Davie
Broward's equestrian and university heartland — more house, more land, more character.
County
Broward
Population
112,040
Why Here
Why Davie?
Equestrian zoning — horse trails protected by town ordinance in designated areas
Nova Southeastern University — major employment anchor and year-round rental demand
Larger lots at lower prices than coastal Broward cities
Strong Latino community — Venezuelan, Colombian, and Central American cultural presence
Flamingo Gardens — 60-acre botanical garden and Everglades wildlife sanctuary
Accessible to I-595, Florida Turnpike, Fort Lauderdale, Miami, and Boca Raton
Jose's Take
Davie is where my Venezuelan and Colombian clients feel most at home in Broward County — the community is there, the food is there, and the space that the beach cities don't offer is there. The NSU campus means stable rental demand and a professional workforce that keeps values from swinging seasonally. I always make sure buyers understand the HOA situation in the gated golf communities before they commit — the dues can be significant and meaningfully change the real cost of ownership. For a family that wants more house and more land than coastal Broward will allow at this price, Davie is a strong option.

Jose Costa
(954) 614-1351“My parents live twenty minutes away in Doral. Davie gave me the space I needed without the Miami traffic every morning. NSU is right there for my kids, the schools are decent, and I can still find arepas on a Tuesday night.”
Homeowner in Davie since 2021
The Community
Who lives in Davie?
112,040
Population
39
Median Age
$86,560
Median Household Income
$51,109
Per Capita Income
67.1%
Owner-Occupied
32.9%
Renter-Occupied
U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 2019–2023 5-Year Estimates
What You'll Pay
What does your budget get you here?
Honest ranges — not the headline number on Zillow.
$300K – $420K
Condos & Townhomes
Most budget options at this tier are 2–3BR condos or townhomes near University Drive, Stirling Road, and I-595 — often 1980s–90s construction with original finishes but solid building quality. HOA fees vary widely and should be verified early; some communities carry fees above $500/month.
$420K – $520K
Older Single-Family Ranch Homes
The entry point for single-family detached homes in Davie — 3BR/2BA ranch-style homes of 1,400–1,800 sq ft, many built in the 1970s–80s, often on generous lots. Western sections near the Everglades edge occasionally include horse-zoned properties. Kitchens and baths often need updating, but structural bones are typically sound.
$520K – $600K
Updated Single-Family
Updated 3–4BR single-family homes with renovated kitchens, newer roofs (important for Florida insurance costs), and sometimes pools. Move-in ready inventory at $550K–$600K is limited and competitive — buyers should expect to move quickly when a genuinely turnkey home appears at this price.
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The Schools
Schools in Davie
Ratings from GreatSchools.org — always visit in person.
Davie's elementary and middle options are among the strongest of Broward County's inland suburbs — Fox Trail Elementary rates 9/10 and Nova Middle posts a 91% Algebra 1 EOC proficiency rate well above state and county averages. The high school picture is more moderate: Nova High rates 6/10, average for Florida, though it offers Cambridge International and AP programs that exceed what the rating alone suggests. School assignment in the Broward County district depends on your specific address; buyers should verify zoning before assuming attendance at any particular school.
Local Life
Around Davie
Buying Here
Looking to buy in Davie?
More house, more land, and a genuine Latino community feel that most of Broward can't offer. Jose has worked both sides of the market here — buyers and sellers, sales and rentals — and knows which communities carry HOA surprises and which don't.
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Looking to rent in Davie?
Davie's rental market is driven primarily by Nova Southeastern University's students, health sciences residents, and professional staff rather than seasonal tourism or coastal desirability — creating year-round, non-seasonal demand concentrated in the 1–2BR segment near University Drive and College Avenue. For investors, the NSU/Broward College pipeline provides a stable tenant base with predictable occupancy cycles.
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Thinking of selling in Davie?
Davie's value appeal draws a consistent buyer pool from price-pressured coastal Broward. Jose's free CMA shows exactly where your home sits — and how to price for the buyers who are actively looking here.
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About Davie
Davie occupies an unusual position in Broward County: a town of over 112,000 that has deliberately preserved its horse-country character even as it grew into a fully suburban city. Equestrian zoning protects riding trails along residential streets in designated sections, the weekly rodeo at Bergeron Grounds is genuinely attended, and ranch-style homes on larger lots remain available at prices impossible in coastal Broward. The Latino community — drawn heavily from Venezuela, Colombia, and Central America — gives Davie's commercial corridors, restaurants, and social fabric a South American cultural character that distinguishes it from whiter, more insular Broward suburbs. Nova Southeastern University's campus provides a stable professional and academic anchor, employment base, and rental demand that protects the market against the seasonal volatility that affects beach cities. The South Florida Education Center corridor (Nova Southeastern, Broward College, and FAU's Davie campus in close proximity) reinforces this dynamic. Commutes to downtown Fort Lauderdale, Miami, and Boca Raton are all managed via I-595 and the Florida Turnpike. The honest tradeoffs: Davie is not walkable, and almost nothing is accessible without a car. Traffic on University Drive and Davie Road can be heavy. The median home price has climbed above $500K, which means buyers under $420K will be looking at condos rather than the single-family homes that define the neighborhood's character. HOA fees in condo and gated communities can significantly affect true monthly cost. The eastern sections near the Broward College campus feel denser and more urban; the western sections near the Everglades edge are quieter and more rural — these micro-zones carry meaningfully different lifestyles, and buyers should tour both.

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