Norwood

It's a straightforward South Broward neighborhood built for people who want single-family space and a central location between Miami and Fort Lauderdale. You won't find gated entrances or golf here, but you get residential streets and access to specialized programs like School For Advanced Studies Homestead. It suits buyers who prioritize commute flexibility and a real house over amenity-heavy communities.

It's mid-range for the area, with a median list price of $562,000 and current listings running from $489,000 up to $750,000. At an average of $395 per square foot, you're paying for location more than square footage, since the typical home is around 1,417 square feet. Compare it against the broader West Park homes for sale to see where it lands.

Active listings have a median list price of $562,000, while homes that actually closed over the past 12 months came in at a median of $538,000. That gap tells you sellers are pricing with some ambition but landing close to it — about 97% of asking on average.

It's balanced and moving at a reasonable pace, with 18 homes active and a median of 43 days on market. Sixty-nine homes sold in the last year, so there's consistent turnover without a frenzy. Buyers generally have time to negotiate rather than being forced into instant offers.

There's no meaningful HOA data reported here, which fits a neighborhood of standalone single-family homes rather than a managed community. Property taxes run a median of about $5,975 per year, and for comparison, median rent in the area is around $3,500 per month if you're weighing renting against buying.