As of October 31, 2026, there are 264 single-family homes and 577 townhomes and condos for sale in Pembroke Pines, FL, with houses listed from about $195,000 to $1.43 million. Pembroke Pines offers lakefront homes, gated communities, townhomes and condos, with easy access to I-75 and Florida's Turnpike.
Pembroke Pines Housing Market (October 31, 2026)
264Single-family homes for sale
$717KAverage house list price
$358Average house price per sq ft
577Condos & townhomes for sale
| Price range | Homes for sale | Average list price | Typical home |
|---|
| Under $500K | 25 | $409K | 2-3 beds, about 1,250 sq ft |
| $500K - $750K | 141 | $643K | 3-4 beds, about 1,800 sq ft |
| $750K - $1M | 82 | $853K | 4 beds, about 2,500 sq ft |
| $1M and up | 16 | $1.16M | 4-5 beds, about 3,070 sq ft |
| Condos & townhomes | 577 | $252K | 2 beds, about 1,140 sq ft |
In the last six months, 488 single-family homes sold in Pembroke Pines, at an average list price of about $698,000. At that pace the current inventory equals about 3.2 months of supply. Condos and townhomes are moving more slowly: 471 sold in six months, or about 7.3 months of supply, so condo buyers generally have more room to negotiate.
Source: MLS data on this site, October 31, 2026. Figures change daily.
Living in Pembroke Pines
Pembroke Pines offers a wide variety of neighborhoods, large and small, and many of its communities are gated. Shopping and dining are close to home: Pembroke Lakes Mall is a large indoor mall with retailers and restaurants, and The Shops at Pembroke Gardens is an open-air, walkable lifestyle center with shops, restaurants, cafes and a weekend farmers market. Pines Boulevard is the city's main corridor for shopping and dining, and the 296-acre C.B. Smith Park, a Broward County regional park with a water park and campground, is in the middle of town on Flamingo Road.
Things to Do in Pembroke Pines
C.B. Smith Park
Broward County regional park · 900 N Flamingo Rd · 296 acres
One of Broward County's most varied parks, with a water park featuring four 50-foot-tall waterslides and a lazy river, a campground, the AllGolf family golf center with miniature golf, a tennis complex and a special event area that holds up to 22,500 people. Other amenities include pickleball, basketball, racquetball, volleyball, batting cages, a fitness facility, fishing, a boat ramp, biking/jogging/walking paths, a playground, picnic shelters and Safety Town.
Leashed pets are allowed. A weekend and holiday gate fee of $3 per vehicle (8 or fewer people) applies; walking or biking in is free. Campground reservations are taken by phone at the park office: 954-357-5170.
Pines Ice Arena
RecreationPublic ice skating, figure skating lessons and youth and adult hockey leagues on Taft Street.
The Shops at Pembroke Gardens
Shopping & diningOpen-air shopping, restaurants and a weekend farmers market, just off Pines Boulevard and I-75.
Pembroke Lakes Mall
ShoppingA large indoor mall with a mix of retailers and dining options.
Golf & Tennis
RecreationThe city's Pembroke Lakes Golf & Tennis Center at 10500 Taft St has golf (954-431-4144) and tennis (954-431-4146), and Grand Palms has its 27-hole Golf Resort and Country Club.
Arts & Culture
Galleries, theater & classesThe Frank C. Ortis Art Gallery at City Center (601 City Center Way) hosts rotating exhibitions, the River of Grass ArtsPark (17195 Sheridan St) has a theater and classrooms, the Pembroke Pines Art & Cultural Center offers art, music and drama classes, and Studio 18 Art Complex (1101 Poinciana Dr) has a gallery and artist studios.
C.B. Smith Park details: Broward County Parks and Recreation.
Pembroke Pines Public Schools
Pembroke Pines is part of Broward County Public Schools. These public schools serve Pembroke Pines neighborhoods:
New for the 2026-27 school year (Broward County Public Schools):
- Palm Cove Elementary was consolidated into Lakeside and Pines Lakes Elementary.
- Panther Run Elementary was consolidated into Chapel Trail and Silver Palms Elementary.
- The part of the Walter C. Young Middle zone west of I-75 moved to Silver Trail Middle.
- The part of the Charles W. Flanagan High zone west of I-75 moved to West Broward High. High school students in that area who were already attending Flanagan in 2025-26 are not reassigned.
Older listings and websites may still show the previous assignments.
| School | Grades | Students | School grade |
|---|
| Chapel Trail Elementary | PK-5 | 597 | A (2026, FL DOE) |
| Lakeside Elementary | PK-5 | 500 | A (2026, FL DOE) |
| Pasadena Lakes Elementary | PK-5 | 478 | B (2026, FL DOE) |
| Pembroke Lakes Elementary | PK-5 | 627 | A (2026, FL DOE) |
| Pembroke Pines Elementary | PK-5 | 559 | A (2026, FL DOE) |
| Pines Lakes Elementary | PK-5 | 414 | A (2026, FL DOE) |
| Silver Palms Elementary | PK-5 | 450 | A (2026, FL DOE) |
| Apollo Middle (located in Hollywood) | 6-8 | 1,143 | B (2026, FL DOE) |
| Pines Collegiate Academy 6-12 (middle grades) | 6-8 | 626 | A (2026, FL DOE) |
| Silver Trail Middle | 6-8 | 1,187 | A (2026, FL DOE) |
| Walter C. Young Middle | 6-8 | 691 | A (2026, FL DOE) |
| Charles W. Flanagan High | 9-12 | 2,199 | A (2026, FL DOE) |
| McArthur High (located in Hollywood) | 9-12 | 1,866 | C (2026, FL DOE) |
| West Broward High | 9-12 | 2,492 | A (2026, FL DOE) |
Elementary School Attendance Zones (2026-27)
- Chapel Trail Elementary (19595 Taft St): Sheridan Street south to Pines Boulevard, from the Conservation Area east to the canal east of NW 167th Avenue, including the Chapel Trail Nature Preserve area and the former Panther Run area in the eastern part of the zone. Students living in the Conservation Area from the Miami-Dade line to I-75 also attend Chapel Trail. BCPS boundary map (PDF)
- Lakeside Elementary (900 NW 136th Ave): Sheridan Street south to Pembroke Road, from I-75 east to Flamingo Road/SW 124th Avenue, including Pembroke Falls, the C.B. Smith Park area and Flamingo Lakes Country Club. It also now serves the former Palm Cove area from Pines Boulevard south to Pembroke Road, between Flamingo Road and Hiatus Road. BCPS boundary map (PDF)
- Pasadena Lakes Elementary (8801 Pasadena Blvd): Sheridan Street south to Taft Street, from Palm Avenue east to University Drive, plus a section north of Sheridan Street bounded by Stirling Road, University Drive, the Davie Road Extension and NW 75th Avenue extended. BCPS boundary map (PDF)
- Pembroke Lakes Elementary (11251 Taft St): Sheridan Street south to Johnson Street, from Flamingo Road east to Palm Avenue, including the Pembroke Lakes Golf Course area. BCPS boundary map (PDF)
- Pembroke Pines Elementary (6700 SW 9th St): Pines Boulevard south to Pembroke Road, from Douglas Road east to Florida's Turnpike, including the area around North Perry Airport and Broward College South Campus. BCPS boundary map (PDF)
- Pines Lakes Elementary (10300 Johnson St): Johnson Street south to Pines Boulevard from Flamingo Road east to Palm Avenue, including Pembroke Lakes Mall; Taft Street south to Pines Boulevard from Palm Avenue east to Douglas Road; and, south of Pines Boulevard, Hiatus Road east to Douglas Road down to Pembroke Road, which includes the former Palm Cove area. BCPS boundary map (PDF)
- Silver Palms Elementary (1209 NW 155th Ave): north of Pines Boulevard, Sheridan Street south to Pines Boulevard from NW 166th Avenue (both sides) east to I-75; south of Pines Boulevard, the Grand Palms area from the canal east of SW 159th Terrace to I-75, down to Pembroke Road. It also now serves the former Panther Run area south of Pines Boulevard between the canal west of SW 168th Way and SW 160th Avenue. BCPS boundary map (PDF)
Middle and High School Attendance Zones (2026-27)
- Walter C. Young Middle (901 NW 129th Ave): Sheridan Street south to Pembroke Road, from I-75 east to Flamingo Road, plus the area east of Flamingo Road up to Palm Avenue between Sheridan Street and Johnson Street (and between Johnson Street and Pines Boulevard as far as Hiatus Road). BCPS boundary map (PDF)
- Pines Collegiate Academy 6-12 (200 NW Douglas Rd): sixth through eighth graders living in its zone attend automatically. The zone runs from Sheridan Street south to Pembroke Road between Palm Avenue and University Drive, widening west to Hiatus Road below Johnson Street and to Flamingo Road below Pines Boulevard. Grades 9-12 are a dual-enrollment program with Broward College that requires a 3.0 unweighted GPA and college placement scores; it is not a zoned high school. BCPS boundary map (PDF)
- Silver Trail Middle (18300 Sheridan St): the C-11 Canal (Griffin Road) south to Pines Boulevard, from the Conservation Area east to Flamingo Road north of Sheridan Street and to I-75 south of Sheridan Street, plus the area west of I-75 between Pines Boulevard and Pembroke Road east of about SW 168th Way. Students living in the Conservation Area from the Miami-Dade line to I-75 also attend Silver Trail. BCPS boundary map (PDF)
- Charles W. Flanagan High (12800 Taft St): Sheridan Street south to Pembroke Road, from I-75 east to Douglas Road. BCPS boundary map (PDF)
- West Broward High (500 NW 209th Ave): the C-11 Canal (Griffin Road) south to Pines Boulevard (to Pembroke Road west of SW 184th Avenue), from the Conservation Area east to Volunteer Road north of Sheridan Street and to I-75 south of Sheridan Street, plus the area west of I-75 between Pines Boulevard and Pembroke Road. Between Volunteer Road and Flamingo Road north of Sheridan Street, students are assigned to West Broward with a choice to apply to Cooper City High. BCPS boundary map (PDF)
How the zones line up: West of I-75, Chapel Trail and Silver Palms Elementary feed into Silver Trail Middle and West Broward High. East of I-75, most of the Lakeside and Pembroke Lakes zones feed into Walter C. Young Middle, while Pines Lakes, Pasadena Lakes and the former Palm Cove part of Lakeside are in the Pines Collegiate Academy middle-grades zone. Charles W. Flanagan High serves everything east of I-75 out to Douglas Road. In the far eastern part of the city, Pembroke Pines Elementary feeds into Apollo Middle and McArthur High, which are both located in neighboring Hollywood.
Sources: MLS school data and Broward County Public Schools boundary maps, October 2026. BCPS maps are conceptual; confirm the assigned schools for any address with Broward County Public Schools before you buy.
Pembroke Pines Real Estate FAQ
How much does a house cost in Pembroke Pines, FL?
As of October 31, 2026, single-family homes in Pembroke Pines are listed from about $195,000 to $1.43 million, with an average list price of about $717,000 and about $358 per square foot. Most houses for sale (141 of 264) are listed between $500,000 and $750,000.
How many homes are for sale in Pembroke Pines?
As of October 31, 2026, there are 264 single-family homes and 577 condos and townhomes for sale in Pembroke Pines.
Is Pembroke Pines a buyer's or seller's market?
For single-family homes, about 3.2 months of supply (488 sales in the last six months) points to a market that still leans toward sellers. Condos and townhomes have about 7.3 months of supply, which gives buyers more negotiating room.
How much do condos and townhomes cost in Pembroke Pines?
As of October 31, 2026, condos and townhomes in Pembroke Pines are listed from about $66,000 to $719,000, with an average list price of about $252,000.
Are there gated communities in Pembroke Pines?
Yes. Guard-gated communities include Pembroke Falls (with a 24-hour staffed gate), Grand Palms and Walnut Creek. Other gated communities include Pembroke Isles, Stoneridge Lake Estates, Cobblestone, Pembroke Shores, The Estates of Pembroke Shores and several individually gated sub-neighborhoods in Silver Lakes.
Are there golf communities in Pembroke Pines?
Yes. Grand Palms is a guard-gated golf course community built around the 27-hole Grand Palms Golf Resort and Country Club, with villas, townhomes and larger estate homes. Golf and social memberships are mandatory in some of its sub-neighborhoods and optional in others.
What public schools serve Pembroke Pines?
Pembroke Pines public schools include Chapel Trail, Lakeside, Pasadena Lakes, Pembroke Lakes, Pembroke Pines, Pines Lakes and Silver Palms Elementary; Walter C. Young Middle, Silver Trail Middle and Pines Collegiate Academy 6-12 (middle grades); and Charles W. Flanagan High and West Broward High. The far eastern part of the city is zoned for Apollo Middle and McArthur High, which are located in Hollywood. Confirm the assigned schools for any address with Broward County Public Schools.
What high school serves Pembroke Pines east of I-75?
Charles W. Flanagan High at 12800 Taft St serves the area from Sheridan Street south to Pembroke Road, between I-75 and Douglas Road, according to the Broward County Public Schools boundary map for 2026-27. Farther east, the Pembroke Pines Elementary area feeds into Apollo Middle and McArthur High in Hollywood.
Which middle and high schools serve Pembroke Pines west of I-75?
Starting with the 2026-27 school year, Pembroke Pines neighborhoods west of I-75 are zoned for Silver Trail Middle and West Broward High. Before 2026-27, part of that area was zoned for Walter C. Young Middle and Charles W. Flanagan High; high school students there who were already attending Flanagan in 2025-26 are not reassigned.
Did Pembroke Pines school boundaries change for 2026-27?
Yes. Starting with the 2026-27 school year, Broward County Public Schools consolidated Palm Cove Elementary into Lakeside and Pines Lakes Elementary and Panther Run Elementary into Chapel Trail and Silver Palms Elementary, and moved the areas west of I-75 from Walter C. Young Middle to Silver Trail Middle and from Charles W. Flanagan High to West Broward High.
What elementary school serves Pembroke Falls?
Pembroke Falls is inside the Lakeside Elementary attendance zone (Sheridan Street to Pembroke Road, I-75 to Flamingo Road), according to the Broward County Public Schools boundary map for 2026-27.
What is there to do at C.B. Smith Park?
C.B. Smith Park is a 296-acre Broward County regional park at 900 N Flamingo Rd in Pembroke Pines. It has a water park with four 50-foot waterslides and a lazy river, a campground, the AllGolf family golf center with miniature golf, a tennis complex, pickleball, fishing, a boat ramp, walking and biking paths and picnic shelters. A $3-per-vehicle gate fee applies on weekends and holidays.
How many parks are in Pembroke Pines?
The City of Pembroke Pines facilities directory lists more than 30 parks and recreation sites, including Chapel Trail Park Nature Preserve, Paul J. Maxwell Park, Rose G. Price Park, Towngate Park, West Pines Soccer Park & Preserve and two dog parks. Broward County's 296-acre C.B. Smith Park is also in the city.
Are there public pools in Pembroke Pines?
Yes. The city lists a pool at Rose G. Price Park (901 NW 208th Ave) and at Walden Lakes Park (20460 SW 1st St), and Broward County's C.B. Smith Park has a water park.
Where can I play tennis or pickleball in Pembroke Pines?
The city's Pembroke Lakes Golf & Tennis Center at 10500 Taft St has tennis (954-431-4146), Paul J. Maxwell Park at 1200 SW 72nd Ave has 8 lighted hard tennis courts, and C.B. Smith Park at 900 N Flamingo Rd has a tennis complex and pickleball.
Are there dog parks in Pembroke Pines?
Yes. The city runs the Craig Rupp K-9 Dog Park at 9751 Johnson St and the Steven L. Josias Dog & Equestrian Park at 5836 SW 193rd Way. Both have dog play areas and a pavilion. Leashed pets are also allowed at C.B. Smith Park.
