Frequently Asked Questions about Florida Fruit Lands
What is it like to live in Florida Fruit Lands, Parkland, FL?
The neighborhood is a low-density, mostly residential part of Parkland characterized by larger lots, a semi-rural wooded feel and some properties suitable for horses, appealing to families seeking space and privacy. Residents are primarily car-dependent with limited public transit and are served by Broward County Public Schools, with Parkland schools generally rated highly. Parkland is an affluent city with housing costs above the Broward County average, plentiful parks and green space, and a lower crime rate than many nearby municipalities.
Is Florida Fruit Lands, Parkland, FL expensive?
Florida Fruit Lands in Parkland is generally more expensive than Broward County and Florida averages, driven largely by single-family homes and estate properties. Median home prices in Parkland have been notably higher than county averages in recent years, so housing tends to be the primary cost driver. Exact prices, taxes and HOA fees vary by parcel and community—consult current listings or Broward County property records for up-to-date figures.
What is the weather of Florida Fruit Lands, Parkland, FL?
Florida Fruit Lands in Parkland has a South Florida tropical climate with hot, humid summers and warm, mild winters. The wet season runs roughly May–October with frequent afternoon thunderstorms, while November–April is drier and breezier. Summer highs average near 90°F (≈32°C) with high humidity; winter highs average in the mid‑70s°F (≈24°C) and freezes are extremely rare. Atlantic hurricane season runs June 1–November 30 (peak Aug–Oct), and annual rainfall is roughly 50–60 inches concentrated in the wet season.
How safe is Florida Fruit Lands, Parkland, FL?
Neighborhood-level crime data for Florida Fruit Lands is not published separately; safety is assessed using Parkland city statistics. Parkland consistently records lower violent and property crime rates than Broward County and Florida averages according to state and county law-enforcement reports, making it one of the safer municipalities in the county. Law enforcement services are provided by the Broward County Sheriff's Office and residents are advised to follow standard suburban safety precautions.