Coral Springs

Welcome to Coral Springs

Characterized by earth tones and a covered bridge.

A muted, earthy palette and an old covered bridge constructed in 1964—one year after the city’s incorporation—contribute to Coral Springs’ charming environment. Every decade since has seen booming growth in population and amenities, but strict building codes have maintained the city’s unique aesthetic.

A planned community where the tallest building tops out at 12 stories, Coral Springs imbues its South Florida surroundings with cultural appeal. The Center for the Arts, adjacent to the Coral Springs Museum of Art, hosts world-renowned performers in the 300-seat theater, while 49 lush parks offer residents every excuse to get outside and play in the fields.

Covered wooden entrance to Coral Springs with white roadside railings.

What to Expect

World-class outdoor recreational facilities—even ice skating!

Coral Springs is a young city, founded in 1963, which is why so many buildings and amenities are new. Young residents have endless opportunities to explore their passions with lots of outdoor activities, making it a lovely place to raise a family. The tropical climate and beautiful parks lure residents to relax and play outside, but the Panther’s Ice Den ice rink in the city’s SportsPlex is the perfect place to cool off.

A boy tosses a football beside a 50-yard marker as youth players gather on the field.

Hockey players practice on an indoor ice rink beneath yellow beams and figure skating club banners.

The Lifestyle

An idyllic suburb with plenty of family fun.

Coral Springs has much to do—many residents say they never need to leave. The community even has its own quarterly publication, Fun Guide, which lists all the events and activities that keep residents of every age engaged and active. If you’re itching to take a day trip, big cities, the Everglades, and beaches are only a short ride away.

Park with a white abstract sculpture and a colorful mosaic bench beneath mature trees.

Six young football players pose together on a grassy field; another player stands in the background.

Visitors walk past the Coral Springs Center for the Arts entrance.

Unexpected Appeal

A burgeoning downtown.

Coral Springs itself is quite sprawling, but the city is working toward to revitalize the heart of the city and create a thriving downtown area.

Big Bear Brewing Company American Grill sign above a brick restaurant entrance.

Beer tasting flight with glasses of varied beers and a bowl of snacks on a menu.

Seafood salad topped with shrimp and scallops over leafy greens and tomatoes.

The Market

Gated communities and cozy, affordable condos.

Coral Springs is a mixture of gated communities, single family homes, and condos unified by a down-to-earth vibe. With the tallest building topping out at twelve stories, skyscrapers and highrises don’t overshadow the community. From enormous, sun-drenched estates on private golf courses to cozy condos with a community swimming pool, the city offers luxurious and affordable real estate options.

Two-story brick house with an arched entrance, white-trimmed windows, and a paved driveway.

Tan tile-roofed building with arched windows behind a white fence and tall palms.

Multi-story apartment building with balconies and palm trees in the foreground.

You'll Fall in Love With

Championship golf courses.

For many years, the Honda Classic Golf Tournament was played at the TPC at Eagle Trace, a private golf club within the gated community of Eagle Trace in Coral Springs. The Arthur Hills-designed championship golf course represents just one of the many ways to spend an afternoon outdoors in the neighborhood.

Golf course and canal beside homes, framed by a broad tree canopy.