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Davie is a city in Broward County, Florida. It's a suburb of Miami, with around 90,000 residents. With a rural feel, lots of open green spaces and 165+ miles of trails, Davie is the perfect place for people who love nature and outdoor activities. Renting in Davie gives you easy access to Miami, Fort Lauderdale and Hollywood, Florida.
Davie features a number of distinct neighborhoods. Horse lovers will enjoy Davie's equestrian community, Western-themed downtown district and rodeo grounds. Golfers will enjoy Davie Golf and Country Club, which bills itself as having "South Florida's Most Fun Greens." Sports fans will like being close to the action in Miami. Davie is also an educational center, home to a number of schools, including the University of Florida, Florida Atlantic University and ITT Technical Institute.
Commuters in Davie can access the greater Miami-Fort Lauderdale area by car via area major Interstates (I-75, I-95, I-595); U.S. Highways 1, 27 and 441; and the Florida Turnpike. They also use Broward County Transit bus lines, Tri-Rail commuter trains and Fort Lauderdale's Sun Trolley. Miami International Airport (MIA) is about 35 minutes from Davie, while Ft. Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airpot (FLL) is 20 minutes away.
Renting in Davie
Apartments for rent in Davie carry an average price for a Miami suburb. You'll get a decent amount of space for your money and have access to the many amenities of the Miami area without having to pay big-city prices.
Davie Attractions
Bergeron Rodeo Grounds: Home to more than just rodeos, this indoor/outdoor facility also hosts circuses, monster truck rallies, car shows, and more.
Broward Center for the Performing Arts: Take in a musical, symphony, dance performance or opera at this large theater and entertainment complex.
Las Olas Boulevard: This upscale thoroughfare in Fort Lauderdale boasts restaurants, boutiques, salons, and more.
Major Sports Teams: Miami Dolphins (National Football League), Florida Panthers (National Hockey League), Miami Heat (National Basketball Association) and Miami Marlins (Major League Baseball).