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Market Summary
1 Bedroom Townhouse
2 Bedroom Townhouse
3+ Bedroom Townhouse
Pet-Friendly Townhouse
Schools
Neighbourhood
Demographics

About Monarch Lakes

Monarch Lakes sits in Miramar, Florida, within the Miami-Fort Lauderdale-Pompano Beach metro area. The area lists housing sizes for two-bedroom and three-plus units. The area has no one-bedroom size listed. Two-bedroom units measure 1313.0 sq ft. Three-plus units range from 1270.0 to 1508.0 sq ft. Units with 2–3 bedrooms (two-bedroom 1313.0 - 1313.0 sq ft, three-plus 1270.0 - 1508.0 sq ft) fit a range of needs. The area lies within the state of FL.

Monarch Lakes Market Summary

The condo mix runs from luxury high-rises to restored mid-rises, many with bay or ocean views, concierge, pools, and fitness centers.

Average Condo Sizes

1 Bedroom avg size-

2 Bedroom avg size1313 sqft

3 Bedroom avg size1397.6 sqft

Pricing and Liquidity

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1 Bedroom Townhouse

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2 Bedroom Townhouse

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3+ Bedroom Townhouse

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Pet-Friendly Townhouse

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Schools

Public schools in the area cover the early grades, and grades KG–5 are covered by Coconut Palm Elementary School, a public regular school.

Coconut Palm Elementary School

B-

Public|Grades KG–5

13601 Monarch Lakes Blvd

The Neighbourhood: Monarch Lakes

Monarch Lakes sits in Broward County near residential neighborhoods and green spaces. Butterfly World draws visitors to gardens and aviaries. Xtreme Action Park offers indoor rides, go-karts, and arcade games for families. Sawgrass Nature Center provides native plants, birds, and short trails. Coral Springs Sportsplex hosts sports fields, courts, and public events. Restaurants like Olive Garden and Bonefish Grill serve family and seafood dishes. Bars including Miller's Ale House and World of Beer offer casual nights and sports viewing. Broward County Transit runs many bus routes across the area. Tri-Rail links the district to downtown Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach. Brightline connects longer trips to Miami and West Palm Beach. Sawgrass Mills attracts shoppers to outlet stores and dining. Parks and ponds give places for walks and bird watching. Homes in this district show a mix of single homes, townhouses, and apartment buildings. Schools and clinics support both families and older adults. Data shows that the most common age group falls between 65 to 69 years old. Households with 1 person make up the largest part of the local population.

Demographics

Average Resident age48 years old

Average household Income$78,184 /year

Average HouseHold Composition2 People

What to know about Monarch Lakes demographics:

Approximately 33.5% of residents report High school as their highest completed education, reflecting a community with a solid foundation of experienced, vocationally skilled adults and practical workforce strengths that can appeal to homebuyers seeking stability.
Average age: 48 years. The largest age cohort is 45 to 49, indicating a mature, settled neighborhood attractive to buyers looking for established community connections and long-term residency.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Monarch Lakes

What is it like to live in Monarch Lakes, Miramar, FL?

Monarch Lakes is a planned, primarily single-family residential community in Miramar, Broward County, governed by a homeowners' association and built around landscaped lakes. It is suburban and family-oriented, with HOA-managed community amenities and well-maintained common areas. The neighborhood offers convenient access to major corridors (I-75 and Florida's Turnpike) and Miramar retail/service centers, making commutes to Fort Lauderdale and Miami feasible. Public schools are part of Broward County Public Schools and the climate is tropical—hot, humid summers and mild winters.

Is Monarch Lakes, Miramar, FL expensive?

Monarch Lakes is a residential community of single-family homes and townhomes, with prices that vary by unit type, size and lot. Housing costs there generally align with Miramar’s broader market and are typically lower than nearby coastal cities such as Fort Lauderdale and Miami Beach. For current sale and listing prices, consult the local MLS or Broward County property records since market values change frequently.

What is the weather of Monarch Lakes, Miramar, FL?

The area has a tropical monsoon climate with hot, humid summers and a pronounced wet season from June–October. Summer highs typically range 88–92°F (31–33°C) with frequent afternoon thunderstorms, while winter highs average 73–78°F (23–26°C) and lows about 60–65°F (15–18°C). Annual rainfall is roughly 55–65 inches (~1400–1650 mm), and the region faces high humidity and Atlantic hurricane risk during June–November; occasional cold fronts can bring brief cooler spells rarely below 50°F.

How safe is Monarch Lakes, Miramar, FL?

Monarch Lakes does not have separately published crime statistics; safety should be evaluated using Miramar city-level data. The area is served by the Miramar Police Department, which publishes crime reports and maps for current incident trends. Many residential developments in the neighborhood use HOA-managed security or gated access—confirm exact safety measures with the specific complex and local police.