Coral Springs, Florida nestles along the southern Atlantic coast in northeastern Broward County, FL.  A centralized location places Coral Springs just twenty minutes northwest of Pompano Beach and thirty minutes northwest of Fort Lauderdale.  The bustling city of Miami also lies fifty minutes to the northwest of Coral Springs.

According to the U.S. Census in 2000, Coral Springs was home to 117,549 residents; however, 2005 estimates report the population as 128,804.  In 2006, Money Magazine ranked Coral Springs 27^th on their list of 100 Best Places to Live.  This was the highest ranking among all Florida cities.

Popular destinations that enrich the community include Coral Springs Museum of Art, the Coral Springs Center for the Arts and the Covered Bridge.  The quaint 40-foot bridge, located over N.W. 95^th Avenue, was the first structure built in Coral Springs, FL.  Designed by George Hodapp, the Covered Bridge now holds the distinction of a Florida Heritage Site Marker, in honor of its historic importance to the state.  Coral Springs affords participation in the community through numerous clubs and organizations, as well as through its art shows, craft fairs and holiday celebrations.

Coral Springs, Florida features over 675 acres of parks, which abound with opportunities for recreational fun.  The City of Coral Springs Parks and Recreation Department provides the community with endless activities such as aquatics programs, family concerts, fitness centers, playgrounds and several sports leagues.  The Florida Everglades, located to the west of Coral Springs, holds one of the largest plant and animal natural habitats in the world and is a major draw for tourists.

The community of Coral Springs, FL enjoys a thriving economy with an unemployment rate of less than five percent.  The downtown area has major development projects underway and residents have easy access to large urban areas for additional career options.  Major employers in the area include ABB Power T & D Company, Alliance Entertainment, Coral Springs Medical Center and Marriott Golf Club and Convention Center.  The median household income is $58,459, which is significantly above the national average of nearly $42,000.  Coral Springs lies in close proximity to the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, the Florida Turnpike and the Sawgrass Expressway.  In addition, Port Everglades, the world’s second busiest cruise port, lies within a thirty-five minute drive of Coral Springs, Florida.

Coral Springs operates a top-notch public school system and there are several private school options available to residents as well.  Nearly ninety percent of the population over 25 years of age earn a high school diploma, while forty percent earn a Bachelor’s degree or higher.  Several colleges exist within a short drive of Coral Springs.  These include the Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale, Barry University, Florida Atlantic University – Boca Raton, Keiser College and Nova Southeastern University.

Coral Springs, Florida holds an AAA credit rating and a reputation for one of the nation’s most well planned communities.  With its midway location between Palm Beach and Miami, and its wealth of educational, professional and recreational opportunities, Coral Springs is an enviable place to call home.

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