Dania Heights

It's a compact, residential neighborhood in Hallandale Beach with quick access to the coast and the Nova school cluster, including Nova High School. Families often value the assigned schools, and the median rent of $2,700 a month reflects steady local demand. It suits buyers who want a quieter footing in South Florida without the high-rise density.

It sits in the mid-market for the area, with a median list price of $570,000 and an average of $451 per square foot. There's one listing above $1M, but most inventory falls between roughly $400,000 and the mid-$500,000s. Compared to Hallandale's waterfront towers, it's a more attainable entry point.

Active listings range from $399,899 to $1,200,000, with a median around $570,000 and a typical home size near 1,418 square feet. Over the last 12 months, 4 homes sold at a median price of $565,000. Browse current options on the live map.

It's a small, steady market — only 5 active listings and 4 sales in the past year, with homes taking a median of 43 days to sell. Sellers are getting about 97% of asking, so pricing is realistic and negotiation room is modest. Low inventory means well-prepared buyers have an advantage when the right home appears.

HOA data isn't currently available for the active listings here, which points to a mix of homes without heavy association dues. Property taxes run around $6,195 a year at the median, in line with Broward County norms. Always confirm the specific figures on any home you're considering, since they vary by community and assessed value.