Silver Lakes in Pembroke Pines, FL: Homes for Sale & HOA Guide

Current listings in Silver Lakes

About living in Silver Lakes

Silver Lakes in Pembroke Pines is a quiet community of lakes, tree-lined streets, and parks in far west Pembroke Pines (33029), built mostly between 1992 and 1995. It is not to be confused with the Silver Lakes community in Miramar or with Silver Shores, which are separate neighborhoods. Listings describe a clubhouse, a community pool, tennis courts, an exercise room, a game room, and a private resident-only park with a resort-style pool, sandy beach, volleyball area, playground, boardwalk, and pavilion. The West Pines Soccer Park & Preserve is close by, and Dunkin' is about 3 minutes away, with Publix and Starbucks about 4 minutes away. Explore more neighborhoods in our Pembroke Pines community guides.

Silver Lakes at a glance

• Location: Far west Pembroke Pines, FL 33029
• Home types: Mostly single-family homes, one-story and two-story, plus townhomes and villas in some sections
• Year built: Mostly 1992 to 1995
• Typical price range: Recent single-family listings have ranged from about $800,000 to over $1 million.
• HOA fees: Fees vary a lot by section. Listings show about $200 to $230 per month in many sections (some are billed quarterly, such as $602 per quarter) and higher amounts in some gated sections where cable and internet are included, up to about $700 per month. Confirm the amount and frequency for each home.
• Access: Some sections are gated, with card or electric gate access. Others are not.
• Leasing and approvals: Listings show OK to lease in some sections and association approval required in others. Confirm with the association.
• Age restriction: None (not a HOPA community)
• Last updated: October 2026

Sections within Silver Lakes

Silver Lakes is made up of many smaller neighborhoods, and home types, fees, gates, and rules can differ from one to the next. Names you will see in listings include Silver Lakes at Pembroke (Parcel I and Phase II), Emerald Sound, Emerald Springs, Malibu Pointe, The Enclave, Coconut Key, and Crystal Bay. Always check the exact subdivision name on the listing.

Amenities and daily life

Listings describe a clubhouse, a community pool, community tennis courts, an exercise room, a game room, sidewalks, and street lights. Residents also have access to a private community park with a resort-style pool, a sandy beach, a playground, a volleyball area, exercise equipment, a BBQ station, a boardwalk, a large open field, and a reservable pavilion, and listings describe three private parks for residents. Not every amenity applies to every section, so confirm the current amenities with the association before you buy.

What is nearby

Drive times below are from the neighborhood and will vary by home.

• Shopping: Publix is about 4 minutes away, and Walmart is about 5 minutes away.
• Dining and coffee: Dunkin' is about 3 minutes away, Starbucks is about 4 minutes, and 365 Thai & Sushi is about 5 minutes.
• Home improvement: Sherwin-Williams is about 4 minutes away, and The Home Depot is about 11 minutes away.
• Health care: Memorial Hospital Miramar is about 5 minutes away.
• Parks and recreation: The City's West Pines Soccer Park & Preserve has six lighted soccer fields, a lighted outdoor basketball court, a shaded playground, a pavilion, and a racquetball court.
• Schools: Current listings show Chapel Trail Elementary or Panther Run Elementary, Silver Trail Middle, and West Broward High, depending on the section. School assignment depends on the address and can change, so confirm it with Broward County Public Schools' boundary maps and Find my School tool and review each school's report card on the Florida Department of Education website. Charter and private schools also operate nearby, and admission rules differ.

Renovation-friendly living

Many Silver Lakes homes were built between 1992 and 1995, so roofs, A/C systems, windows, plumbing, kitchens, and flooring are common topics for buyers and sellers. Current listings highlight things like new metal roofs, new A/C systems, impact windows and doors, remodeled kitchens and baths, and saltwater pools. In South Florida, roof and window details also affect insurance and buyer confidence. See Rainy Season Is Exposing Roof Problems in Pembroke Pines and Miramar and What Smart South Florida Homeowners Do Before Hurricane Season. Sherwin-Williams is about 4 minutes away and The Home Depot about 11. For ideas on updates that pay off, read What HGTV Doesn't Tell You About Renovating for Resale.

Check the rules first. Association approval is required in many sections, and exterior changes, such as paint colors, roofing, pools, fences, and landscaping, generally need approval. Many projects also need a City of Pembroke Pines permit, including roof replacements, and the City requires a permit to remove or relocate a tree (a replacement tree must be installed within 30 days). The two approvals are separate steps. Call the City's Building Department at (954) 435-6502 or see the City's tree removal and relocation page to confirm what your project requires. Planning to repaint? See Thinking About Painting Your Home? The Paint Colors South Florida Homeowners Are Choosing Right Now for HOA approval tips. Planning to plant or remove a tree? See Mango Season in South Florida for permit and HOA tips.

Selling in Silver Lakes

Buyers compare homes by condition and by what is inside: kitchens, baths, flooring, and fresh paint. Through my Eden Styled-to-Sell System, I help sellers decide which updates are worth making and which to skip. Having your roof, A/C, and wind mitigation paperwork ready helps buyers get insured and move forward with confidence. See how selling with Natiesha works, and read The First 30 Days on the Market: What Sellers Get Wrong.

Thinking about buying or selling in Silver Lakes? Find out what your home is worth, request a personalized valuation, book a free consultation, or contact me.

Keep exploring

• Buying: Buy With Natiesha, all South Florida listings, and the mortgage calculator
• Selling: Sell With Natiesha, the Eden Styled-to-Sell System, and an instant home valuation
• Investing: Invest With Natiesha and the Investor Community
• More communities: Pembroke Pines and Miramar HOA communities
• From the blog: Florida Property Taxes and Amendment 3
• About Natiesha and client testimonials

Frequently asked questions

Is this the same as Silver Lakes in Miramar? No. Silver Lakes in Pembroke Pines is a separate set of neighborhoods from the Silver Lakes sections in Miramar, and it is also separate from Silver Shores. They share a name and are close to each other, so check the city and subdivision name on the listing.

How much are the HOA fees in Silver Lakes? Fees vary a lot by section. Listings show about $200 to $230 per month in many sections, with some billed quarterly, and higher amounts in some gated sections where cable and internet are included. Check the listing for the exact home and confirm the amount and frequency with the association.

Is Silver Lakes gated? Some sections are gated, with card or electric gate access, and others are not. Check the exact subdivision name on the listing and confirm with the association.

What amenities does Silver Lakes offer? Listings describe a clubhouse, a community pool, tennis courts, an exercise room, a game room, and a private resident park with a pool, a sandy beach, and a boardwalk. Amenities vary by section, so confirm the details with the association before you buy.

What neighborhoods are inside Silver Lakes? Silver Lakes includes many sections, such as Silver Lakes at Pembroke, Emerald Sound, Emerald Springs, Malibu Pointe, The Enclave, Coconut Key, and Crystal Bay. Home types, fees, gates, and rules can differ by section, so check the exact subdivision name on the listing.

Which schools serve Silver Lakes? Current listings show Chapel Trail Elementary or Panther Run Elementary, Silver Trail Middle, and West Broward High, depending on the section. School assignment is tied to the address and can change, so confirm with the Broward County Public Schools Find my School tool.

Can I rent out my home in Silver Lakes? Listings show OK to lease in some sections and association approval required in others. Leasing rules such as minimum lease terms can apply, so read the governing documents before you buy, especially if you plan to invest. Investors can learn more at Invest With Natiesha and join the Investor Community.

Is Silver Lakes in a flood zone? Flood zones vary by property across Pembroke Pines, and many Silver Lakes homes sit on lakes. Check the FEMA flood map for the exact address and get an insurance quote early in your search.

Can I renovate my home in Silver Lakes? Interior updates are typically up to the owner. Exterior changes, such as paint, roofing, pools, and landscaping, generally need association approval, and many projects also need a City of Pembroke Pines permit. Check the governing documents first and ask your contractor or the City's Building Department to confirm what your project requires. For ideas, see What HGTV Doesn't Tell You About Renovating for Resale.

Information compiled from public sources, current listings, and MLS data, last updated October 2026. Details can change, so please confirm with the association and the City of Pembroke Pines.

Pembroke Shores in Pembroke Pines, FL: Homes for Sale & HOA Guide

Current listings in Pembroke Shores

About living in Pembroke Shores

Pembroke Shores is a guard-gated community in far southwest Pembroke Pines (33027), just south of Pines Boulevard on 160th Avenue, built mostly in the late 1990s. It is a neighborhood of sidewalks, lakes, and tree-lined streets, with underground utilities, and it has quick access to I-75. Costco and Publix are about 4 minutes away, and Whole Foods is about 6 minutes away. Explore more neighborhoods in our Pembroke Pines community guides.

Pembroke Shores at a glance

• Location: Far southwest Pembroke Pines, FL 33027, just south of Pines Boulevard on 160th Avenue
• Home types: Single-family homes, mostly from about 1,700 to over 3,500 square feet, and townhomes
• Year built: Mostly 1997 to 1998
• Typical price range: Townhomes in Sterling Place have listed from about $540,000. Single-family homes have listed from about $675,000 to over $1 million.
• HOA fees: Fees vary a lot by section. Townhome listings in Sterling Place show about $200 to $211 per month. Single-family listings show about $247 to $390 per month in some sections, and some sections show more. Confirm for each home.
• What listings say the fee includes (some sections): common area maintenance, parking, pool service, roof repairs, building exterior, landscaping, and security. Confirm for each home.
• Access: Guard-gated, with card or electric gate access and 24-hour security listed. Gated access can vary by section.
• Approvals: Listings note that association approval is required.
• Age restriction: None (not a HOPA community)
• Last updated: October 2026

Sections within Pembroke Shores

Pembroke Shores is made up of several smaller neighborhoods, and home types, fees, and rules can differ from one to the next. Names you will see in listings include Sterling Place (townhomes), The Beaches (Heftler Homes at Pembroke Shores), Harbourside Estates, and The Estates. Always check the exact subdivision name on the listing.

Amenities and daily life

Listings describe a guard gate, a card or electric gate, a community pool in some sections, private roads, sidewalks, street lights, underground utilities, and lakes. Pembroke Shores is not built around a large shared clubhouse, so the draw is the gated setting, the lakes and sidewalks, and the location. Not every feature applies to every section, so confirm the current amenities with the association before you buy.

What is nearby

Drive times below are from the neighborhood and will vary by home.

• Groceries and shopping: Costco and Publix are both about 4 minutes away, and Whole Foods is about 6 minutes away.
• Dining and coffee: Flanigan's and Dunkin' are about 4 minutes away, and Starbucks is about 5 minutes away.
• Home improvement: The Home Depot is about 10 minutes away.
• Getting around: I-75 is close.
• Schools: Current listings show Panther Run Elementary, Silver Trail Middle, and West Broward High. School assignment depends on the address and can change, so confirm it with Broward County Public Schools' boundary maps and Find my School tool and review each school's report card on the Florida Department of Education website. Charter and private schools also operate nearby, and admission rules differ.

Renovation-friendly living

Many Pembroke Shores homes were built around 1997 and 1998, so roofs, A/C systems, windows, kitchens, and flooring are common topics for buyers and sellers. Many homes still have their original structure and systems, so it helps to budget for updates, and current listings highlight things like new roofs, new A/C systems, new flooring, and renovated kitchens and baths. In South Florida, roof and window details also affect insurance and buyer confidence. See Rainy Season Is Exposing Roof Problems in Pembroke Pines and Miramar and What Smart South Florida Homeowners Do Before Hurricane Season. The Home Depot is about 10 minutes away. For ideas on updates that pay off, read What HGTV Doesn't Tell You About Renovating for Resale.

Check the rules first. Association approval is required, and exterior changes, such as paint colors, roofing, pools, fences, and landscaping, generally need approval. In the townhome section, the association may handle roof repairs and exteriors, so ask what you can and cannot change. Many projects also need a City of Pembroke Pines permit, including roof replacements, and the City requires a permit to remove or relocate a tree (a replacement tree must be installed within 30 days). The two approvals are separate steps. Call the City's Building Department at (954) 435-6502 or see the City's tree removal and relocation page to confirm what your project requires. Planning to repaint? See Thinking About Painting Your Home? The Paint Colors South Florida Homeowners Are Choosing Right Now for HOA approval tips. Planning to plant or remove a tree? See Mango Season in South Florida for permit and HOA tips.

Selling in Pembroke Shores

Buyers compare homes by condition and by what is inside: kitchens, baths, flooring, and fresh paint. Through my Eden Styled-to-Sell System, I help sellers decide which updates are worth making and which to skip. Having your roof, A/C, and wind mitigation paperwork ready helps buyers get insured and move forward with confidence. See how selling with Natiesha works, and read The First 30 Days on the Market: What Sellers Get Wrong.

Thinking about buying or selling in Pembroke Shores? Find out what your home is worth, request a personalized valuation, book a free consultation, or contact me.

Keep exploring

• Buying: Buy With Natiesha, all South Florida listings, and the mortgage calculator
• Selling: Sell With Natiesha, the Eden Styled-to-Sell System, and an instant home valuation
• Investing: Invest With Natiesha and the Investor Community
• More communities: Pembroke Pines and Miramar HOA communities
• From the blog: Florida Property Taxes and Amendment 3
• About Natiesha and client testimonials

Frequently asked questions

How much are the HOA fees in Pembroke Shores? Fees vary a lot by section. Townhome listings in Sterling Place show about $200 to $211 per month, and single-family listings show about $247 to $390 per month in some sections, with higher amounts in others. Check the listing for the exact home and confirm with the association.

What does the Pembroke Shores HOA fee include? Some listings show the fee includes common area maintenance, parking, pool service, and roof repairs, and others also mention building exterior, landscaping, and security. Coverage differs by section, so confirm what is covered for the specific home.

Is Pembroke Shores gated? Listings describe a guard-gated community with card or electric gate access and 24-hour security. Gated access can vary by section, so check the exact subdivision name on the listing and confirm with the association.

What amenities does Pembroke Shores offer? Listings describe a guard gate, a community pool in some sections, sidewalks, street lights, and lakes. It is not built around a large shared clubhouse. Confirm the current amenities with the association before you buy.

What neighborhoods are inside Pembroke Shores? Pembroke Shores includes several sections, such as Sterling Place, The Beaches, Harbourside Estates, and The Estates. Home types, fees, and rules can differ by section, so check the exact subdivision name on the listing.

Which schools serve Pembroke Shores? Current listings show Panther Run Elementary, Silver Trail Middle, and West Broward High. School assignment is tied to the address and can change, so confirm with the Broward County Public Schools Find my School tool.

Can I rent out my home in Pembroke Shores? Listings note that association approval is required, and leasing rules such as minimum lease terms can apply, so read the governing documents before you buy, especially if you plan to invest. Investors can learn more at Invest With Natiesha and join the Investor Community.

Is Pembroke Shores in a flood zone? Flood zones vary by property across Pembroke Pines, and many Pembroke Shores homes sit on lakes. Check the FEMA flood map for the exact address and get an insurance quote early in your search.

Can I renovate my home in Pembroke Shores? Interior updates are typically up to the owner. Exterior changes, such as paint, roofing, pools, and landscaping, generally need association approval, and many projects also need a City of Pembroke Pines permit. Check the governing documents first and ask your contractor or the City's Building Department to confirm what your project requires. For ideas, see What HGTV Doesn't Tell You About Renovating for Resale.

Information compiled from public sources, current listings, and MLS data, last updated October 2026. Details can change, so please confirm with the association and the City of Pembroke Pines.