NEIGHBORHOOD STABILIZATION PROGRAM

NSP Programs | NSP Homes for Sale | Workshops & Events | Registration

Broward Cities

In this section, view cities with down payment assistance programs and links to the their city website for more information.
Featured Properties >> Broward | Miami-Dade
County Websites >> Broward | Miami-Dade | Palm Beach

Coconut Creek
Cooper City
Coral Springs
Dania Beach
Davie
Fort Lauderdale
Hillsboro Beach

Hollywood
Lauderdale Lakes
Lauderdale by the Sea
Lazy lake
Lighthouse Point
Oakland Park
Parkland

Pembroke Park
Plantation
Sunrise
Unincorporated Broward
West Park
Weston
Wilton Manors

Coconut Creek

The City of Coconut Creek's residents enjoy outdoor activities at the city's large number of parks. The local community center is available for a variety of endeavors and sports. Residents often travel to the nearby coastline. The region features quality golf courses and the popular Everglades National Park, Big Cypress National Preserve and Biscayne National Park are located in the region.

Cooper City

Cooper City is a vibrant community with a mission to provide excellent services and facilities to support a high quality of life for their residents. There are numerous parks and sports complexes in the city that offer great recreational activities. The parks have huge playgrounds ideal for children. The sports complexes have basketball, volleyball and tennis courts. The community centers also arrange for summer and winter camps for schoolchildren.

Coral Springs

The City of Coral SpringsCoral Springs provides easy access to all of the fun and leisure attractions of nearby Fort Lauderdale, Miami, and all of the South Florida metropolitan area. Coral Springs has over fifty regional and community parks throughout the city for recreation and leisure. Many park facilities have an extensive array of sports facilities, including aquatics, soccer, baseball, softball, football, basketball, tennis, golf, volleyball, lacrosse, horseshoes, and bocci ball. In addition, many of the Coral Springs parks also provide passive areas and natural settings for more leisurely recreation. Coral Springs residents have easy access to all of the professional sports offerings in South Florida.

Dania Beach

The City of Dania Beach was the first city that was included into Broward County in the 1880s. Dania Beach offers several recreational facilities including golf courses, hiking trails, and beaches. There are also water sports facilities. You can enjoy a ride in an old-fashioned wooden roller coaster or watch the record-size game fish at the Fishing Hall of Fame. In addition, you can find nature trails and unique parks, restaurants and spas, as well as shopping centers with antique stores.

Davie

The Town of Davie is home to Flamingo Gardens, a 60-acre site showcasing rare, exotic and native plants. The Bergeron Rodeo Grounds is located in the historical western-themed district of downtown Davie, this attraction has long served as Davie’s main tourist draw. The indoor/outdoor facility was originally established as a rodeo arena, but later expanded to meet the demand for more diverse events such as top name concert entertainers, circuses, monster trucks, horse shows, dog shows, car shows, air boat shows, and industrial shows. Davie is the host site of several annual events.

Fort Lauderdale

The City of Fort Lauderdale is known as the "Venice of America" because of its extensive canal system. The economy of Fort Lauderdale relies heavily on tourism. Fort Lauderdale's tourism includes a vast number of sporting events, restaurants, dance performances, recreation, and much more. Fort Lauderdale has easy access to all of the cultural attractions of nearby Miami. Fort Lauderdale's beach front is home to upscale shops, restaurants, and nightclubs.

Hillsboro Beach

The Town of Hillsboro Beach is situated on a small peninsula north of Pompano Beach. It extends 3.2 miles from the Hillsboro Inlet on the south to Deerfield Beach on the north and is bordered by the Atlantic Ocean on the east and the Intracoastal Waterway on the west. Its greatest width is about 900 feet. It has but one road, State Highway A1A.

Hollywood

The City of Hollywood provides easy access to Port Everglades, the second busiest cruise port in the world, as well as the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport. The Miami International Airport and the Port of Miami are less than twenty-five miles away. Interstate 95, the Florida Turnpike, Tri-County Commuter Rail, and two major railroads cut through Hollywood.

Lauderdale Lakes

The city of Lauderdale Lakes boasts of several important historical sites. There are quite a few art museums and some amazing recreational facilities. Apart from this, residents would also find the Fairchild Tropical Garden, the Flamingo Gardens, the Butterfly World, and the Miami Seaquarium and Metrozoo intriguing.

Lauderdale by the Sea

The Town of Lauderdale by the Sea's main industry is tourism. The town has many hotels, motels, and residences used especially during the winter by visitors. At the ocean end of Commercial Boulevard is a long wooden fishing pier. The city also includes the neighborhoods of Belair and TeraMar.

Lazy Lake

The Village of Lazy Lake is entirely contained within the borders of the City of Wilton Manors. It is the smallest city in Broward by population and by area, largely due to the fact that it is completely composed of a single small housing development.

Lighthouse Point

The City of Lighthouse Point offers a leisurely lifestyle to its inhabitants. It’s a largely residential area that has facilities for all kinds of activities from water sports to tennis to golf. It has a number of different types of parks. Various activities, exhibitions and programs are regularly organized in the city.

Oakland Park

The City of Oakland Park boasts of a beautiful, pristine lake called the East Coral Lake. There are quite a few amusement parks like the Eden-Atlantic and John D Easterlin Park. The Annual Oakland Park Oktoberfest Celebration is another major attraction. There are a number of churches and shopping centers that one can visit.

Parkland

The City of Parkland is situated in an ideal location where one can live a very peaceful life, while having all the amenities of a city. The city has several social organizations and groups that arrange a wide range of cultural and recreational activities. The beaches of South Florida are a short drive away. The city is surrounded by several miles of equestrian trails, which provide great opportunities for horse riding. The city also has many golf courses.

Pembroke Park

The Town of Pembroke Park offers easy access to numerous museums and historical sites, such as the Old Davie School Historical Museum, the Art and Culture Center of Hollywood, the Museum of Discovery and Science, the International Game Fish Association Hall of Fame & Museum, and the International Swimming Hall of Fame are all within 10 miles of the town. Residents can enjoy swimming, boating, fishing, snorkeling, scuba diving, and picnicking at the popular parks in the area.

Plantation

The City of Plantation hosts several annual events and seasonal celebrations. Nearby attractions include Fort Lauderdale Beach, home of the International Swimming Hall of Fame, honoring achievements of outstanding swimmers and athletes in related water sports such as diving and water polo.

Sunrise

The City of Sunrise boasts a flourishing job market, a vibrant tourist industry, and is home to over 100 corporations and the largest corporate office park in the region. The crown jewel of Sunrise is its BankAtlantic Center, a world-class multi-purpose facility which hosts more than 100 major entertainment events annually. Another major attraction is The Oasis at Sawgrass Mills, an exciting destination containing over 300,000 square feet of entertainment, dining and more. Sunrise also plays host to numerous events that draw residents and visitors of all ages.