Moving to Pembroke Pines, Florida

A practical city guide for deciding whether Pembroke Pines fits your life, planning the move, and settling in with fewer surprises.

Moving to Pembroke Pines, Florida? Start with the local context that changes a relocation decision in Broward County. With roughly 171,000 residents, Pembroke Pines sits in Southeast Florida. Locally it's known as master-planned suburban Broward — quieter than Fort Lauderdale, family-focused, with strong public schools. For relocators it's popular with families relocating from the Northeast for top-rated schools without coastal flooding risk. Climate: tropical maritime — warm winters in the high 70s, summer highs around 90 with steady sea breezes, intense rainy season June through October. Before choosing a home, pay attention to Atlantic hurricanes, king tide saltwater intrusion, the highest property insurance rates in Florida. Local areas to put on your research list include Pembroke Falls, Silver Lakes, Chapel Trail. Use the guides, comparison tools, apartment research, and hurricane profile below before you narrow the move to an address.