Pompano Beach is a Broward County city of more than 110,000 residents spanning ten zip codes (33060 through 33073), with a citywide median home sale price near $405,000 and its own Atlantic Avenue beachfront core.
ZIP Codes | County | Population | Median Sale Price | School District |
|---|---|---|---|---|
33060-33073 (10 zips) | Broward County | 110,000+ | ~$405,000 | Broward County Public Schools |
Median sale price reflects Redfin's citywide figure as of March 2026; individual zip codes range widely, from roughly $235,000 in 33069 to over $470,000 in 33062, per Zillow's home value index.
A northeastern expanse of Broward County with a full spectrum of real estate and lifestyle options.
Known for the slogan "Florida's Warmest Welcome," Pompano Beach is home to more than 110,000 residents. Its Atlantic Avenue and A1A beach core is the best-known part of the city, but its footprint extends well beyond that, generally bordered by Sample Road to the north, McNab Road to the south, the Atlantic Ocean to the east and Florida's Turnpike to the west.
The city is home to the Pompano Beach Airpark, multiple golf courses including Palm Aire Country Club and the Pompano Beach Municipal Golf Course, and Harrah's Pompano Beach, which combines a casino with a horse racing track. The Pompano Beach Fisher Family Pier anchors the beachfront for fishing and sunrise views. Housing spans new-construction condos, 55-plus communities and custom single-family homes.
East of US-1/Federal Highway, canal-front residents get Intracoastal and Atlantic access, with the nearest ocean inlet at Hillsboro Inlet to the north. Atlantic Avenue is the city's main land-to-sea corridor; between US-1 and A1A, family-owned restaurants and shops line the route, including Checkers Old Munchen German restaurant, Houston's steakhouse and The Rabbit Hole vegan restaurant.
At Copans Road and US-1/Federal Highway, Pompano Citi Centre includes a Lowe's, TJ Maxx and Dangerous Minds Brewing. Just north, Pompano Pointe Shopping Centre is anchored by Whole Foods, a Muvico theater and HomeGoods. Pompano Community Park is popular for baseball and pickleball, and Hunters Manor Park, west of I-95, offers a long hiking track, playground and multiple sports courts.
Fort Lauderdale and Boca Raton are each about 15 minutes away, but Pompano Beach has its own strong dining and entertainment scene. Near Pompano Community Park and the municipal golf course, the Pompano Beach Amphitheater seats nearly 15,000 for major touring acts, while Galuppi's, the golf course's on-site restaurant, hosts local acts Friday and Saturday nights.
For oceanside dining, Beach House Pompano sits on the sand with pier and beach views, while Oceanic is a seafood and steakhouse restaurant built out over the pier itself. The city's quaint downtown, near East Atlantic Boulevard and Dixie Highway, is anchored by South Bar & Kitchen, known for its Southern-meets-Creole menu. In neighboring Coconut Creek, Butterfly World, inside Tradewinds Park, is home to more than 20,000 butterflies and birds.
Business names, locations and offerings above reflect information published on each business's own website or the City of Pompano Beach's site at the time of writing; confirm hours directly before visiting.
Bailey Contemporary Arts, in the downtown district, houses more than a dozen independent art studios. The Sample-McDougald House, built in 1916, is listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places. The Hillsboro Lighthouse hosts monthly one-hour boat tours around its grounds through the Hillsboro Lighthouse Preservation Society, typically on a Saturday.
Pompano Beach is served by Broward County Public Schools across a wide range of elementary, middle and high school campuses, including Robert Markham, Charles Drew, Cypress, McNab, Pompano Beach and Sanders Park elementary schools, feeding into Crystal Lake Middle School or Pompano Beach Middle School, and on to Blanche Ely High School or Pompano Beach High School.
With ten zip codes and this many campuses, attendance zones vary block by block, so confirm the assigned school directly with Broward County Public Schools before purchasing.
Citywide, Pompano Beach's median home sale price runs around $405,000, but the range across its ten zip codes is wide, from roughly $235,000 in 33069 up to more than $470,000 in 33062. Inventory spans new-construction condos and 55-plus communities inland to canal-front and beachfront single-family homes near Atlantic Avenue.
For a broader look at Fort Lauderdale-area inventory and pricing, see Fort Lauderdale Homes for Sale. Buyers weighing Pompano Beach against nearby beach towns often also consider Lighthouse Point and Hillsboro Beach.
Sale price and per-zip figures reflect Redfin and Zillow market data as of the first half of 2026; both update monthly and can shift with active inventory mix.
Pompano Beach suits buyers who want beach access, golf and a range of housing options, from new condos to 55-plus communities to custom homes, all within about 15 minutes of Fort Lauderdale, Boca Raton and West Palm Beach.
The citywide median home sale price is around $405,000, but individual zip codes vary widely, from roughly $235,000 in 33069 to over $470,000 in 33062, depending on proximity to the beach and housing type.
Pompano Beach is served by Broward County Public Schools across multiple elementary, middle and high school zones, including Blanche Ely High School and Pompano Beach High School; attendance zones can vary block by block given the city's size.
Pompano Beach is roughly 15 minutes from Fort Lauderdale, and a similar distance from Boca Raton to the north, making it a convenient base between the two markets.
Pompano Beach offers beachfront dining and the Fisher Family Pier, multiple golf courses including Palm Aire Country Club, the Pompano Beach Amphitheater for concerts, and historic sites like the Sample-McDougald House and Hillsboro Lighthouse.
