Hawks Landing Real Estate Agent | Michele Noonan

Plantation Florida & Broward County's Most Prestigious Guard Gated Luxury Community

By Michele Noonan | Hawks Landing Realtor | 20 Year Hawks Landing Resident | Listing Specialist

Last Updated July 2026

I have lived in Plantation for 22 years, and nearly 20 of those years have been inside Hawks Landing itself. I am not just familiar with this community as a Hawks Landing real estate agent — I am a neighbor. I have watched it evolve through multiple market cycles, watched buyers compete for the limited homes that come available, and watched it maintain its reputation as the premier guard gated address in Broward County when comparable communities in Weston and Southwest Ranches have come and gone. My experience here spans both sides of the transaction, at multiple price points, across many years — I represented the buyer on one Cardinal Street transaction that closed in 21 days, and years later represented the seller on that same home in a separate cash transaction that closed in 14 days. I also represented the cash buyer in the purchase of Candace Cameron Bure's former Hawks Landing home. If you own a home here and are thinking about your next move, or you are a buyer who has specifically targeted Hawks Landing, here is what you actually need to know from someone who has lived and worked in this community for more than two decades.

Same community. Deep roots. Different results than an outside agent can offer.

About Hawks Landing

Hawks Landing is located off Nob Hill Road, north of Broward Boulevard, in northwest Plantation, Florida, zip code 33324. Developed by Robinette Homes, the same builder behind Westport in Plantation, the community features 540 single-family estate homes built between 1997 and 2007 on oversized, generously sized lots with mature landscaping, wide streets, and a cohesive upscale residential character that has made it one of the most recognized luxury addresses in Broward County. Homes range from approximately 2,500 to over 12,000 square feet under air, with expansive floor plans, high ceilings, generous spacing between homes, and a variety of custom finishes and outdoor living configurations. Most homes feature private pools, and many sit on lakefront lots with long water views across the community's lakes and green spaces. Because many homes were custom or semi-custom built, properties vary significantly in layout, upgrades, and design, giving buyers more unique options than newer developments. The community is built around a 1.6-mile, royal-palm-lined main road that gives the neighborhood its distinctive, immediately recognizable character.

Hawks Landing sits in central Plantation with convenient access to I-595 and the Sawgrass Expressway. The overall feel is private, well maintained, and prestige-focused in a way that consistently attracts executives, local move-up buyers, and relocating buyers from the northeastern United States and international markets. Many homeowners remain in Hawks Landing for years, contributing to the stable atmosphere and long-term appeal that luxury buyers consistently seek.

Hawks Landing also sits in a low flood risk zone, which is meaningful at this price point and represents a genuine financial advantage for buyers who are simultaneously evaluating waterfront communities in Fort Lauderdale, where flood insurance costs can exceed ten thousand dollars per year. That distinction is rarely discussed, but it matters to sophisticated buyers and their advisors.

It is one of the most established and tightly held luxury micro-markets in Broward County. As both a long-time resident and a listing-focused real estate agent, I have spent more than two decades watching the neighborhood evolve, understanding buyer behavior, and helping homeowners navigate the dynamics that make Hawks Landing different from every other luxury community in South Florida.

What Makes Hawks Landing Different From Every Other Luxury Community in Broward County

One of the defining characteristics of Hawks Landing is scarcity. With only 540 homes and historically low annual turnover, the community does not generate the inventory volume that comparable luxury neighborhoods do. Homes here do not become available frequently, and buyers who specifically want Hawks Landing are often willing to wait for the right property to enter the market rather than settle for an alternative.

That scarcity creates a fundamentally different selling environment than what exists in most of South Florida. In many neighborhoods, homes compete directly against dozens of similar listings. In Hawks Landing, buyers are often comparing a handful of opportunities within a highly specific luxury lifestyle category. That dynamic works powerfully in a seller's favor when the home is priced and presented correctly, and it matters just as much when you are evaluating long-term value stability and resale potential.

The community attracts buyers who are evaluating neighborhood prestige, privacy, long-term value stability, lot quality, interior finishes, community reputation, and overall lifestyle. Many buyers relocating from other parts of South Florida and from outside the region specifically prioritize guard-gated privacy, larger homesites, reduced inventory turnover, mature landscaping, and executive-style living. The balance Hawks Landing offers between exclusivity and accessibility — residents can reach Weston, Fort Lauderdale, Davie, and surrounding business corridors quickly while still maintaining the feel of a private residential enclave — is difficult to replicate in surrounding communities.

Hawks Landing competes directly against luxury gated communities in Weston and Southwest Ranches for the same buyer pool. Understanding how buyers compare these communities, what they prioritize, and where Hawks Landing has a structural advantage is essential knowledge for any seller in this market — knowledge that only comes from years of active transaction experience and daily life inside the community.

Hawks Landing Club and Community Amenities

At the center of Hawks Landing sits the Hawks Landing Club, a 15 million dollar, 15,000-square-foot Mediterranean-style facility that serves as the social and recreational heart of the community. Amenities include seven Har-Tru night-lit tennis courts, pickleball courts, racquetball, basketball, a resort-style heated pool and sundeck, a full spa offering massages and nail and beauty services, a state-of-the-art fitness center with saunas, steam rooms, and personal trainers, a billiards room, card room, game room, and a bar and lounge. The social calendar includes art shows, wine tastings, a book club, tennis tournaments, and year-round family and children's events.

The 24-hour guard-gated entrance with on-site security provides a level of privacy and controlled access that is increasingly rare in South Florida, and that luxury buyers at this price point consistently prioritize above almost every other community feature.

HOA fees in Hawks Landing are approximately $1,053 per month, paid quarterly for a total of approximately $3,160 per quarter. This fee covers 24-hour guard gate security and full access to the Hawks Landing Club and all its amenities. Buyers should verify current fees, inclusions, reserve funding status, and any application requirements directly with the HOA during due diligence, as terms are subject to change.

Homes and Real Estate in Hawks Landing

Current Price Range: $1,500,000 to $9,000,000

Hawks Landing offers custom and semi-custom estate homes on larger lots with a level of privacy and presentation that distinguishes it from most surrounding luxury communities. Home features commonly found throughout the community include expansive floor plans with high ceilings, large lots with generous spacing between homes, private pools and outdoor living areas, waterfront and lakefront views, and updated interiors with luxury finishes.

Hawks Landing homes are currently priced between $1,500,000 and $9,000,000, depending on size, lot position, finishes, and waterfront status. Based on MLS activity through early 2026, the average asking price over the prior 12 months was approximately $2,081,000, with an average selling price of approximately $1,997,000 — a list-to-sale ratio of around 96 percent. Hawks Landing homes averaged approximately 146 days on market based on MLS data through early 2026. This reflects the luxury price point and the selective buyer pool the community attracts; buyers at this level take their time and compare carefully before committing. Pricing accurately at launch and presenting the home correctly are the two factors that most directly influence how quickly a Hawks Landing home sells and at what price.

Home values in Hawks Landing are influenced by lot positioning, lake frontage, cul-de-sac positioning, renovation quality, ceiling heights and natural light, outdoor living areas, roof age, major systems condition, interior modernization, and overall presentation. Two homes with similar square footage can perform very differently depending on how buyers perceive value relative to current inventory. Insurance considerations are also a factor buyers evaluate carefully in this price range, particularly as it relates to roof age and wind mitigation.

Hawks Landing has demonstrated consistent long-term value growth compared to surrounding luxury communities in Broward County. The data below reflects closed sales within the community over a six-year period and illustrates how the market has evolved for homeowners and buyers considering this community today. In 2021, Hawks Landing recorded its highest sale to date at $9,200,000, reflecting the depth of demand at the top of the market.

Year | Lowest Sale | Highest Sale | Transactions 2020 | $900,000 | $2,250,000 | 26 2021 | $900,000 | $9,200,000 | 41 2022 | $1,085,004 | $3,500,000 | 29 2023 | $1,190,000 | $2,700,000 | 19 2024 | $1,400,000 | $3,052,500 | 16 2025 | $1,150,000 | $3,400,000 | 24 2026 | $1,500,000 | $2,655,000 | 10*

Notable Hawks Landing Transactions

• 620 Cardinal Street. I represented the buyer in a cash transaction that closed in 21 days. Years later, I represented the seller on that same home in a separate cash transaction that closed in 14 days, sold off market with a full-price offer and no inspections. In a community where discretion matters to both buyers and sellers, the ability to execute a transaction quietly and at full value is a capability that most agents cannot offer.
• 10371 Golden Eagle Court. I represented the cash buyer in the purchase of Candace Cameron Bure's former Hawks Landing home. Working at this price point on both sides of the transaction gives me a direct and current understanding of how luxury buyers in this community evaluate, compare, and negotiate — a perspective that directly benefits every seller I represent here. I have also had the privilege of working with sellers at the higher end of the Hawks Landing price range, where discretion and strategy matter even more.

These transactions reflect the kind of work that happens in Hawks Landing: discreet, strategic, and executed at the highest level.

Schools Near Hawks Landing

Hawks Landing is zoned for Broward County Public Schools. Students are assigned to Tropical Elementary School, Seminole Middle School, and South Plantation High School. School zone assignments should always be verified through the Broward County school locator before purchasing, as boundaries can change.

Private school access is one of the reasons many families specifically choose Hawks Landing. American Heritage School, on West Broward Boulevard, is consistently ranked among the top private schools in the country, with nationally recognized programs in STEM, pre-medicine, and pre-law, and is minutes from the community. St. Thomas Aquinas High School in Fort Lauderdale and NSU University School in Davie are also within a short drive and are among the most sought-after private school options in the region.

Location and Accessibility

Hawks Landing is located off Nob Hill Road, north of Broward Boulevard, in northwest Plantation. The Florida Turnpike, I-595, and University Drive are all easily accessible, providing convenient connections to Fort Lauderdale, Miami, and Boca Raton. Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport is approximately 20 minutes away. Downtown Fort Lauderdale and Fort Lauderdale Beach are approximately 20 to 25 minutes east. Weston, Davie, and surrounding Broward County business corridors are all within easy reach. Miami is accessible within approximately 45 to 50 minutes via I-595 west to I-75 south. The community's central Broward County location allows residents to access major employment centers, beaches, dining, and entertainment without sacrificing the privacy and exclusivity of a guard-gated estate community.

Shopping and Dining Near Hawks Landing

Sawgrass Mills Mall, one of the largest outlet and retail destinations in the country with more than 350 stores and over 26 million visitors per year, is minutes from Hawks Landing. Plantation Promenade and Vizcaya Square offer everyday retail, dining, and services within a short drive. Broward Mall, Westfield Broward, and the Fountains shopping center along Broward Boulevard are also close by. Whole Foods, Trader Joe's, and multiple Publix locations are convenient to the community. For upscale dining and entertainment, Las Olas Boulevard in Fort Lauderdale is approximately 20 to 25 minutes east.

Homes for Sale in Hawks Landing

Hawks Landing is one of Plantation's most sought-after gated communities, and available homes sell quickly. Browse current listings to see what is on the market today.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Hawks Landing

Is Hawks Landing considered a luxury community? Yes. Hawks Landing is widely recognized as one of Plantation's premier luxury guard-gated communities, known for estate-style homes, private amenities, limited inventory, and long-standing neighborhood stability. Many high-profile athletes from the NFL and corporate executives live in the community.

Why do buyers specifically search for Hawks Landing? Many buyers are drawn to Hawks Landing because of its gated privacy, estate-style homes, larger homesites, established reputation, and convenient access to Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, Weston, Fort Lauderdale, and major Broward County business corridors. The community's scarcity-driven appeal means buyers often monitor inventory closely and move quickly when the right home becomes available.

What are the HOA fees in Hawks Landing? As of 2026, HOA fees in Hawks Landing are approximately $1,053 per month, paid quarterly for a total of $3,160 per quarter. The fee covers 24-hour guard gate security and full access to the Hawks Landing Club, a 15 million dollar, 15,000-square-foot Mediterranean-style facility with a resort pool, state-of-the-art fitness center with personal trainers, sauna, billiards room, card room, and tennis and pickleball facilities. Verify current fees directly with the HOA, as fees are subject to change.

What schools serve Hawks Landing? Hawks Landing is zoned for Tropical Elementary School, Seminole Middle School, and South Plantation High School. Many residents also choose Hawks Landing for proximity to top private schools, including American Heritage School, St. Thomas Aquinas High School, and NSU University School, all within a short drive.

How many homes are in Hawks Landing, and what types of homes are they? Hawks Landing consists of more than 540 single-family custom and semi-custom estate homes built between 1997 and 2007, ranging from approximately 2,500 to over 12,000 square feet, with expansive floor plans, high ceilings, and a variety of custom finishes and layouts. Most feature private pools, and many sit on lakefront lots. The community is built around a 1.6-mile, royal-palm-lined main road that gives the neighborhood its signature character.

What amenities does the Hawks Landing Club offer? The Hawks Landing Club is a 15 million dollar, 15,000-square-foot Mediterranean-style facility featuring seven Har-Tru night-lit tennis courts, pickleball courts, racquetball, basketball, a resort-style heated pool and sundeck, a full spa, a state-of-the-art fitness center with saunas and personal trainers, a billiards room, card room, game room, and a bar and lounge. The social calendar includes art shows, wine tastings, a book club, tennis tournaments, and year-round community events.

What is the average home price in Hawks Landing, and how long does it take to sell? Hawks Landing homes are currently priced between $1,500,000 and $9,000,000. Based on MLS activity through early 2026, the average asking price over the prior 12 months was approximately $2,081,000, with an average selling price of approximately $1,997,000 — a list-to-sale ratio of around 96 percent. Homes averaged approximately 146 days on market over the same period. This reflects the luxury price point and the selective buyer pool the community attracts. Pricing accurately at launch and presenting the home correctly are the two factors that most influence how quickly a Hawks Landing home sells.

Is Hawks Landing the most expensive neighborhood in Plantation, Florida? Yes. Hawks Landing consistently commands the highest price points of any residential community in Plantation. Homes range from $1,500,000 to $9,000,000, and the community competes directly against the most prestigious gated communities in Weston and Southwest Ranches rather than against other Plantation neighborhoods.

Do buyers compare Hawks Landing to luxury communities in Weston, Florida? Frequently. Buyers relocating within Broward County often evaluate Hawks Landing alongside luxury gated neighborhoods in Weston, Davie, and Southwest Ranches before making a final decision. Hawks Landing's primary advantages are its central Broward County location, which offers faster access to Fort Lauderdale, the airport, and major employment centers; its low flood risk designation, which saves buyers significant insurance costs compared to coastal communities; its established builder reputation through Robinette Homes; and its 15 million dollar clubhouse, which rivals or exceeds the amenity offerings of most comparable Weston communities. Weston communities tend to offer newer construction and more master-planned city infrastructure. The right choice depends entirely on the buyer's priorities.

What makes Hawks Landing different from other Plantation communities? Hawks Landing is known for its gated privacy, estate-style homes, larger homesites, limited inventory, mature landscaping, and long-standing reputation as one of Plantation's most recognized luxury addresses. The combination of exclusivity and accessibility sets it apart from most surrounding communities.

What types of buyers move into Hawks Landing? The community attracts executive-level professionals, local move-up buyers, relocation buyers from outside South Florida, and families who prioritize private school access, guard-gated security, and long-term neighborhood stability.

Why do families choose Hawks Landing specifically? Many families move to Hawks Landing specifically for proximity to American Heritage School, one of South Florida's most academically distinguished private schools. The combination of school access, gated security, and estate-style homes makes Hawks Landing a natural destination for families relocating within and outside of Broward County.

What factors influence long-term resale value in Hawks Landing? Condition, modernization, lot quality, cul-de-sac positioning, lake frontage, floor plan functionality, ceiling heights, outdoor living areas, roof age, major systems, and overall presentation all influence long-term resale potential in Hawks Landing.

Are lakefront homes worth more in Hawks Landing? In many cases, yes. Water positioning, lot orientation, cul-de-sac positioning, and outdoor presentation can significantly influence buyer demand and perceived value. Lakefront homes in Hawks Landing typically attract more buyer interest and stronger offers than comparable non-waterfront homes within the community.

How often do homes become available in Hawks Landing? Inventory is typically limited compared to many surrounding communities. Homeowners tend to remain in Hawks Landing for many years, which contributes to the neighborhood's scarcity-driven appeal and consistent long-term value stability.

Are pets allowed in Hawks Landing? Yes. The HOA has specific guidelines, including breed restrictions and size limitations. Pet owners are required to keep pets on leashes in common areas. Verify current pet policies directly with the HOA before purchasing.

Can I rent my home in Hawks Landing? There are rental restrictions in Hawks Landing, including a minimum one-year lease term and HOA approval requirements. Verify current rental policies directly with the HOA before purchasing.

Is Hawks Landing a good long-term investment? Hawks Landing has maintained its reputation as Broward County's most prestigious guard-gated community through multiple market cycles, including the 2008 market collapse, the COVID-driven boom of 2021 and 2022, and the rate-driven correction that followed. Low inventory turnover, strong homeowner retention, a 15 million dollar amenity package, and consistent demand from both local and relocating luxury buyers have supported long-term value stability in a way that most South Florida communities have not matched. For buyers evaluating luxury real estate in Broward County as a long-term asset, Hawks Landing has a track record that speaks for itself.

How far is Hawks Landing from Fort Lauderdale? Hawks Landing is approximately 20 to 25 minutes from downtown Fort Lauderdale and Fort Lauderdale Beach via I-595 east.

How far is Hawks Landing from Miami? Hawks Landing is approximately 45 to 50 minutes from downtown Miami via I-595 west to I-75 south.

Thinking About Selling Your Hawks Landing Home?

Most homeowners in Hawks Landing begin thinking about a future move long before they are ready to act. Whether you are simply curious about your home's current value or actively exploring your options, I am happy to share what I know as both a resident and a real estate agent who has worked in this community for more than two decades. The current market rewards sellers who get the strategy right from day one — I understand what buyers in this price range are responding to right now, and what separates a successful sale from an extended listing period.

If you want an honest assessment of where your home stands in today's market and what it would take to position it correctly for the selective buyer pool that Hawks Landing attracts, call or text 954.882.8900 or visit michelenoonanllc.com to schedule a consultation. This service is free, and there is no obligation to list your home.

Relocating to Hawks Landing?

Inventory in Hawks Landing is consistently limited, and homes move on the timeline of a selective and sophisticated buyer pool. As a nearly 20-year Hawks Landing resident, I have insight into this community that no outside agent can offer — which lots are most desirable, which sections carry premium positioning, recent comparable sales data, and off-market or pre-market opportunities. Call or text 954.882.8900 to discuss what is currently available and what to expect when buying in this community.

Hawks Landing in Plantation Florida is Plantation's and Broward County's most prestigious guard gated luxury community. I have lived in Plantation for 22 years. I am not just familiar with this community as a Hawks Landing real estate agent; I have lived here for nearly 20 years. I have watched it evolve through multiple market cycles, watched buyers compete for the limited homes that come available, and watched it maintain its reputation as the premier guard gated address in Broward County when comparable communities in Weston and Southwest Ranches have come and gone. If you own a home here and are thinking about your next move, or if you are a buyer who has specifically targeted Hawks Landing, here is what you actually need to know from someone who has lived and worked in this community for more than two decades.

About Hawks Landing

Hawks Landing is located off Nob Hill Road north of Broward Boulevard in northwest Plantation Florida in zip code 33324. Developed by Robinette Homes, the same builder behind Westport in Plantation, the community features 540 estate homes built between 1997 and 2007 on oversized lots with lake views and meticulously maintained landscaping. Homes range from approximately 2,500 to over 12,000 square feet and most feature private pools. Many sit on lakefront lots with waterfront views. The community is built around a 1.6 mile royal palm lined main road that gives the neighborhood its distinctive and immediately recognizable character.

Hawks Landing sits in a low flood risk zone which is meaningful at this price point and represents a genuine financial advantage for buyers who are simultaneously evaluating waterfront communities in Fort Lauderdale where flood insurance costs can exceed ten thousand dollars per year. That distinction is rarely discussed but it matters to sophisticated buyers and their advisors.

It is one of the most established and tightly held luxury micro-markets in Broward County. As both a long time resident and listing focused real estate advisor I have spent more than two decades watching the neighborhood evolve, understanding buyer behavior, and helping homeowners navigate the unique dynamics that make Hawks Landing different from every other luxury community in South Florida.

Current Price Range: $1,649,000 to $8,590,000

What Makes Hawks Landing Different From Every Other Luxury Community in Broward County

One of the defining characteristics of Hawks Landing is scarcity. With only 540 homes and historically low annual turnover the community simply does not generate the inventory volume that comparable luxury neighborhoods do. Buyers who specifically want Hawks Landing are often willing to wait for the right property to enter the market rather than settle for an alternative.

That scarcity creates a fundamentally different selling environment than what exists in most of South Florida. In many neighborhoods homes compete directly against dozens of similar listings. In Hawks Landing buyers are often comparing a handful of opportunities within a highly specific luxury lifestyle category. That dynamic works powerfully in a seller's favor when the home is priced and presented correctly.

Hawks Landing competes directly against luxury gated communities in Weston and Southwest Ranches for the same buyer pool. Understanding how buyers compare these communities, what they prioritize, and where Hawks Landing has a structural advantage is essential knowledge for any seller in this market. It is knowledge that only comes from years of active transaction experience and daily life inside the community.

Hawks Landing Club and Community Amenities

At the center of Hawks Landing sits the Hawks Landing Club, a 15 million dollar 15,000 square foot Mediterranean style facility that serves as the social and recreational heart of the community. Amenities include seven Har-Tru night lit tennis courts, pickleball courts, racquetball, basketball, a resort style heated pool and sundeck, a full spa offering massages and nail and beauty services, a state of the art fitness center with saunas, steam rooms, and personal trainers, billiards room, card room, game room, and a bar and lounge. The social calendar includes art shows, wine tastings, a book club, tennis tournaments, and year-round family and children's events.

The 24 hour guard gated entrance with on site security provides a level of privacy and controlled access that is increasingly rare in South Florida and that luxury buyers at this price point consistently prioritize above almost every other community feature.

HOA fees in Hawks Landing are approximately $1,053 per month paid quarterly for a total of approximately $3,160 per quarter. This fee covers 24 hour guard gate security and full access to the Hawks Landing Club and all its amenities. Buyers should verify current fees directly with the HOA as fees are subject to change each year.

Homes and Real Estate in Hawks Landing

Hawks Landing homes are currently priced between approximately $1.7 million and $9.9 million depending on size, lot position, finishes, and waterfront status. Based on MLS activity through early 2026 the average asking price over the prior 12 months was approximately $2,081,000 with an average selling price of approximately $1,997,000, a list to sale ratio of around 96 percent. Hawks Landing homes averaged approximately 146 days on market based on MLS data through early 2026. This reflects the luxury price point and the selective buyer pool the community attracts. Buyers at this level take their time and compare carefully before committing. Pricing accurately at launch and presenting the home correctly are the two factors that most directly influence how quickly a Hawks Landing home sells and at what price.

Notable Hawks Landing Transactions

• 620 Cardinal Street. I sold this property off market. Full price offer, no inspections. In a community where discretion matters to both buyers and sellers the ability to execute a transaction quietly and at full value is a capability that most agents cannot offer. Represented the Seller.
• 10371 Golden Eagle Court. I represented the buyer in the purchase of Candace Cameron Bure's Hawks Landing home. Working at this price point on both sides of the transaction gives me a direct and current understanding of how luxury buyers in this community evaluate, compare, and negotiate. That perspective directly benefits every seller I represent here.
• 620 Cardinal Street. I sold this property off market. Cash Buyer. Represented the Buyer.

These transactions reflect the kind of work that happens in Hawks Landing. Discreet, strategic, and executed at the highest level.

Schools Near Hawks Landing

Hawks Landing is zoned for Broward County Public Schools. Students are assigned to Tropical Elementary School, Seminole Middle School, and South Plantation High School. Many residents choose Hawks Landing specifically for its proximity to some of the top private schools in South Florida. American Heritage School on West Broward Boulevard is consistently ranked among the top private schools in the country with nationally recognized programs in STEM, pre-medicine, and pre-law. NSU University School in Davie and St Thomas Aquinas High School in Fort Lauderdale are also within a short drive and are popular choices for Hawks Landing families.

Location and Accessibility

Hawks Landing is located off Nob Hill Road north of Broward Boulevard in northwest Plantation. The Florida Turnpike, I-595, and University Drive are all easily accessible providing convenient connections to Fort Lauderdale, Miami, and Boca Raton. Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport is approximately 20 minutes away. Weston, Davie, and downtown Fort Lauderdale are all within a reasonable commute. The community's central Broward County location allows residents to access major employment centers, beaches, dining, and entertainment without sacrificing the privacy and exclusivity of a guard gated estate community.

Shopping and Dining Near Hawks Landing

Sawgrass Mills Mall, one of the largest outlet and retail destinations in the country with more than 350 stores and over 26 million visitors per year, is minutes from Hawks Landing. Plantation Promenade and Vizcaya Square offer everyday retail, dining, and services within a short drive. Whole Foods, Trader Joe's, and multiple Publix locations are convenient to the community. For upscale dining and entertainment Las Olas Boulevard in Fort Lauderdale is approximately 20 to 25 minutes east.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Hawks Landing

What are the HOA fees in Hawks Landing?

As of 2026 HOA fees in Hawks Landing are approximately $1,053 per month paid quarterly for a total of $3,160 per quarter. The fee covers 24 hour guard gate security and full access to the Hawks Landing Club, a 15 million dollar 15,000 square foot Mediterranean style facility with a resort pool, state of the art fitness center with personal trainers, sauna, billiards room, card room, and tennis and pickleball facilities. Verify current fees directly with the HOA as fees are subject to change.

What schools serve Hawks Landing?

Hawks Landing is zoned for Tropical Elementary School, Seminole Middle School, and South Plantation High School. Many residents also choose Hawks Landing for proximity to top private schools including American Heritage School, NSU University School, and St Thomas Aquinas High School all within a short drive.

How many homes are in Hawks Landing?

Hawks Landing has 540 homes built between 1997 and 2007 ranging from approximately 2,500 to over 12,000 square feet. Most feature private pools and many sit on lakefront lots. The community is built around a 1.6 mile royal palm lined main road that gives the neighborhood its signature character.

What amenities does the Hawks Landing Club offer?

The Hawks Landing Club is a 15 million dollar 15,000 square foot Mediterranean style facility featuring seven Har-Tru night lit tennis courts, pickleball courts, racquetball, basketball, a resort style heated pool and sundeck, full spa, state of the art fitness center with saunas and personal trainers, billiards room, card room, game room, and a bar and lounge. The social calendar includes art shows, wine tastings, a book club, tennis tournaments, and year-round community events.

What is the average home price in Hawks Landing?

Hawks Landing homes are currently priced between approximately $1.7 million and $9.9 million. Based on MLS activity through early 2026 the average asking price over the prior 12 months was approximately $2,081,000 with an average selling price of approximately $1,997,000, a list to sale ratio of around 96 percent.

How long does it take to sell a home in Hawks Landing?

Based on MLS data through early 2026 Hawks Landing homes averaged approximately 146 days on market. This reflects the luxury price point and the selective buyer pool the community attracts. Pricing accurately at launch and presenting the home correctly are the two factors that most influence how quickly a Hawks Landing home sells.

Is Hawks Landing the most expensive neighborhood in Plantation Florida?

Yes. Hawks Landing consistently commands the highest price points of any residential community in Plantation. Homes range from approximately $1.7 million to nearly $10 million and the community competes directly against the most prestigious gated communities in Weston and Southwest Ranches rather than against other Plantation neighborhoods.

How does Hawks Landing compare to luxury communities in Weston Florida?

Hawks Landing and Weston's top gated communities attract the same buyer pool and compete directly against each other. Hawks Landing's primary advantages are its central Broward County location which offers faster access to Fort Lauderdale, the airport, and major employment centers, its low flood risk designation which saves buyers significant insurance costs compared to coastal communities, its established builder reputation through Robinette Homes, and its 15 million dollar clubhouse which rivals or exceeds the amenity offerings of most comparable Weston communities. Weston communities tend to offer newer construction and a more master planned city infrastructure. The right choice depends entirely on the buyer's priorities.

Are pets allowed in Hawks Landing?

Yes. The HOA has specific guidelines including breed restrictions and size limitations. Pet owners are required to keep pets on leashes in common areas. Verify current pet policies directly with the HOA before purchasing.

Can I rent my home in Hawks Landing?

There are rental restrictions in Hawks Landing including a minimum one year lease term and HOA approval requirements. Verify current rental policies directly with the HOA before purchasing.

Are lakefront homes worth more in Hawks Landing?

In many cases yes. Water positioning, lot orientation, and outdoor presentation can significantly influence buyer demand and perceived value within the community. Lakefront homes in Hawks Landing typically attract more buyer interest and stronger offers than comparable non-waterfront homes within the community.

Is Hawks Landing a good long term investment?

Hawks Landing has maintained its reputation as Broward County's most prestigious guard gated community through multiple market cycles including the 2008 market collapse, the COVID driven boom of 2021 and 2022, and the rate driven correction that followed. Low inventory turnover, strong homeowner retention, a 15 million dollar amenity package, and consistent demand from both local and relocating luxury buyers have supported long term value stability in a way that most South Florida communities have not matched. For buyers evaluating luxury real estate in Broward County as a long term asset Hawks Landing has a track record that speaks for itself.

Thinking About Selling Your Hawks Landing Home?

Most homeowners in Hawks Landing begin thinking about a future move long before they are ready to act. Whether you are simply curious about your home's current value or actively exploring your options I am happy to share what I know as both a resident and a listing specialist who has worked in this community for more than two decades.

If you want an honest assessment of where your home stands in today's market and what it would take to position it correctly for the selective buyer pool that Hawks Landing attracts call or text 954.882.8900 or visit michelenoonanllc.com to schedule a consultation. This service is free and there is no obligation to list your home.

Relocating to Hawks Landing?

Inventory in this community is consistently low and homes move on the timeline of a selective and sophisticated buyer pool. As a 22 year Hawks Landing resident I have insight into this community that no outside agent can offer. I know which lots are most desirable, which sections of the community carry premium positioning, and how to advise a buyer on making a competitive offer when the right home becomes available. Call or text 954.882.8900 to discuss what is currently available and what to expect when buying in this community.

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