The Roselli Team | Miramar & South Florida Real Estate Experts

  While much of the U.S. is seeing home prices climb again, South Florida is telling a different story — and that’s creating both opportunities and challenges for buyers and sellers right here in Pembroke Pines and Miramar . According to the ICE Home Price Index (September 2025) , cities across the Northeast and Midwest — like Syracuse, NY (+9.7%) and Bridgeport, CT (+7.6%) — are leading the nation in home price growth. Meanwhile, several Florida markets are trending in the opposite direction. In fact, Cape Coral (-9.2%) , Austin (-8.6%) , and Tampa (-4.8%) are among the top 10 metro areas with the sharpest price declines. Here in Broward County , the story is more nuanced. While South Florida remains one of the most desirable regions in the country, the market is clearly normalizing after years of record-breaking appreciation. Homeowners are starting to adjust their expectations, and buyers are finding a bit more breathing room especially compared to the frenzied pandemic year...

  1) What is the average home price in Miramar, FL right now? Buyers and sellers want to understand market trends. As of early 2025, the average home price in Miramar is in the mid-$500Ks, depending on neighborhood and property type. 2) Is Miramar a buyer's or seller's market? This fluctuates. In recent years, Miramar has leaned toward a moderately competitive market, with homes selling faster in neighborhoods near I-75. 3) What are the best neighborhoods in Miramar for families? Commonly asked by relocation buyers. Top-rated family-friendly areas include Silver Lakes, Monarch Lakes, and Riviera Isles—many with gated communities, A-rated schools, and community amenities. 4) How are the schools in Miramar? School quality is a huge driver. Somerset Academy, Miramar High, and Dolphin Bay Elementary are frequently searched schools with strong reputations. Buyers frequently ask for insight on Broward County School ratings or how specific neighborhoods feed into top-rated pub...

  Spoiler alert: Housing affordability isn’t as simple as the headlines make it sound. Depending on who you ask, the real issue isn’t just home prices, or even the number of homes on the market. It’s about access. It’s about opportunity. And most of all, it’s about what affordable really means for the people trying to buy. So, what does affordability look like here in Florida ? And where do you actually stand a chance of finding the right home at the right price? Let’s break it down. Inventory Crisis or Access Crisis? If you've been following the national conversation, you've probably heard a lot about the "housing shortage." But two of the most well-known names in real estate data—Logan Mohtashami and Ivy Zelman—have different takes on what’s really going on. Ivy Zelman’s Take: The Problem Is Accessibility, Not Just Supply If you haven’t heard of Ivy Zelman before, just know that she predicted the 2008 housing bubble nearly three years before it burst. When it come...