The Landings:
The Parkland Community Built Around Its Own Amenity Island.

The Landings homes are predominantly single-family product from the 1990s and early 2000s — Parkland's second wave, before the 33076 mega-developments got going. Expect 4 and 5 bedroom layouts in the 2,400–3,400 square foot range, with a healthy showing of bigger 3,400+ floor plans on the interior and cul-de-sac lots. Two-car garages are standard, three-car garages show up on the larger plans, and most lots came pre-plumbed for screened pool enclosures — many of which have been added or refinished in the years since.

Zip 33067 sales over the last few months have clustered in the $300–$380 per-square-foot range, with The Landings pricing tracking the middle of that band. You're not paying new-build markup like Cascata or Parkland Bay ($450–$550/sf), and you're not buying tired 1980s Coral Springs stock either. These are houses that were built well, lived in well, and are almost universally on their second or third owner.

The Setting: A Gated Loop with the Pool in the Middle

The Landings is laid out as a gated interior loop with the amenity island parked right in the center — pool, tennis courts, and gathering space on a ringed parcel that every block has roughly equal access to. It's a deliberately walkable layout: no street is more than a few minutes' walk from the recreation core, and through-traffic doesn't pass through the community at all.

The community sits in zip 33067 — the older, central Parkland address — within the Riverglades or Park Trails Elementary feeder zone (depends on the exact street), Westglades Middle, and Marjory Stoneman Douglas High. University Drive is the primary corridor in and out, with quick access to the Sawgrass Expressway via Holmberg or Loxahatchee, and Pine Trails Park is a short drive west.

The Landings Market Report: The 33067 Numbers as of April 2026

Zip 33067 continues as a moderate seller's market — about 5.5 months of inventory with a list-to-sale ratio of 96.5% and median days on market sitting near 38. Inventory has trended slightly higher month over month, but well-presented Landings homes priced inside the comp range still get clean offers in a reasonable window. The recent median sold price across the zip lands near $900K — squarely in the Landings core tier.

Schools: The Same A-Rated Parkland Feeder, 33067 Pricing

The Landings feeds the same A-rated public school stack as Parkland's newer seven-figure communities. Elementary is Riverglades or Park Trails depending on the street; both A-rated. From there it's Westglades Middle and Marjory Stoneman Douglas High — the universal Parkland feeder pattern. The schools don't care that the home was built in 1998.

Verify current zoning with Broward County Public Schools before writing an offer — boundaries shift occasionally, and a single street can change the feeder.

Location: Central Parkland Off University Drive

The Landings sits in the central 33067 corridor — University Drive on the east, Holmberg Road within easy reach to the south, and the Pine Trails preserve edge a short drive west. The Sawgrass Expressway is roughly twelve minutes south for the daily commute corridor; Florida's Turnpike a touch beyond that. You're close to the daily-life logistics — Publix, Target, the Parkland Library — without parking on a six-lane thoroughfare.

Average zip-wide commute time is about 33 minutes — slightly above the county average, which is the tradeoff for the gated, quiet-interior address. The upside: a healthy share of 33067 residents already work from home, and Landings driveways stay full on a Tuesday at 10am.

Why Buy in The Landings?

• ◆300+ home gated community organized around a central amenity island — pool, tennis, and recreation core walkable from every block
• ◆Established 1990s–2000s single-family homes with two-car garages, screened pool patios on most lots, and mature 25-year canopy
• ◆Riverglades or Park Trails Elementary, Westglades Middle, Marjory Stoneman Douglas High — same A-rated feeder pattern as every flagship Parkland community
• ◆Median zip sold price near $900K with a 96.5% list-to-sale ratio — priced-right Landings homes still move in roughly 38 days
• ◆Zip 33067 sits at ~82% owner-occupied — long-tenured neighbors, low rental churn, stable supply
• ◆Entry tier under $850K is the cleanest door into a gated Parkland community — a door that's closed in most of 33076
• ◆Quiet interior loop layout — no through-traffic, real sidewalks, and a recreation core you can walk to without driving
• ◆No state income tax saves a household earning $300K roughly $15K–$25K per year vs. NJ/NY/CA
• ◆Florida homestead exemption, portability, and the long-run Parkland trajectory since 2008 — all working in your favor at a 33067 basis
• ◆Parkland is consistently ranked among the safest cities in Florida

The Honest Summary

The Landings is the Parkland buy for someone who wants a gate, a pool, and a recreation core they can actually walk to — without paying the 33076 newer- build premium to get them. The amenity island is the differentiator, and it's a real one: most communities tuck amenities at the back gate, where half the neighborhood never bothers to walk to them. Here, the pool and tennis sit dead-center in the loop, and every street is roughly equidistant.

Beth and Griff have walked the Landings streets, know which floor plans are the most flexible to update, which roofs and pools have already been refreshed, and which streets put you closest to the island. That's the stuff that matters when you're buying a 25-year-old home in a gated community — and none of it shows up in the listing remarks.