9330 LIME BAY Boulevard Unit 101, Tamarac
561-440-0777
Keller Williams Realty - Wellington
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If you're shopping in Tamarac right now, you can take your time. As of November 2026, there are 7.6 months of supply, which puts the market leaning toward buyers. There are 735 homes listed for sale today, and 1,158 homes sold over the past twelve months. That means more homes are sitting on the market than buyers have been picking up. You get room to compare, walk away from the ones that aren't right, and come back to the ones that are.
You can see this in how homes actually sell. The median home was on the market for 60 days before it sold. That usually gives you time to see a place twice, bring someone along for a second opinion, or sleep on it before you write an offer. The typical sale closed at 97.3% of the final list price, and only 10% of homes sold above their final list price. A well-reasoned offer a little under asking matches how the typical deal here has come together, so you don't need to open above the number to be taken seriously.
Over the past year, homes here sold for a median of $308,000, or about $219 per square foot. Keep that per-square-foot figure handy as you tour. When one listing looks like a bargain and another looks overpriced, it's a quick way to see whether the price is really out of line or the home is just bigger or smaller.
The home you'll run into most often in Tamarac has 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, with about 1,270 sq ft of living space, and it was built around 1980. Of the 4,357 homes sold since 2023 or listed now, two-bedroom homes make up 65%. If two bedrooms fits your plans, you'll have a wide pool to choose from. In this market, that means you can be picky about the floor plan, the view and the condition instead of settling for the first one that's close enough.
One-bedroom homes are a smaller slice, at 7%. You'll have fewer to compare at any given time. If a one-bedroom is what you're after, know your must-haves going in so you can recognize the right one when it shows up.
Age is where similar-looking listings really pull apart. At that vintage, two homes with the same layout and size can be very different purchases depending on what's been updated. One may have a newer roof, newer air conditioning and impact windows. The one next door may still be running on older systems that you'd be paying to replace soon after closing. When you compare prices, compare the updates too. A slightly higher price on a home with the big-ticket items already done can be the better buy.
Over the past year, 48% of sales in Tamarac closed under $300,000. Another 29% sold between $300,000 and $400,000. If your budget falls in either of those ranges, you'll have plenty of listings to line up side by side. Combined with the time this market gives you, that's a strong position to shop from.
Above that, the choices narrow. 12% of sales were between $400,000 and $500,000, and 10% were between $500,000 and $750,000. Shopping in these ranges means picking from a smaller set of homes at once. Decide early which features you won't give up and which ones you'd trade away, so you can move with confidence when a strong match comes along.
In Tamarac, plan on an HOA. 97% of the homes sold since 2023 or listed now report one. Association fees and rules belong in your budget conversation from the very first showing, not after you've fallen for a place.
When you compare two homes, compare the full monthly cost with the association fee included, not just the price. A home with a lower price and a higher fee can cost you more every month than a pricier home with a lighter fee. The fee also counts toward what a lender looks at when it sizes up your monthly payment. Run the numbers on each home you're serious about, with the fee in, before you settle on an offer price.
Rules matter as much as fees. Associations set their own policies, and they can affect how you use the home day to day and what you're able to change about it. Read them before you commit, not after.
Townhomes account for 11% of homes sold since 2023 or listed now. If the listings you've been touring don't quite fit, add townhomes to your search as an alternative. They're a smaller part of the market, so build them into your saved search from the start. Otherwise they can get lost among everything else that comes up. Like most homes here, a townhome will usually come with an association, so give its fee and rules the same close read.
About half of Tamarac homes, 51%, are single-story. If living on one level matters to you, you won't be stuck with a short list. Still, set it as a filter at the very beginning of your search. It saves you from driving across town only to find a staircase you weren't counting on. In a market where you have time to be selective, there's no reason to spend showings on homes that miss something you already know you need.
Need more room? Three-bedroom homes make up 24% of the market. That's a real option, though a much smaller set than the two-bedrooms. Four-bedroom homes are scarce, at 4%. If you truly need four bedrooms, stay open to a three-bedroom with a den or flexible space that can do the same job.
When a four-bedroom you like does come up, be ready to act on it. Even with the market leaning toward buyers, there simply aren't many of them. Have your financing lined up and your must-haves clear before you start touring this group, so you're not scrambling when the right one lists.
Every area has its own mix of homes, neighborhoods and price ranges. Chris Kull can help you understand what to expect in Tamarac and answer questions along the way.
Already own a home? I can help you get an estimate of what it might sell for in today’s Tamarac market. Call or text 561-440-0777 or send me a message.
The median home in Tamarac sold for 97.3% of its final list price in the last year, and 10% sold for more than asking.
Homes in Tamarac that sold in the last year spent a median of 60 days on the market.
The typical home in Tamarac has 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, about 1,270 sq ft of living space, and was built around 1980. By bedrooms, the homes on record are 1 bed (7%), 2 bed (65%), 3 bed (24%). 51% of the homes on record are single-story.
In Tamarac, 48% of homes sold in the last year are priced under $300,000, more than any other range. Another 29% are $300,000 to $400,000.
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