Living in Miramar, FL
Broward County
Miramar pairs a fast-growing, ethnically diverse residential base -- with large Caribbean-American (notably Jamaican and Haitian) and Latin American communities -- with a real non-residential economic anchor most South Florida suburbs lack: the Miramar Park of Commerce, a 10,000-plus-employee business park that houses Spirit Airlines' corporate headquarters alongside regional offices for GE, Siemens, Humana, and other national employers. That combination of residential growth and a genuine local job base, rather than a bedroom-community-only economy, is what distinguishes Miramar from a purely residential suburb like Pembroke Pines.
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Learn moreHousing
Down 1.9% YoY at that snapshot; a February 2026 reading cited $535,000 (roughly flat YoY), broadly consistent. Homes reportedly averaging 99 days on market with about 6.7 months of supply -- a buyer-favorable market, not a tight seller's market.
Taxes
Not independently sourced at the Broward County level this session. Florida carries no income tax statewide. See the Florida hub page for the statewide property tax context -- do not treat that figure as Miramar-specific.
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Pros
Genuine local employment base via the Miramar Park of Commerce (Spirit Airlines HQ plus 180+ other companies), not just a bedroom community; diverse, growing population; newer housing stock than many older Broward suburbs.
Cons
Car-dependent suburban layout with no direct beach access; housing prices sit above Pembroke Pines' and Hollywood's in this batch; standard South Florida hurricane exposure applies.
Who this fits
Best for: Families and professionals who want a growing, diverse Broward suburb with a genuine local job base rather than a purely bedroom-community economy.
Maybe not for you if: Buyers prioritizing the lowest price point in this batch or direct beach access should look at Pembroke Pines or Hollywood instead.
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