1840 SW 135th Way

Sitting squarely between Miami and Fort Lauderdale in southern Broward County, Miramar has grown from a small incorporated town of fewer than 200 residents in 1955 into one of the largest cities in the county. Its name traces back to a district in Havana, Cuba, a nod chosen by the city's founder that still reflects Miramar's deeply global character. Today, major employers like Spirit Airlines, Royal Caribbean Cruises, and Memorial Hospital Miramar anchor a steady local economy, giving the city a commercial weight that goes well beyond its suburban roots.

The Miramar Cultural Center and ArtsPark serves as a genuine civic hub, hosting performances and community gatherings throughout the year. Neighborhoods like Silver Lakes, Sunset Lakes, and Monarch Lakes each carry their own feel, from lakeside walking paths to newer streetscapes with easy freeway access. The Miramar Town Center area draws renters who want walkable access to shops and cultural venues without leaving the city.