Hollywood Real Estate & Information

A City in Broward County, Florida

Fast approaching its 100th anniversary, the City of Hollywood, Florida has its founder / benefactor Joseph Young to thank for its flourishing culture. Stretching from the Atlantic Ocean all the way inland to its western border city Pembroke Pines (and home to more than 141,000 Broward County residents), Hollywood is recognized as the city of the future in that its demographics closely match projected U.S. demographics for the year 2022. With its Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino, a thriving boardwalk and bounty of parks and resorts, Hollywood is also undeniably a city of the moment.

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Shopping and Dining

Starting at the boardwalk along the Atlantic, shoppers and diners will find everything they crave. At Giorgio’s Grill, you can find gourmet surf and turf. For a Greek sensation try Taverna Opa Restaurant. At the east end of Hollywood Boulevard, you’ll find Beef Eater Steakhouse, and moving onto the Seminole Paradise Hard Rock Hotel and Casino, favorite shops like Brookstone and Cache are right inside. Here you’ll also find the Blue Point Ocean Grill and, of course the Hard Rock Café! Arriving at Oakwood Plaza, Home Depot, Office Max and Barnes and Noble are neighbors with T.G.I. Fridays and the Hollywood Ale House. Find a kosher meal just west of Topeekeegee Yugnee Park on Sheridan Street at Levy’s Kosher of Hollywood.

Parks and Recreation

Year round, visitors to Hollywood’s more than 60 parks and facilities can enjoy performing arts presentations, festivals, classes, sports and a number of other exciting activities. Topeekeegee Yugnee (TY) Park derives its name from the Seminole Tribe’s description of it as a meeting or gathering place. Today, a “zero-depth” beach entry pool replaces the old sand-bottom lagoon for swimming, and families can spend hours at Castaway Island which includes two dynamic water playgrounds. From Hollywood’s North Beach Park, right on the oceanfront to West Lake Park / Anne Kolb Nature Center, on the west side of the Intracoastal Bridge on Sheridan Street, you can spend your day fishing, enjoying a bird’s eye view from a 60 foot observation tower, learning about sea turtles, taking a pontoon boat tour, walking, biking or playing tennis or volleyball.

Living

Living in Hollywood provides a diverse cultural experience you can’t find just anywhere. Some of the deepest roots belong to the Seminole Indian Tribe. A large Jewish population colors Hollywood culture as well which has led to the establishment of the Holocaust Documentation and Education Center. The Westin Diplomat Resort and Spa on South Ocean Drive offers relaxing spa treatments or the opportunity to hit the links for 18 holes of golf. The tennis courts, pool, fitness center and yacht marina make the Westin a premier destination in Hollywood. If you’re thinking of relocating here, real estate listings come in every size and price range.

Schools, Health, Transportation

Served by nearly 20 public schools and eight charter schools, Hollywood daily proves its commitment to its younger residents. The award-winning Memorial Regional Hospital is also here. Rated the best place to give birth in Broward County by South Florida Parenting magazine, Memorial has also garnered a number of awards for its other departments including Thomas Reuter’s Top 100 Hospitals: Cardiovascular Benchmarks for Success and Florida Medical Business’s Best Nursing Staff, just to name a few. And speaking of top notch, reliable service, Broward County Transit busses in and around Hollywood cover absolutely everywhere residents and visitors need to go. These dependable public services make Hollywood all that more attractive to would-be residents.

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