The Broadwalk. The Beaches. A Century of Character.
Founded in 1921 as a planned “Dream City” by developer Joseph W. Young, Hollywood remains one of South Florida’s most characterful coastal cities — built around the landmark Young Circle and anchored by its world-famous Broadwalk.
That 2.5-mile brick promenade along the Atlantic, lined with more than fifty cafes and shops, is the city’s beating heart. Just inland, historic Hollywood Lakes offers 1920s Mediterranean estates on twin lakes with private docks, while gated enclaves like Harbor Islands and the golf communities of Emerald Hills deliver luxury waterfront living. LaurieAnne Minoff helps buyers navigate a market as diverse as the city itself.
From oceanfront condos to downtown lofts around the ArtsPark at Young Circle, Hollywood blends beach-town energy with genuine culture — roughly ten miles from Fort Lauderdale and just minutes from Miami.
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A 2.5-mile oceanfront promenade of cafes, shops and live music — one of the most famous beachfront boardwalks in the world.
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The city’s oldest neighborhood: 1920s Mediterranean and Art-Deco estates on twin lakes with private docks and Intracoastal access.
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The ArtsPark at Young Circle and the Art and Culture Center anchor a walkable downtown of galleries, dining and weekly events.
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Gated communities like Harbor Islands and the golf estates of Emerald Hills offer resort-style, boatable waterfront living.
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