Frequently Asked Questions about North Beach
What is it like to live in North Beach, Hollywood, FL?
North Beach is a primarily residential beachfront neighborhood with low- to mid-rise condominiums, direct Atlantic access, and a quieter, more local feel than the busy Hollywood Beach Broadwalk. Infrastructure includes coastal A1A access and Broward County Transit service, with the Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International Airport typically reachable within about 10–20 minutes by car. Lifestyle focuses on beach recreation, small local restaurants and shops; the area has a humid subtropical climate and elevated hurricane risk during June–November, so consult Broward County and local crime data for current safety and cost-of-living details.
Is North Beach, Hollywood, FL expensive?
As a beachfront neighborhood in Hollywood, prices for condos and rentals in North Beach are above Broward County averages due to coastal location and demand. However, North Beach is generally less expensive than nearby Miami Beach and South Beach, offering relatively more affordable options within coastal markets. Costs vary by building, oceanfront versus inland location, and seasonality; for current prices consult local MLS and rental listings.
What is the weather of North Beach, Hollywood, FL?
North Beach has a tropical to humid subtropical coastal climate with hot, humid summers and mild, drier winters. Summer highs commonly reach the upper 80s to low 90s°F (31–34°C) with frequent afternoon thunderstorms and most rainfall occurring May–October; winter highs average in the mid-70s°F (≈24°C) with lows typically in the 50s–60s°F (10–18°C). The Atlantic sea breeze moderates temperatures, and the Atlantic hurricane season runs June 1–November 30, with peak activity from August to October.
How safe is North Beach, Hollywood, FL?
North Beach generally mirrors Hollywood’s citywide crime patterns, which recent FBI/DOJ data show have been at or slightly above the U.S. average. Beachfront and tourist-facing areas have a higher incidence of property crimes (vehicle break‑ins, theft), while violent crime is less common but present in some inland pockets. For up‑to‑date, address‑level information consult the Hollywood Police Department crime map and Broward County public safety reports.