Frequently Asked Questions about North Central
What is it like to live in North Central, Hollywood, FL?
North Central is a primarily residential, diverse neighborhood in the northern-central part of Hollywood with a mix of mid-century single-family homes, small apartment buildings, and local commercial corridors. Residents have relatively easy access to downtown Hollywood and the beach and are served by Broward County Transit and nearby regional highways (including I-95). Housing and living costs tend to be lower than Hollywood's beachfront areas but similar to city averages; local safety and amenities vary by block, so consult current crime maps and listings for specifics.
Is North Central, Hollywood, FL expensive?
North Central in Hollywood, FL is generally more affordable than Hollywood's beachside and central neighborhoods. Median household income and home values in North Central are below city and Broward County averages, resulting in lower home prices and rents than much of coastal Hollywood. Regional factors like South Florida's housing market and insurance costs still influence overall affordability.
What is the weather of North Central, Hollywood, FL?
North Central (Hollywood) has a tropical monsoon climate with hot, humid summers and warm, relatively drier winters. From May through October daily highs typically reach the upper 80s to low 90s °F (around 30–34 °C) with frequent afternoon thunderstorms and heavy seasonal rainfall; winters (November–April) are milder with highs commonly in the mid-70s °F (about 24 °C) and lows in the 50s–60s °F (10–18 °C). Hurricane season runs June–November (peak Aug–Sept), annual rainfall is roughly 50–60 inches (1,270–1,520 mm), and snow is essentially nonexistent.
How safe is North Central, Hollywood, FL?
North Central has historically recorded higher crime rates than Hollywood's city average, with elevated levels of both violent and property crime. As of 2025, policing is provided by the Hollywood Police Department; consult the department's crime map and Broward County or Florida Department of Law Enforcement data for current, block-level statistics. Prospective residents should review recent crime maps, local news, and visit the area at different times to assess safety.