Real Estate Pulse: Miramar & Broward County (Fall 2025)
The real estate market in Miramar and greater Broward County is showing signs of stabilization and subtle shifts in 2025. Below are some of the key trends, challenges, and incentives that potential buyers and sellers should watch.
Market Trends & Cost / Demand Signals
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In Miramar, the median home listing price was around $550,000 in mid-2025. Realtor
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The Miramar market saw about 3.9% year-over-year price growth in August 2025, reaching a median of ~$575,000. ActiveRain
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Homes in Miramar are staying on the market longer than last year: average days on market have increased. Movoto Real Estate
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In Broward County overall, homes sold more slowly this year; in August, properties spent more days on the market compared to 2024. The World Property Journal+1
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Broward’s median home sale price (for all property types) has ticked upward by ~1.6% compared to last year, landing near $445,000 as of August 2025. Redfin+1
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Condo vs. single-family dynamics diverge: single-family homes remain closer to a seller’s market, while many condo markets have softened with increased supply. The World Property Journal+2MIAMI REALTORS®+2
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Luxury condo sales (units $1M+) have actually increased in Broward County — a sign that high-end buyers remain active.
Government / Local Incentives & Assistance Programs
There are several assistance programs that buyers in Broward (and sometimes in Miramar’s surroundings) may take advantage of:
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Broward County Homebuyer Purchase Assistance (HPA): This program offers a deferred-payment, 0% interest second mortgage (15-year term) to qualifying buyers. Depending on the area, the assistance can be up to ~$40,000 (or more in certain cities). Broward County+2Broward County+2
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For example, in Hollywood (Broward), the First-Time Home Buyer Program can “fill the gap” up to $50,000 for eligible buyers. Broward County
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At the state level, Florida’s Hometown Heroes Housing Program offers down payment and closing cost assistance to qualified workforce occupations, aiming to make homeownership more accessible. Florida Housing
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Note: These programs often require that the home be a primary residence, that the buyer meets income or first-time criteria, and that the first mortgage meets certain guidelines.
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