Hollywood
Price Range
$350K - $5M+
Population
155,082
Lifestyle Score
40/100
Life & Practicalities
- Flood zone
- X — flood insurance typically not required
- Lifestyle Score
- 40 / 100 — car-dependent
- Public schools nearby
- 39
- Est. drive to nearest modeled airport
- 8 min — Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL)
- Est. drive to nearest modeled beach access
- 13 min — Hollywood Beach Broadwalk
- Mean commute to work
- 29.4 min
- Median household income
- $67K
Sources: FEMA National Flood Hazard Layer · OpenStreetMap contributors · Urban Institute / NCES. Informational only, not a flood insurance determination. Census values apply only to the named municipality/CDP (ACS 2020–2024 5-year). This product uses the Census Bureau Data API but is not endorsed or certified by the Census Bureau.
About
Hollywood, Florida has quietly held its ground as one of South Florida's most livable cities — a beach town that kept its own character while genuine luxury arrived on the sand. The 2.5-mile Hollywood Broadwalk remains one of America's most iconic oceanfront promenades, lined with cafes, shops, and performers that give it a character no planned development could manufacture. Downtown Hollywood carries an artsy, historic energy with independent restaurants and boutiques in low-rise storefronts. Entry prices on the beach sit well below Miami Beach and Fort Lauderdale for comparable oceanfront, while new luxury condos like Hyde Beach and Apogee steadily raise the beachfront ceiling. Both airports and both downtowns are roughly twenty minutes away.
Beach, Artsy, Affordable
Highlights
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about buying and investing in this area
What is the Hollywood Broadwalk?
Running from Sheridan Street to North Beach Park, the Hollywood Broadwalk is a paved 2.5-mile oceanfront promenade. Its smooth surface — lined with cafes, restaurants, shops, street performers, and bike rental stands — sets it apart from the classic wooden boardwalk. Few beachfront spots in Florida rival its charm for walking, jogging, or cycling.
How much do condos cost in Hollywood, Florida?
The condo market in Hollywood runs from $250K for older stock to $5M+ for newly built luxury beachfront residences. Hyde Beach Resort and Apogee Beach have reset the benchmark for high-end living locally. Intracoastal waterfront units usually land between $400K and $2M, depending on size and building amenities.
Is Hollywood, Florida a good place to live?
Hollywood serves up a beach lifestyle on par with Miami Beach and Fort Lauderdale at meaningfully better value. A charming downtown arts district, a diverse international dining scene, and a welcoming international community give the city real character. Buyers are especially drawn by accessible beachside living without the premium price tag.
How far is Hollywood from Miami and Fort Lauderdale airports?
Sitting squarely between the region's two main airports is one of Hollywood's practical strengths. Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL) is just 10 minutes away, and Miami International Airport (MIA) about 25 minutes by car — a real convenience for frequent flyers.
What are the best neighborhoods in Hollywood, Florida?
The standouts are Hollywood Beach for oceanfront condos, Harbor Islands for waterfront single-family homes, Hollywood Hills for a golf-community setting, Emerald Hills as a family-oriented neighborhood, and Downtown Hollywood for the historic arts district. Beachfront zones fit vacationers and renters best, while the inland neighborhoods hand growing families considerably more room.
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