Blanche Ely

It's a grounded, family-oriented pocket of Pompano Beach with everyday convenience and access to schools like College Academy At Broward College. Larger neighboring communities keep amenities and options close at hand, while prices stay more accessible than much of the coast.

Compared with much of Pompano Beach, no — the median list price is $475,000 and listings run from about $300,000 to $575,000. There are no active listings above $1M, which keeps this a relatively attainable market.

The median list price is $475,000, or about $338 per square foot on a median home size of 1,465 square feet. Over the last 12 months, seven homes sold at a median price of $354,000, so closed deals have trended below current asking prices.

There are 15 active listings, including five new-construction homes, and properties are moving in a median of 27 days. Sellers are averaging 96% of asking, which points to a balanced but engaged market where well-priced homes don't linger. You can track it live on the live map.

Median property tax runs about $2,109 a year, which is modest for the area. HOA data isn't consistently reported here, so confirm fees on a per-property basis — some homes near communities like Palm Aire may carry association dues.