Coral Springs vs. Parkland: Home Prices, Rents and Market Pace
The Short Answer
Single-family homes sold for a median of $318 per square foot in Coral Springs and $379 in Parkland over the previous 90 days, about 19% higher in Parkland. Condos sold for $221 per square foot in Coral Springs and $324 in Parkland, about 47% higher in Parkland. The median asking rent was $2,100 a month in Coral Springs and $7,000 in Parkland. Homes took an average of 74 days to sell in Coral Springs and 41 in Parkland.
Figures as of September 22, 2026, calculated from BeachesMLS listing and sales data.
Coral Springs and Parkland Side by Side
| Coral Springs | Parkland | |
|---|---|---|
| Single-family sale price per sq ft (90 days) | $318 | $379 |
| Condo sale price per sq ft (90 days) | $221 | $324 |
| Median asking rent, all homes | $2,100 | $7,000 |
| Median asking rent, houses | $3,050 | $7,998 |
| Median asking rent, condos | $1,950 | $3,395 |
| Median leased rent (90 days) | $1,900 | $6,500 |
| Single-family rent per sq ft | $2.12 | $2.50 |
| Condo rent per sq ft | $2.11 | $2.87 |
| Average days to sell | 74 days | 41 days |
| Average days to lease | 53 days | 42 days |
| Months of inventory | 11.2 months | 2.5 months |
| Closed sales (90 days) | 314 | 189 |
| Homes for rent now | 391 | 25 |
| Luxury price threshold on this site | $1 million | $2 million |
Source: BeachesMLS. Medians, not averages. Not an appraisal.
Buying: Price per Square Foot
Over the previous 90 days, single-family homes closed at a median of $318 per square foot in Coral Springs and $379 in Parkland, about 19% higher in Parkland. Condos closed at $221 and $324, about 47% higher in Parkland. Price per square foot compares the two cities on equal terms, but it is a citywide median: waterfront, new construction and older inland homes sit far apart within each city, and each city's own pages break that down.
Renting: Asking and Leased Rents
The median asking rent across all homes for rent was $2,100 a month in Coral Springs and $7,000 in Parkland. Houses were asking $3,050 and $7,998; condos $1,950 and $3,395. Leases that actually closed in the previous 90 days had a median of $1,900 in Coral Springs and $6,500 in Parkland. Asking and leased medians describe different sets of homes, so the gap between them is not a discount.
How Fast Each Market Moves
Homes that sold took an average of 74 days in Coral Springs and 41 days in Parkland; rentals took 53 and 42 days to lease. Coral Springs had 11.2 months of inventory, which reads as a buyer's market; Parkland had 2.5 months of inventory, which reads as a seller's market. The rule this site uses: under four months of inventory favours sellers, over six favours buyers.
For Investors
Single-family rentals were asking $2.12 per square foot a month in Coral Springs and $2.50 in Parkland; condos $2.11 and $2.87. No yield is calculated from these figures, because the homes that sell and the homes that rent in a city are often different stock, and insurance, taxes at the purchase price and association rules decide an individual property's return. Nothing here is a projection or a promise of results.
How These Figures Are Calculated
Sale figures are medians of closings in the previous 90 days and rent figures are medians of active residential leases, with seasonal, weekly and one-time quotes excluded. Every city is measured at the same moment so the two columns can be compared. The luxury threshold is the price this site uses for each city's luxury pages, set from that city's own prices. These are market statistics, not an appraisal of any home.
Coral Springs vs. Parkland: Questions
- Is Coral Springs or Parkland more expensive?
- Single-family homes sold for a median of $318 per square foot in Coral Springs and $379 in Parkland over the previous 90 days, about 19% higher in Parkland. Condos sold for $221 per square foot in Coral Springs and $324 in Parkland, about 47% higher in Parkland. The median asking rent was $2,100 a month in Coral Springs and $7,000 in Parkland. Homes took an average of 74 days to sell in Coral Springs and 41 in Parkland.
- Is it cheaper to buy a house in Coral Springs or Parkland?
- Per square foot, Coral Springs was cheaper: single-family homes closed at a median of $318 per square foot in Coral Springs and $379 in Parkland over the previous 90 days. The neighbourhood matters more than the city, so compare the specific areas you are considering.
- Are rents higher in Coral Springs or Parkland?
- The median asking rent was higher in Parkland: $2,100 a month in Coral Springs against $7,000 in Parkland, across all homes for rent.
- Do homes sell faster in Coral Springs or Parkland?
- In Parkland. Homes that sold in the previous 90 days took an average of 74 days in Coral Springs and 41 days in Parkland.