Flamingo Park is one of the most popular neighborhoods in Pompano Beach and for good reason. It is located just minutes away from the shopping and dining experiences in Rosemary Square, is a short drive (or bike ride) to downtown Pompano Beach and the waterfront, and has some of the most desirable Mission and Mediterranean Revival architecture in the city.

For the horse set, Wellington is a little slice of heaven. The Village of Wellington has 57 miles of equestrian trails that also can be used for walking, running, biking and inline skating. The nearby Palm Beach Polo and Country Club hosts prominent polo matches that attract thousands of spectators, including celebrities and royalty.

There's a wide variety of home types and styles, including some reasonably priced homes in tidy neighborhoods. Don't miss the Skyline Drive area, sitting atop the Atlantic Coastal Ridge, which reaches a height of 83 feet above sea level and is the highest point on Florida's eastern coastline. It has killer views of the Indian River and Atlantic Ocean.

This self-styled “Village by the Sea'' is one of the great redevelopment success stories of South Florida downtowns. The main drag from Interstate 95 to the ocean, Atlantic Avenue, has become trendy and there are plenty of good restaurants and art galleries. Delray Beach may be busier than ever, and its downtown no longer has an Old Florida feel, but it has not lost its charm.

Southland Park is a relatively unknown neighborhood with historic charm and homes with plenty of room for the family. This area, which sits just to the south of Belvedere Road and just north of Southern Boulevard, offers a quiet setting for raising kids or retiring. Many homes border the Intracoastal Waterway, providing beautiful waterfront views as well as cool breezes year round.