Area
Coral Ridge Townhomes are located along the canal and overlooks Coral Bay. The most beautiful parks and beaches, such as Earl Lifshey Ocean Park, Vista Park, Loggerhead Park, will be available to you every day. Nearby is a popular golf club in the area - Coral Ridge Country Club, top restaurants and malls
Coral Ridge
Coral Ridge has a history as one of Fort Lauderdale’s friendliest neighborhoods. This territory was settled in the 1830s and was formally incorporated in 1947 during the boom of the 1940s and 50s.
The highest monthly average temperature ratings in this area are in August (89°F- 79°F), the lowest - in January (62°F-75°F).
The largest number of residents in Coral Ridge speak English (over 77%). Some people speak Spanish (14.6%).
As for the population, 70% of the residents are local people,US-born citizens, and 30% are international home buyers, investors from Europe and Canada.
A lot of retirees prefer living in Coral Ridge.
According Census Bureau release, some interesting facts about Coral Ridge: median age of residents make up 51,6; white-collar workers - 88.57%; master's degree or higher - 29%; bachelor's degree - 32%; married - 39.62%; families with children - 20%; median household income - $91 911 per year.
Basically, the residents of Coral Ridge own private houses. As for percentage of residential inventory: owned - 54%, rented - 21%, vacant - 25%.
* information from https://www.census.gov/
One of the best places to live in Florida is Coral Ridge (Broward County), located about 898 miles (1,445 km) south of Washington DC, the capital of the United States
Eco Parks
Notable natural parks are located near Coral Ridge: to the west is Hugh Taylor Birch State Park, an urban oasis between the Atlantic Ocean and the Intracontinental Waterway; to the southeast is Everglades National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Infrastructure
Home to just over 5,000 people, Coral Ridge's highly developed infrastructure is characterized as a mix of urban and suburban areas.
The urban landscape is diverse, with several streets stretching along the sea canals, and private waterfront homes have marinas and boat docks. The shoreline by the ocean is developed with high-rise buildings. In addition, office buildings and apartm.
Airport
The nearest airport is Fort Lauderdale Hollywood International Airport, 7 miles (11 km) away.
Transport
Popular modes of transportation in Coral Ridge Isles include car, bus or trolley, and bicycle. Bicyclists in the Coral Ridge Isles area are about 85% of the residents. Most residents (86.8%) commute to work by private automobile.
Shopping, restaurants
Within walking distance to stores, malls, bars, restaurants, cafes, a movie theater, theater, and entertainment venues.
Over 150 cafes, restaurants, bars and coffee shops in Coral Ridge - from humble eateries to friendly pubs and lively nightclubs - welcome visitors and cater for all tastes.
Shopping enthusiasts can visit the Coral Ridge Mall in the heart of the area, which features more than 50 stores representing many top brands such as Claire's, Carter's, Target, Home Goods, Ross, Old Navy, Famous Footwear, Bath & Body Works, Foot Locker, TJ Maxx and many more.
You can also catch a movie at the AMC Dine-In theater at Coral Ridge Mall.
The upscale Galleria Mall is located in the southern part of the neighborhood.
A wide range of high quality and healthy products is available at the Fresh Market supermarket located nearby.
Golfing
If you like to play golf, there are several options within a short drive: Coral Ridge Country Club, Fort Lauderdale Country Club, Sunrise Country Club, Bonaventure Resort, Grande Oaks Golf Club, Aire CC, Crystal Lake Golf Club, Pompano Beach Municipal Golf Club, Wyndmoor Village GC, the Woodlands Country Club.
Typically, residents of golf club territories in Florida must pay membership fees to use their facilities. At Coral Ridge Country Club, if you do not use the club's facilities, payment of dues is voluntary.
Schools
Bayview Elementary School has a 5-star rating, is in the top 5% of elementary schools in the state, and is a public free school.
Middle and high schools have similarly high ratings for educational quality.
Cardinal Gibbons High School, a private high school, is a recipient of the Department of Education's Excellence in Education Award.
Westminster Academy, a private Christian school, is known for its achievements in numerous state championships in various sports.
Pine Crest School, another private prep school, is consistently ranked in the top 25 best private schools in the country by the National Merit Scholarship Program.
Notable things around
Fans of Picasso ceramics and avant-garde artwork will prefer to visit some of the art venues nearby: the Fort Lauderdale Museum of Art, the Broward Center for the Performing Arts with regular programming including theater productions, concerts and lectures, and the Las Olas Art Fair, which features artists of all styles.
Coral Reef
The name of the area comes from Florida's most beautiful Coral Reef, located 100 feet offshore. Going on an underwater trip, diving enthusiasts can put on their equipment right on the city beach, having previously studied the sea path on a special map. The "pirate cannon", an art object installed by the local authorities, is a kind of "point" for diving.
In the Coral Ridge neighborhood, you won't mistake the ocean and coral reef for being close by - seahorses and other fish are depicted on building facades and even on sewer manholes.
You may also be interested in the Coral Ridge Yacht Club, the perfect place for yachting enthusiasts.