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TABLE 21 QUALITY OF LIFE Climate Average Daily Temperature High Low Average July 89 76.2 82.6 January 75.2 59.2 67.2 Annual Average Rainfall in Inches 59.96 Snowfall in Inches 0 Wind Speed in Miles per Hour (Annual Average) 13.61 Number of Days Sunny or Partly Sunny 247 Elevation (Mean Feet Above Sea Level) Range : 2 - 10 ft Average: ft. (1.8 m) Personal Income Tax Rate Range State None Local None Local Occupation Tax (Paid by Employee) Rate Basis City Residents 0% 0% Non-City Residents 0% 0% Sales Tax Major Exemptions 1. Machinery and equipment used by a new or expanding Florida business to manufacture, produce or process tangible personal property for sale 2. Labor, parts and materials used in repair of and incorporated into machinery and equipment 3. Electricity used in the manufacturing process 4. Certain boiler fuels (including natural gas) used in the manufacturing process 5. Semiconductor, defense and space technology-based industry transactions involving manufacturing equipment 6. Machinery and equipment used predominantly in research and development 7. Labor component of research and development expenditures 8. Commercial space activity — launch vehicles, payloads and fuel, machinery and equipment for production of items used exclusively at Spaceport Florida 9. Aircraft parts, modification, maintenance and repair, sale or lease of qualified aircraft 10. Production companies engaged in Florida in the production of motion pictures, made for television motion pictures, television series, commercial music videos or sound recordings. State Rate 6% Local Rate 0% Housing (June 2017) Single Family Townhouses & Condos Number of Homes on the Market 5,357 8,178 Average Selling Prices $426,304 $214,677 New/Existing New/Existing Number of Single Family Homes for Sale by Price Under - $149,999 97 2,862 $150,000 - $199,999 239 1,068 $200,000 - $249,999 352 782 $250,000 - Over 4,669 3,466 Rentals Average Monthly 3 Bedroom 1,790 2 Bedroom 1,253 Rental Vacancy % (2015) 17.7 Education* 6th Largest School District in the US Central City & Selected Suburban School Districts Broward County Public Schools Elementary School (Pre k - 5)Enrollment 102,995 Secondary School (6 - 12)Enrollment 117,551 Average spending per Student Basic K-12 $6,096 ESOL $6,335 ESE $10,833 Career Ed 9-12 $6,095 Student Teacher Ratios 17.51 8th Grade Standard Achievement Test Results Test Name End-of-Course Assessment (EOC) - Biology 1 Average Score (2017) 65 Test Name End-of-Course Assessment (EOC) - Civics Average Score (2017) 71 Test Name FCAT 2.0 - Science Average Score (2017) 198 (out of 260) Test Name FCAT 2.0 - Reading Average Score (2017) 239 (out of 296) Test Name FCAT 2.0 - Mathematics Average Score (2017) 236 (out of 298) ACT (2013) % of 12th Grade Students Taking the Test 58% Average Score 18.8 SAT (2014) % of 10th Grade Students Taking the Test 85.7% Average Score 1421 Number of National Merit Scholarships - - Broward County Semifinalists (2017) 144 Finalists 13 % of High School Seniors Attending College 94% Entering the Military 5% Entering the Labor Market 1% Mandatory Competency Testing for High School Yes Graduation (Yes or No) If Yes, % of Students Passing on First Attempt Magnet Schools 55 Elementary Schools 140 S.T.E.M. Museum Program 6 Montessori Program 3 Performing & Visual Arts Program 4 Science, Math, & Tech Program 1 Tech w/ Global Comm Program 1 Global Environmental Science Program 1 Comm & Languages Program 1 Comm and Broadcasting Academy 1 Int'l Baccalaureate Primary Years Program 1 Middle Schools 44 S.T.E.M. Program 5 S.T.E.M. Program (Multilevel Entrepreneurship 5 Cambridge Global Comm Academy Program 1 Montessori Program 3 Int'l Affairs & Business Program 2 Science & Pre-Engineering Program 1 Engineering & Environmental Science 1 Health & Wellness Program 1 MYP/Int'l Baccalaureate Program 3 Digital Entrepreneurship Academny Program 1 Marine Science Program 1 Performing & Visual Arts Program 1 Information Technology and Computer Engineering 1 Pre-Law & Public Affairs Program 1 Pre-Medical Program 1 High Schools 35 Technical Program 4 Medical Sciences Program 1 Science & Pre-Engineering Program 2 Health & Wellness Program 1 Int'l Baccalaureate Program 4 Int'l Baccalaureate Career-Related Program (IBCP) 1 Communication/Broadcast Arts Program 1 Urban Teacher and Leadership Academy Program 1 Digital Entrepreneurship Academny Program 1 Emerging Computer Tech Program 1 Performing & Visual Arts: Dance, Music, Theatre 1 Cambridge 1 Pre-Law & Public Affairs Program 1 The Entrepreneur and Leadership Military Academy 1 Aviation Program 1 Biotechnology Program 1 The Latin School Program 1 Int'l Affairs with IT Program 1 Multi-Media Technology Program 1 Academy of Entrepreneurship Program 1 Alternative Energy Program 1 Maritime, Marine Science & Technology Program 1 Environmental Science 1 Specialized High Schools 30 Tech Prep Programs 80 Occupational Clusters or Career Pathways 16 Vocational high Schools 3 Private Schools 143 *Education Section Source: Broward County Public School District Higher Education (Provide for Each Institution) Institution Name Address Nova Southeastern University Full-Time Enrollment: 13,620 3301 College Avenue Annual Degrees Conferred Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33314 Undergraduate: 1,342 Graduate: 3,524 Keiser University Full-Time Enrollment: 12,206 1500 NW 49th St Annual Degrees Conferred Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33309 Undergraduate: 4,637 Graduate: 303 City College Full-Time Enrollment: 271 2000 W Commercial Blvd #200 Annual Degrees Conferred Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33309 Undergraduate: 157 Graduate: N/A Unilatina International College Full-Time Enrollment: 34 3130 Commerce Parkway Miramar, Annual Degrees Conferred FL 33025 Undergraduate: 16 Graduate: N/A South Florida Bible College and Theological Seminary Full-Time Enrollment: 136 1100 S Federal Hwy Annual Degrees Conferred Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 Undergraduate: 23 Graduate: 1 Hope College of Arts and Sciences Full-Time Enrollment: 103 1200 SW 3rd St Annual Degrees Conferred Pompano Beach, FL 33069 Undergraduate: 13 Graduate: N/A Devry University Full-Time Enrollment: 477 2300 SW 145th Ave. Annual Degrees Conferred Miramar, FL 33027 Undergraduate: 376 Graduate: 263 Trinity International University - Florida Full-Time Enrollment: 80 3700 Lakeside Dr. Annual Degrees Conferred Miramar, FL 33027 Undergraduate: 44 Graduate: 26 Everest University Full-Time Enrollment: 36 225 N Federal Hwy Annual Degrees Conferred Pompano Beach, FL 33062 Undergraduate: 131 Graduate: 60 University of Fort Lauderdale Full-Time Enrollment: 27 4069 N.W. 16th Street Annual Degrees Conferred Lauderhill, FL 33313 Undergraduate: 5 Graduate: 5 Florida Atlantic University Full-Time Enrollment: 18,415 777 Glades Rd. Annual Degrees Conferred Boca Raton, FL 33431 Undergraduate: 5,964 Graduate: 1,322 Art Institute of Ft. Lauderdale Full-Time Enrollment: 688 1799 SE 17th St. Annual Degrees Conferred Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316 Undergraduate: 319 Graduate: N/A Jose Maria Vargas University 10131 Pines Blvd Pembroke Pines, FL 33025 Full-Time Enrollment: 14 10131 Pines Blvd Annual Degrees Conferred Pembroke Pines, FL 33025 Undergraduate: 3 Graduate: 3 Brown Mackie College - Miami Full-Time Enrollment: 184 3700 Lakeside Dr. Annual Degrees Conferred Miramar, FL 33027 Undergraduate: 260 Graduate: N/A Community College Address Broward College Multiple Campuses throughout Full-Time Enrollment: 12,673 Broward County Annual Degrees Conferred: 6,816 Health Care Number of Hospitals # of Hospitals # of Teaching Hospitals 26 # of Beds 6,553 # of Outpatient Clinics 43 # of Physicians & Dentists in the Area (2017) Physicians Dentists 1,352 1,350 Crime Rate Property Violent Total Per 100,000 Inhabitants 3,174.50 407.4 3581.9 Enclosed Regional Malls 15 Religious Institutions Protestant Catholic Synagogues 232 57 71 South Florida Sports College Professional Football FAU Owls, FIU Panthers, Miami Hurricanes (UM) Miami Dolphins (NFL), Florida Bobcats (AFL) Baseball FAU Owls, FIU Panthers, Miami Hurricanes (UM), NSU Florida Marlins (MLB) Sharks Basketball FAU Owls, FIU Panthers, Miami Hurricanes (UM), NSU Miami Heat (NBA) Sharks Miami Sol (WNBA) Hockey FAU Owls, FIU Panthers, Miami Hurricanes (UM) Florida Panthers (NHL) Soccer FAU Owls, FIU Panthers, Miami Hurricanes (UM), NSU Fort Lauderdale Strikers Sharks (NASL) Culture Top Five Annual Events: Month Winterfest Boat Parade December Ft. Lauderdale International Boat Show November Tortuga Music Festival April 99.9 Kiss Country Chili Cookoff January Las Olas Art Festival Month varies (2016 is in Jan,;2015 was in Oct) Recreational Outlets # Of Cultural Places & Amenities (within a 2 Hour Drive) Museums 30 Everglades National Park Dance Companies 4 John U. Lloyd State Park Symphony Orchestras 5 23 miles of beaches Opera Companies 2 Hugh Taylor Birch State Park Theater Companies 6 Florida Keys.
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