Berkshire

It's a practical, easygoing corner of Deerfield Beach built for low-maintenance living, with most homes in communities that include a pool. Ten of the 16 current listings are pool communities, and families are assigned to strong Broward magnets like Nova Middle School. It suits first-time buyers and anyone wanting a coastal-adjacent base without the coastal price tag.

No — it's one of the more affordable neighborhoods in Deerfield Beach. The median list price is $118,000, with active listings ranging from $69,000 to $255,000, and the average price per square foot runs about $171.

Active listings currently run from $69,000 to $255,000 with a median list price of $118,000, while homes that actually sold over the past year had a median sold price of $77,500. Most are compact, with a median size around 719 square feet, so you're largely looking at condos and townhomes.

It's a slower, buyer-friendly market right now: 6 homes sold in the last 12 months, the median time on market is 117.5 days, and sellers are getting about 90% of their asking price. With 16 active listings, there's enough choice to be selective and negotiate.

Property taxes here run a median of about $2,232 per year, which is modest given the price points. Many Berkshire communities are condo or townhome associations, so budget for an HOA fee on top — ask for the exact figure on any specific unit, since current data doesn't show a neighborhood median.