beaches, and the Walk Score of 28 tells the truth, this is a car-dependent city. Weighing Miramar against the larger neighbor to the north? The Pembroke Pines conversation is the natural next one.
The Miramar market right now
Here's the honest read, as of May 2026.
The citywide median sale price is about $535K, at roughly $308 per square foot (-1.6% YoY), with homes taking around 71 days to sell. Redfin rates it "somewhat competitive", homes sell around 97% of list and go pending in about 74 days. Prices softened slightly year over year, which is real news after the run-up.
What that means in practice: buyers have more room and more time than they did at the peak, especially on homes that have been sitting. But the best communities, the newer gated lake enclaves in the west, still move when they're priced right. Same city, two speeds. I'll tell you which one you're shopping in.
Buying, renting, or selling in Miramar: the short version.
Buying here? Decide your half of the city first. A west-Miramar buyer is shopping newer gated construction and school zones, and needs the HOA and boundary homework done before offering. An eastern-Miramar buyer trades newness for a lower entry point. Either way, the softer market gives you a bit more room to negotiate than a couple of years ago, here's how I work with buyers, in English o en español.
New to the area? Take a beat to learn Miramar before you commit, drive the west communities, see the eastern neighborhoods, feel the commute for real. Reach out and we'll build the plan.
Selling in Miramar? In a softening market, price and condition are the whole game. A gated west-Miramar seller markets newer construction and the school zone; an eastern seller competes on value. Pricing to today's buyer, not last year's peak, and presenting the home well is what gets you sold near list. The specifics live on my page about selling your home in Broward County.
Investing? Miramar's rental demand is steady, but HOA rental restrictions vary community to community and can make or break the math. Talk to me before you buy, I'll read the rules with you.
What a specialist gets you in Miramar.
Any agent can pull Miramar comps. Fewer can tell you which exact elementary an address feeds, which gated communities have HOA dues that actually cover what they claim, and which held value best as the market cooled, all in English or Spanish.
That's the difference between buying a listing and buying the right home in the right zone. When you're ready, here's exactly how I work with buyers, en inglés o en español. Relocating from out of state or out of country? Start with my relocation guide, then let's map your Miramar shortlist together.
Everything for Miramar, FL
What people ask about Miramar.
Is it expensive to live in Miramar, FL?
It sits about in line with Broward overall: over the last 12 months the median home in Miramar sold for $550,000 (Miami REALTORS® MLS, October 2026). But Miramar is really two markets: newer western ZIPs (33027 and 33029) with gated lake communities trend higher, while older eastern Miramar (33023/33025) is generally more affordable. Tell me your range and I'll point you to the right half of the city, en inglés o en español.
Is Miramar, FL a good place to live?
It's a practical, settled pick. A quiet residential suburb midway between Miami and Fort Lauderdale, with several 9/10-rated elementary schools and newer master-planned communities like SilverLakes. The trade-off is honest: it's calm by design, so real nightlife means a drive to Fort Lauderdale or Miami.
Where is the best place to live in Miramar, FL?
It depends on what you're after, but the names that come up most are lakefront Sunset Lakes, gated and amenity-rich Silver Shores, and Monarch Lakes, all in western Miramar. Riviera Isles, a gated community around a 225-acre lake west of I-75, has some of the newest homes. I'll match the community to your budget, your commute, and your school priorities.
How far is Miramar from Miami and Fort Lauderdale?
That in-between location is the whole appeal. Miramar has easy access to both metros via Interstate 75 and Florida's Turnpike, with an average commute around 29 minutes, though rush hour into downtown Miami or Fort Lauderdale runs longer. Hollywood's beaches are about 6 miles east via Miramar Parkway. It's a genuine middle ground when your commutes pull in different directions.
Are home prices going up in Miramar, FL?
They softened slightly. Redfin shows the median sale price down about 1.9% year over year and price per square foot down about 1.6% (three months ending May 2026), with homes taking around 71 days to sell. That's a cooler, more balanced market than the peak, which means buyers have a bit more room and time than they did a couple of years ago. I'll show you where that negotiating room actually exists.
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