Broward Estates, Florida


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    • Lauderhill Police Investigate Attempted Abductions

      Lauderhill police are trying to unravel details in the wake of two separate incidents in which two different children reported that they were nearly abducted on their way to school Wednesday morning.

    • Two S. Fla. Girls Avoid Attempted Abductions

      Police in Lauderhill said two girls from two different schools avoided being abducted in separate incidents on Wednesday morning.

    • Lauderhill: Rally set to equip students headed back to school

      A back-to-school rally Saturday will provide students free school supplies, including book bags.

    • Broward School Board puts building projects on chopping block

      With millions of dollars to cut from next year's school construction budget, Broward County School Board members spent part of Tuesday debating which schools most need work and which projects can wait.

      It was a task of reshuffling construction priorities - some schools will get more money to complete needed work, while others will have to wait a few years. District officials will study others to see if expansion is justified.

      Most of the projects already were in the district's five-year construction plan, but board members had to reassess them after the state cut the money going to school districts to build schools and buy school buses, computers and other equipment. Broward lost $250 million for the 2008-2009 school year.

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    • City Description

    Broward Estates was a census-designated place (CDP) in Broward County, Florida, United States. The population was 3,416 at the 2000 census. It now serves as Lauderhill's neighborhood. Residents of this neighborhood often refer to their neighborhood as "Parkway" as well, as it also contains Parkway Middle School. Broward Estates is located at 26°7′31″N, 80°11′48″W (26.125404, -80.196559). According to the United States Census Bureau, the CDP has a total area of 1.3 km² (0.5 mi²), all land. As of the census of 2000, there were 3,416 people, 993 households, and 831 families residing in the CDP. The population density was 2,536.4/km² (6,611.4/mi²). There were 1,025 housing units at an average density of 761.1/km² (1,983.8/mi²). The racial makeup of the CDP was 0.82% White, 96.96% African American, 0.03% Native American, 0.29% Asian, 0.32% from other races, and 1.58% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 1.23% of the population. There were 993 households out of which 28.6% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 43.1% were married couples living together, 32.6% had a female householder with no husband present, and 16.3% were non-families. 12.3% of all

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    City Contained By:

    • Florida
    • Broward County
    • South Florida metropolitan area

    Timezones:

    • North American Eastern Time Zone

    Size:

    • 1.29499405517 km squared

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    how is the south florida real estate market holding up (broward county)?
    Question:
    is the broward county south florida real estate market dropping holding even or is it going up ,,

    Answer:
    it probably lost 10-30% this year, compared to last year. Only question is if it's going to stabilize or keep dropping. And it might be too early to tell.

    i am in contract on real estate 2bed 2bath townhouse in florida broward county zip code 33322?
    Question:
    i am in contract on real estate 2bed 2bath townhouse in florida broward county zip code 33322. my question is that i think im getting a good price 2 years ago these unbits were selling for 225,000 i was able to get the unit for 175,000, im a little nervous about buying because i still feel that it will decline in price and i just want to make a good investment, i plan on owning it for many years to come, i figure even if it does come down anoth 25,000 over the next 2 years it still will be cheaper than renting , do you think 175,000 is a fair price , its in perfect condition and i love the area, i plane on putting down 50,000 and and payment is not going to be that high, should i buy or should wait , i have this person his yahoo name is dontbuy2007 sending me tons of info on not to but and he is making me think twice because of the stuff he has been posting and emailing me ,if i brought today for 175,000 that sold for 225,000 two years ago could ever decline to under 100,000 thank you

    Answer:
    Maybe he got burned at sometime. I too received an e-mail from him when I encouraged you. I am attaching a link to the Miami Herald about rising costs of living in S Florida. Up seems to be the trend here. Check out the Associations stats too! I just noticed the guy who wants you to e-mail him for his thoughts-guess I'm too friendly here. Should I be getting you to commit?!!

    south florida broward county?
    Question:
    las olas by the river does any one have info on this complex located in south florida broward county Question Details: is any one familiar with this condo complex on las olas blvd in south Florida broward county fort lauerdale . Las Olas By The River My question is why were 2 bedroom units selling for over 400,000 last year and now the are at 280,000. I am thinking of buying a place there and i just dont want to make a bad investment. any info or advise on the south Florida real estate market is greatly appreciated . thanks you

    Answer:
    dont buy in florida. not until things start to turn around. its not just that complex its everywhere. Florida is being hit by two main things, a down market and a HUGE cost of hurricane insurance. florida had a huge increase in home prices a few years ago, and has since started to right itself. it inflated too fast for the incomes of people living there to keep up. then, as people bought these homes and they went down in value, people became upside down (owed more than it was worth) in their home. then the foreclosures started. if you cant refi for a better loan due to lack of equity and cant sell because you owe more than you can sell it for... what do you do? get foreclosed. its harsh, but its true. and since that horrible hurricane season, hurricane insurance is through the roof. doesnt help. my advice... wait for january, its typically when things are the cheapest. and it should be when the market will start to take an upswing.

    Has anyone used www.foreclosure-report.com, one of Broward County Florida's foreclosure reporting services?
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    Foreclosure Reporting Service, the premier boutique publisher of foreclosure data for Broward County has launched a new web-based foreclosure management solution, www.foreclosure-report.com, which enables realtors, real estate investors, title representatives, bankers and others to more efficiently track, manage and build custom cases for all their foreclosure data – all via the Internet. I am looking for some feedback on what people think. Please try it out and let me know.

    Answer:
    The page isn't even encrypted? I wouldn't enter my card number on that site. Plus "the primer boutique" sounds like it's chic to purchase foreclosures. Kind of weird.

    Best real estate investing market in south florida?
    Question:
    I want to be a real estate investor and would like to know what city has the highest selling rate in either broward or palm beach county florida

    Answer:
    Livng in Ft Lauderdale, I feel competent to answer this. The market is horrible right now all over and you can get a great deal most anywhere. The most stable of all areas is the one with the least For Sale signs, and that would be the area closest to the ocean. However to get the best DEALS, drive the areas with the MOST signs and just call and ask if they will be willing to give you a steal to walk away.....many will. The local paper has a search engine that will give you all the answers you want. I have a friend who moved out of state and has a 3BR 2Ba condo not far from the water in Pompano Beach that you probably could pick up for $175,00 or less that compares with new ones selling for close to $400,000. If you call me at 954 788-9700 I can put the two of you in touch ( I'm NOT a Realtor !!)


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