Hollywood
Beach, Broadwalk & Downtown charm — Broward's best-value lifestyle.
Price range: $300K – $2M+
Beach, Broadwalk & Downtown charm — Broward's best-value lifestyle.
About Hollywood
Hollywood sits between Fort Lauderdale and Miami on Florida's southeastern coast, offering a laid-back beach town feel with easy access to both major metros. The iconic Hollywood Beach Broadwalk stretches 2.5 miles along the Atlantic, lined with cafés, rental shops, and oceanfront restaurants — a magnet for walking, cycling, and sunset dinners.
The housing market here spans wildly: beachfront condos east of A1A, mid-century bungalows in Hollywood Hills, upscale waterfront estates along the Intracoastal, and newer townhomes and single-family homes inland toward I-95. Value per square foot is notably lower than Miami Beach, making Hollywood a favorite for first-time buyers, downsizers, and Israeli families establishing a U.S. base.
The historic Downtown Hollywood district is in the middle of a decade-long revitalization — art galleries, craft breweries, and a monthly ArtWalk are drawing a younger crowd while preserving the low-rise, walkable scale that sets it apart from condo-heavy neighbors.
Lifestyle
- ✓ Hollywood Beach Broadwalk — 2.5 miles of ocean-side walking/biking
- ✓ Downtown Hollywood arts district with galleries & craft restaurants
- ✓ Easy 25-min drive to Miami, 20 min to Fort Lauderdale
- ✓ Access to both MIA and FLL airports
- ✓ Strong rental demand for snowbird and seasonal tenants
- ✓ Active Israeli-American community
Where to Look
Beachfront condos
Studios to 4BR in oceanfront buildings east of A1A — views, resort amenities, and strong short-term rental potential.
Hollywood Hills
Tree-lined streets with mid-century ranches and updated single-family homes, walkable to Emerald Hills Country Club.
Intracoastal estates
Dockable waterfront properties on the ICW — the enthusiast's entry point to the South Florida boating lifestyle.
Downtown lofts
Restored historic buildings and new boutique condos, steps from ArtWalk, Circle & Yellowgreen markets, and the Young Circle park.
Frequently Asked Questions About Hollywood
Is Hollywood, FL a good place to buy a home?+
Yes — Hollywood offers strong value per square foot compared to Miami Beach or Fort Lauderdale's beachfront, with beach access, walkable downtown, and rental demand. It suits primary residents, investors, and seasonal owners alike.
What is the average home price in Hollywood, FL?+
Single-family homes typically range from $500K–$1.2M; condos from $300K–$800K; waterfront and Intracoastal estates can exceed $3M. Prices vary significantly by proximity to the beach and Intracoastal.
How is the commute from Hollywood to Miami?+
About 25 minutes to downtown Miami via I-95 off-peak; 35–45 minutes in rush hour. Tri-Rail has a Hollywood station for commuters who prefer rail.
Is Hollywood in a flood zone?+
Portions east of U.S. 1 and along the Intracoastal are in FEMA Special Flood Hazard Areas (AE zones). Flood insurance is typically required for homes with federally-backed mortgages in these areas. Ask Adi for a specific property's flood-zone designation.
Are there good schools in Hollywood, FL?+
Hollywood has a mix of public (Broward County Public Schools), charter, and private options. Top-rated choices include Hollywood Hills High and several A-rated elementary schools. Families often choose neighborhoods by school zoning.
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