Coral Springs is a city located in Broward County, Florida, United States. It is part of the South Florida metropolitan area and has a population of approximately 130,000 people.

Coral Springs was incorporated in 1963 and was originally developed as a planned community. It is known for its beautiful parks and green spaces, which include more than 50 city parks, a nature center, and an aquatic complex. The city is also home to the Coral Springs Museum of Art, which showcases contemporary and modern art exhibits.

In terms of education, Coral Springs is served by the Broward County Public Schools system, which includes several elementary, middle, and high schools in the area. The city is also home to a number of private schools.

Coral Springs has a thriving economy, with a diverse range of businesses and industries. Major employers in the area include Publix Supermarkets, City Furniture, and First Data Corporation.

Overall, Coral Springs is a vibrant and attractive city with a high quality of life. It offers a great combination of natural beauty, cultural amenities, and economic opportunity, making it a popular destination for both residents and visitors alike.

Population:

• Population (2023): 134,906
• Median age (2022): 36.8
• Residents under 18 (2023): 25.8%
• Residents over 65 (2023): 12%
• Population by sex (2023): 48% male, 52% female
• Homeowners and renters (2022): N/A
• Married population (2023): 51.6%
• Population change (2010 – 2020): 10% Increase
• Poverty rate compared to the US national average (2022): 8.7% vs the average of 11.5%

Demographics (2022):

• White Non Hispanic – 36.4%
• Black Non Hispanic – 23.6%
• White Hispanic – 13.5%
• Multiracial Hispanic – 11.3%
• Asian – 5.27%
• Multiracial Non Hispanic – 4%
• Other Hispanic – 3%

*Prices shown are based only on activity for the dates specified

Income:

• Median household income (2022): $87,488
• Avg. per capita income (2022): $38,483

Tax:

• County property tax rate (2023): 1.12% of a property’s assessed fair market value
• Combined state and county sales tax rate (2023): 7%

Political affiliation based on the 2024 election results ( Broward County ):

• Democratic – 58%
• Republican – 41%
• Other – 1.22%

Cost of Living:

• Average cost of living compared to the US national average (2023): Higher
• Cost of housing compared to the Florida average (2023): Higher
• Cost of food compared to the US national average (2023): 7.9% Higher
• Cost of healthcare compared to the US national average (2023): Appx. same
• Cost of utilities compared to the US national average (2023): 3% Lower
• Cost of transportation compared to the US national average (2023): Higher

Largest 3 employers (2021): Broward County Public Schools, City of Coral Springs, and Coral Springs Medical Center

School ratings (2021): Coral Springs has an overall rating of A- according to Niche.com

Coastal: No

Average low and high temperature: Low 20.5°C, High 28.3°C

Fun facts: Coral Springs has been named one of the safest cities in Florida and the United States, and it was ranked as the 10th best city to live in Florida by Niche.com in 2021.

Location and Amenities:

 

Highways:

• Hwy I – 95: 19 min ( 9.8 miles )

Airports:

• Fort Lauderdale International Airport: 30 min ( 28.3 miles )
• Palm Beach International Airport: 45 min ( 44.2 miles )

Hospitals:

• HCA Florida Northwest Hospital in Margate ( recipient of the 2021, 2022, 2023 Patient Safety Excellence Award ): 11 min ( 5.4 miles )

Universities and Colleges:

• Florida International University: 40 min ( 41.2 miles )
• University of Miami: 48 min ( 46 miles )

Major cities:

• Fort Lauderdale is appx. 20 – 25 miles southeast
• Miami is appx. 40 – 45 miles to the south

Amenities and Attractions:

• Coral Square Mall
• Tall Cypress Natural Area: 66 acres of natural dense woods with an elevated boardwalk

Short Term Rental Regulations:

** All short term rental operations in Florida must obtain a business license from the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation ( DBPR ) and a Florida Department of Revenue Certificate of Sales and Use. ** Short term rental regulations can be subject to change and should always be confirmed with city / towns or county departments.

Restrictions:

• Maximum occupancy 2 persons per sleeping room
• Maximum number of persons permitted to gather in a dwelling is not to exceed 16
• Parking must be in a driveway allocated to the subject property

Please visit website for more info: coralsprings.gov