Parkland’s Real Estate Market Defies Economic Predictions
Amidst fears of an imminent 2024 recession and predictions of a 2023 housing crash, the market has shown remarkable resilience.
Review: IL Tartufo’s Culinary Journey from Fort Lauderdale to Parkland Delights Diners
For those who recall, this is the same IL Tartufo that used to be located in Chima Steakhouse’s premises in Fort Lauderdale until 1998
Broward Commissioner Udine Highlights Holiday Festivities, Tree Lightings, and ‘Paws and Claus’ Event
Are you looking for holiday festivities throughout District 3? From parades to tree lightings and events for man’s best friend like Paws and Claus in Tamarac, you have many options to make great family memories!
State Rep Christine Hunschofsky Celebrates the Holiday Season and Reflects on the Year’s Journey
Happy Holidays! Time has flown by this year, and it’s hard to believe that the holidays are already here.
Sheriff Tony: Broward Sheriff’s Office Achieves Key Milestones in Public Safety and Community Relations in 2023
As the holiday season approaches, the Broward Sheriff’s Office is filled with gratitude for the privilege of serving you.
Mayor Walker Emphasizes Realistic Expectations and Stress Management During Holiday Season
The last month of the year is often the most complex when it comes to the many roles and responsibilities we take on in our daily lives.
Renting vs. Buying: Exploring the Hidden Savings in the Real Estate Market
Are you at a crossroads, wondering whether to rent or buy a home in today’s real estate market? It’s a question many potential homebuyers grapple with
Mayor Walker Champions Unified Road Safety: A Call for Community Collaboration in Parkland
As early as 5:00 a.m., runners and bikers assemble for Saturday morning and weekday runs and bike rides throughout the City of Parkland.
Sheriff Tony: BSO Lauded with Prestigious National and International Honors
The Broward Sheriff’s Office has recently garnered national and international recognition for exceptional performance across all aspects of our public safety operations.
Commissioner Udine Champions Solidarity with Israel, Sponsors Resolution Against Tragic Attacks
In October, we all received the news of the tragedy in the State of Israel. At the Broward County Commission meeting on October 10…
Parrot Realty Update: Exploring Parkland’s Shifting Real Estate Landscape
As a real estate professional, my daily goal at Parrot Realty involves staying deeply connected with the pulse of the local housing market.
Mayor Walker Urges Navigating Social Media with Kindness and Authenticity
In today’s world, social media has become an integral part of our lives. It allows us to stay connected, share our thoughts, and express ourselves.
Sheriff Tony Puts an Emphasis on Mental Heath
An innovative BSO crisis response pilot program has been changing lives, ensuring the safety and well-being of our community and setting a new standard for effective mental health support.
Parrot Realty Parkland Update: Record Summer Sales and Insights for Fall/Winter Market
Summer is coming to an end! Here in Parkland, we had a favorable Summer Selling Season. In July, we had 53 homes close, which was 51% higher than a year ago.
State Rep Hunschofsky Urges Community Engagement on Mental Health and Voter Registration
I hope the school year has gotten off to a wonderful start for everyone! It’s a busy time as we begin the school year, and the holiday season approaches quickly.
Sheriff Tony: Investing in our Community is Paramount to Public Safety
Children’s Harbor is a non-profit organization that serves as a home for kids without a family and keeps foster siblings together.
Mayor Walker: September is Suicide Prevention and Awareness Month
September is typically a month for settling back into more stringent routines. Free time becomes less available, school-age children are back in school, travel teams are revving up, and the rhythm of our days and weeks becomes more rigid as we enter the fall months.
Commissioner Udine: August Updates on Education, Mobility, Safety, and Dining in Broward County
August is here, and back-to-school preparations are in full swing! Running until August 6, school supplies will be sales tax-free because of the Florida “Back to School Sales Tax Holiday.”
Sheriff Tony: New Cybercrime Predators Targeting Our Youth
Do you know who your children are talking to online? A new cyber-criminal enterprise is on the rise, inflicting emotional anguish and financial damage on victims.
Mayor Walker: A Message for the New School Year Encouraging Positivity, Respect, and Goal-Setting
While back-to-school mode is about supplies and schedules, it is also about taking a moment to set a positive tone for the months ahead.
