There’s an ongoing fear of an imminent recession in 2024, and some prominent voices even predicted a housing crash in 2023. Yet, against all odds, the overall real estate market has shown remarkable resilience.
La Marsa Mediterranean Cuisine opened its doors three months ago in Coral Springs, and it is absolutely fantastic.
Are you looking for holiday festivities throughout District 3? From parades to tree lightings and events for man’s best friend like Paws and Claus in Tamarac
From twinkling lights to festive tidings and good cheer, the holiday happenings taking place in Coral Springs this December
In this article, we’ll explore the financial implications of buying versus renting, shedding light on the often-overlooked advantages of homeownership.
November in Coral Springs is a great time to usher in the approaching holiday season with one-of-a-kind events, meaningful experiences, and opportunities to express our thankfulness to the community.
In Coral Springs, over the past year, we’ve witnessed an 18% decline in sales compared to the previous year, while homes now spend…..
October in Coral Springs is a great time to celebrate fall traditions and enjoy signature events that showcase why our city is the premier community in which to live, work, and raise a family.
As we prepare to enjoy the approaching holiday season, I want to remind the community that the safety and well-being of our residents is the Coral Springs Police Department’s top priority.
Summer is coming to an end! Parrot Realty had a favorable Summer Selling Season. In July, Coral Springs had 79 homes close, a 15% decrease from a year ago.
As summer winds down and we look ahead to fall, we are thankful for the many upcoming events, meetings, and activities that allow us to engage with residents and businesses.
What’s both white and “liquid gold” at the same time? The answer is breast milk, said Broward Health Coral Springs Neonatal Intensive Care Unit…
During the pandemic, forming meaningful connections was difficult for many people due to various hardships.
August is here, and back-to-school preparations are in full swing! Running until August 6, school supplies will be sales tax-free because of the Florida “Back to School Sales Tax Holiday.”
As a new school year approaches, we want to wish all Coral Springs students, teachers, and school staff a wonderful school year ahead.
Summer in Coral Springs means sunshine, celebrations, and local events for families and residents.
Summertime in Coral Springs means making a splash in a local pool, creating memories with family and friends, attending summer camps, celebrating summer holidays, and so much more.
As the school year ends, we congratulate all of the 2023 graduates on your success and look forward to seeing all that you accomplish in the future.
June is here, and now is the time to prepare for hurricane season. Last year Broward County dodged any major hurricanes, but it was not far away, with major impacts felt in Southwest Florida.
May marks the return of one of our most popular events, Bites-N-Sips! The fun-filled food truck event takes place Friday, May 12, from 5:30 to 9:30 p.m. on the Great Lawn of City Hall (9500 W Sample Rd.)
At the end of my last Chief’s message, I ended with comments about the fifth anniversary of the MSD tragedy.
As soon as Coral Springs tennis instructor Dan Bobrow was given the opportunity to teach tennis to local students with autism; he couldn’t say “yes” fast enough.
Immediately following our Special Meeting, we will host the Teen Political Forum (TPF) at 6:30 p.m. at the Coral Springs Center for the Arts.
Increasing the number of boots on the ground protecting Floridians and improving the chances that someone in distress could be saved is at the heart of Rep. Dan Daley’s priority list as the Session begins.
Are you feeling like you have the luck of the Irish on your side, or just ready for that spring break vacation?
Coral Springs business owners, residents, and community leaders are soaring toward a smooth spring, blooming with family-friendly happenings and special events.
This month marks five years since the tragedy at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.
Wannado City was just like any other city. It’s got a bank, fire department, hospital, courthouse, police department, and even a Publix grocery store.
I would like to wish everyone a Happy New Year. I hope that those in our community were able to enjoy the holidays and spend time with family and friends.
We continue to work daily to ensure that the department members are equipped and trained to handle each emergency and non-emergency call for service.
