The Corals, made up of Coral Heights and Coral Woods, is a roughly 350-home, 1,000-resident pocket of Oakland Park in zip code 33334, with single-family homes and a median list price near $599,000 to $807,000 depending on data source.
ZIP Code | County | Homes / Residents | Median Price | School District |
|---|---|---|---|---|
33334 | Broward County | ~350 homes / ~1,000 residents | ~$599K-$807K (source-dependent) | Broward County Public Schools |
Home and resident counts come from the original neighborhood description; pricing reflects a range across NeighborhoodScout ($807,357 median value) and Movoto ($599K median list, Central Corals), since sample size in a roughly 350-home area causes different providers to diverge.
Beach access, nearby downtowns and cultural hotspots, all with a cozy neighborhood feel.
East of I-95 in Oakland Park, Coral Heights and Coral Woods are two of the area's classic "Coral"-named neighborhoods, with single-family homes ranging from new construction to tastefully restored older homes. Coral Heights runs south of Floranada Road to Northeast 38th Street, bordered east-west by Northeast 12th Terrace and Northeast 20th Avenue. Coral Woods, smaller, sits between Northeast 38th Street and Oakland Park Boulevard, bordered by Northeast 18th and 20th Avenues. Together, the two hold roughly 350 residences.
Home to around 1,000 residents combined, Coral Heights and Coral Woods offer a mature, tree-lined feel, with a couple of small lakes in Coral Heights and yards lined with mature palms and hedges. Jaco Pastorius Park, about 5 minutes away on Northeast 12th Avenue, offers a walking track, an interactive water feature at its entrance, and annual events like a Latin Fest and Oktoberfest.
Along Northeast 12th Avenue, Oakland Park's main north-south drag, are Funky Buddha Brewery, Black Flamingo Brewing, and across Dixie Highway, Prison Pals Brewery. The Wander Shop offers boutique shopping, and Dick's Service Station is a classic neighborhood barbershop nearby.
On Dixie Highway between Commercial Boulevard and Northeast 38th Street, Tortilleria Mexicana is a local favorite for no-frills tacos and authentic Mexican fare, alongside Tequila Sunrise Mexican Grill.
For coffee, Beans-N-Dough Cookie Company offers to-go coffee alongside homemade cookies, including a guava-loaded specialty. Note that Cyth & Co., a nearby coffee shop previously popular with the neighborhood, appears to have closed as of early 2026 based on multiple current listings; we've removed it as a live recommendation.
Grocery options within a 10 minute drive include Fresh Market, Sprouts Farmers Market, ALDI and multiple Publix locations. Within a mile along Federal Highway/US-1, Coral Ridge Mall and River Market cover larger shopping needs.
Business names, hours and addresses above reflect information published on each business's own website or major listing platforms as of mid-2026; confirm directly before visiting, especially given the recent apparent closure of Cyth & Co.
Multiple award-winning beaches are within a 10 minute drive, including Fort Lauderdale Beach, Earl Lifshey Ocean Park at the eastern end of Oakland Park Boulevard, and the village of Lauderdale-by-the-Sea.
West of I-95, Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport is about 10 minutes away, next to DRV PNK Stadium, home of Inter Miami. South of the neighborhoods, Las Olas Boulevard's boutiques, bars and restaurants are about a 15 minute drive.
The Corals is zoned to Broward County Public Schools, with several elementary options feeding into Rickards or Sunrise Middle School, and on to Fort Lauderdale High School or Northeast High School.
Coral Heights in particular is often marketed for its Floranada Elementary attendance zone; buyers should confirm current boundaries directly with Broward County Public Schools.
Pricing for The Corals varies by data source and time window: NeighborhoodScout puts the Central Corals/Coral Heights median real estate price at $807,357, while recent Movoto listing data shows a $599,000 median list price for Central Corals, down from the prior year. Active Coral Heights listings recently ranged from about $599,000 to over $2 million, reflecting a mix of updated mid-century homes and larger renovated or new-construction properties.
For a broader comparison across Oakland Park and Fort Lauderdale, see Fort Lauderdale Homes for Sale. Buyers considering The Corals often also look at Oakland Park proper and Wilton Manors.
Pricing reflects NeighborhoodScout, Movoto and Redfin/Zillow listing data as of mid-2026; a roughly 350-home neighborhood can see medians swing significantly month to month based on which homes sell.
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Both are part of Oakland Park. Coral Heights runs from Floranada Road south to Northeast 38th Street; Coral Woods, smaller, sits between Northeast 38th Street and Oakland Park Boulevard, just south of Coral Heights.
Estimates vary by source: NeighborhoodScout puts the median real estate value near $807,000, while recent Movoto listing data shows a $599,000 median list price for the area, reflecting how sensitive pricing is in a roughly 350-home neighborhood.
Fort Lauderdale Beach, Earl Lifshey Ocean Park and Lauderdale-by-the-Sea are all within about a 10 minute drive of Coral Heights and Coral Woods.
The Corals is zoned to Broward County Public Schools, with several elementary options feeding into Rickards or Sunrise Middle School and on to Fort Lauderdale High School or Northeast High School; Coral Heights is often noted for its Floranada Elementary zone.
Multiple current business listings show Cyth & Co. as closed as of early 2026. Beans-N-Dough Cookie Company remains a nearby active option for coffee and baked goods.
