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Coconut Creek, FL
Population52,732
Median Age42.6
Pop. Density4,424
Pop. Change21.05%
Married Population50.16%
Household Size2.28
Unemployment Rate9.10%
Median Home Cost$188,700
Homes Owned67.57%
Home Appreciation-5.05%
Percent Religious43.56%
Commute Time28.2

76.45% of people are white, 11.28% are black, 3.78% are asian, 0.19% are native american, and 8.30% claim 'Other'. 20.58% of the people in Coconut Creek, FL, claim hispanic ethnicity (meaning 79.42% are non-hispanic).


simone
Pompano Beach, FL
Expensive - 12/28/2007

Love Florida, but unfortunately it has become too expensive for us to live here. Violent crime seems to be increasing too.[read more...]

Robert
Pompano Beach, FL
Home Insurance & Real Estate Taxes - 3/26/2007

Home Insurance & Real Estate Taxes are still rising, while home & condo prices are still falling.[read more...]

Al
Buffalo Grove, IL
The Real Estate Agents Won't Tell You This - 3/26/2006

Native Floridians are very nice people, but you won't find many of them in Coconut Creek. What you will find are many pushy aggressive people that have moved to Coconut Creek from Brooklyn, N.Y., and Columbia. As it turns out, since south Florida is a melting pot for countless South American, and Carribean Island cultures, that the different Hispanic groups do not get along with each other polically. It seems that Columbians and Brazilians get along, but dislike other Spanish speaking people, so they have converged and bought up the area townhouses to build up their culture. That is well and good, but the area becomes less English speaking/culture every year. What makes it bad is the people from Brooklyn. You try to get off an elevator, and they physically push you into the back of the elevator. They are loud, aggressive, opinionated, and largely talk in street slang. Coconut Creek is a nice place, but the clash of cultures there makes it a strage place to live. It was ok before the property values shot up 250% in three years. I took the profit and left Florida. When I return it will be to q quieter town in Florida, where native Floridians live, less frenetic, less manic, less crowded. I guess that means I will not be returning to southeast Florida, but somewhere else in the state where the culture is old fashioned, where you can be proud of the United States without hearing people constantly slam the U.S. and say that their countries were much better to live in, if only there were jobs there...[read more...]

david
Pompano Beach, FL
north end of coconut creek. - 9/25/2005

I currently live in the notheast end of coconut creek and I find it to be a great value. The surrounding areas are parkland, boca raton and deerfield beach all of which have higher property taxes and have no real advantage as we all share the same local ammentities, restaurants, parks, shopping . The city has a developing plan in place were there will be nightlife in the north-center part of coconut creek. It will only mean that you wouldn't need to travel another 15 minutes for it but it will help highlight coconut creek and property values will rise. The southern end of coconut creek has older homes and alot of retirement living. Townhomes are common and there is the matter of the county landfill (dump) that has been reflected in property values on the southern end. Coconut creek is a long city running north/south. The schools and area are prodominately white like the above mentioned cities so if you are looking for more of a cultural mix ,this probably isnt it.[read more...]