Selling a Home in Hawks Landing | Plantation, FL
What Hawks Landing Homes Actually Sell For, How Long It Takes, and What Drives the Price
By Michele Noonan - Hawks Landing Resident for Nearly 20 Years
Updated October 2026
I have lived in Hawks Landing for nearly 20 years. I am not an agent who drives in for a showing and leaves. I am a neighbor, and I have represented both buyers and sellers inside this community. If you are thinking about selling your Hawks Landing home, this page covers what the numbers show: what homes here sell for, how long they take, and the specific factors that separate a full-price sale from a home that sits.
Based on MLS data through early 2026, Hawks Landing homes sold for about 96 percent of asking price and averaged about 146 days on market. In 2025, homes sold for between $1,150,000 and $3,400,000. The gap between list price and sale price, and the time it takes to get there, is where a pricing strategy built on real neighborhood data makes the difference.
For a full overview of the community, including amenities, HOA, schools, and location, see Living in Hawks Landing.
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Selling Inside Hawks Landing
Some of my sales include 620 Cardinal Street, representing two different buyers and one seller. Every one was a cash transaction that closed in less than 30 days with no seller concessions. When I represented the seller, the home sold in 14 days, off market, at full price, with no inspections. I also represented the owners of 366 Sweet Bay when they listed their home at $3,000,000. They ultimately decided to keep their home.
Historical Home Sales in Hawks Landing
The table below shows every closed single family home sale in Hawks Landing, Plantation FL, from 2020 through June 2026, pulled from MLS records. It shows the lowest and highest sale price each year and how many homes sold. I use this data, along with nearly 20 years of living in the community, to price Hawks Landing homes for sale.
| Year | Lowest Sale | Highest Sale | Homes Sold |
|---|---|---|---|
| 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 |
Source: MLS, closed single family home sales in Hawks Landing. *2026 reflects January through June only.
What this means for Hawks Landing sellers: Sales peaked in 2021 with 41 homes sold, including the community's highest recorded sale at $9,200,000. Sales slowed to 16 homes in 2024, then picked back up to 24 in 2025. The entry price has also moved up. The lowest sale was $900,000 in 2020 and 2021, and in the first half of 2026 no Hawks Landing home sold for less than $1,500,000.
For two decades of MLS history, see the Hawks Landing 20-year market analysis.
Call or text 954.882.8900 for a current valuation.
What Drives Value in Hawks Landing
Two homes with identical square footage can sell for very different prices here. What matters: lot positioning, lake frontage and water views, cul de sac privacy, renovation quality, ceiling heights and natural light, outdoor living and pool configuration, roof age and wind mitigation, and major systems condition. Roof age and insurance profile deserve extra attention. Homes here are of a certain age, and it affects what buyers can get insured and what it costs.
Thinking About Selling Your Home in Hawks Landing?
If you are considering selling your home in Hawks Landing, I would welcome the opportunity to give you an honest assessment of where your home stands in today's market and what it would take to sell it successfully. The buyer pool in Hawks Landing is small, highly informed, and moves quickly. The most qualified buyers evaluate a new listing during its first two to three weeks on the market. If a home is overpriced or not presented correctly, many move on to competing communities like Weston or Davie, and that initial opportunity rarely comes back. Not every sale here needs to happen through the MLS either. I have successfully closed off-market transactions before a home ever became publicly available. This consultation is free, there is no obligation to list your home, and you will receive an honest assessment of what your home could sell for in today's market.
Get My Hawks Landing Home Value or call or text 954.882.8900.
Hawks Landing is my home community, and I also sell homes throughout the city as a Plantation FL real estate agent.
Frequently Asked Questions About Selling in Hawks Landing
What do Hawks Landing homes sell for?
In 2025, Hawks Landing homes sold for between $1,150,000 and $3,400,000. Based on MLS data through early 2026, the average selling price was about $1,997,000 against an average asking price of about $2,081,000. The highest sale on record is $9,200,000, in 2021.
How long does it take to sell a home in Hawks Landing?
About 146 days on average, based on MLS data through early 2026. The most qualified buyers evaluate a new listing in its first two to three weeks, so pricing and condition at launch have the biggest effect on how long a home takes to sell.
Do Hawks Landing homes sell for full asking price?
Usually not quite. Homes sold for about 96 percent of asking price on average, roughly $84,000 below the average asking price. Homes that are overpriced or not presented correctly at launch often lose the most qualified buyers to competing communities like Weston or Davie.
How many homes sell in Hawks Landing each year?
Between 16 and 41 since 2020, out of 540 homes. 24 homes sold in 2025, and 10 sold in the first half of 2026.
Can I sell my Hawks Landing home without listing it publicly?
Yes. Off-market sales happen periodically in Hawks Landing. I have closed off-market transactions here before homes became publicly available, including 620 Cardinal Street, a cash transaction that closed in 14 days at full price with no inspections.
What affects the value of a Hawks Landing home the most?
Lot position, lake frontage and water views, cul de sac privacy, renovation quality, ceiling heights and natural light, outdoor living and pool configuration, roof age and wind mitigation, and the condition of major systems.
Does roof age matter when selling a home in Hawks Landing?
Yes. Roof age and wind mitigation affect what buyers can insure and what it costs. Know your roof age and have your wind mitigation report ready before you list.
What is the best time of year to sell in Hawks Landing?
Luxury buyers for this community buy year round, but activity tends to increase as spring and summer approach.
Looking at Homes for Sale in Hawks Landing?
I also represent buyers inside Hawks Landing. I know which lots carry a premium and which do not, and I can identify off-market opportunities before they are publicly listed. For current homes and the community overview, see Living in Hawks Landing.
About Michele Noonan | Hawks Landing Specialist
Michele Noonan is a Hawks Landing real estate agent and nearly 20-year resident of the community, with 22 years living in Plantation overall and a real estate license dating back to 1996. Most of her business is seller representation, guiding Broward County homeowners through pricing, positioning, and negotiation strategy. Inside Hawks Landing, she also represents buyers, because nearly 20 years of living in the community gives her a read on lots, pricing, and off-market opportunities that outside agents do not have. Her knowledge comes from living inside the gates, not from pulling MLS data secondhand.
Serving Hawks Landing, Plantation, Davie, Weston, Lauderdale-by-the-Sea and Fort Lauderdale & Surrounding Communities | Michele Noonan | Real Estate Agent | Listing Specialist | 54 - Five ★ Reviews | Licensed Since 1996 | Keller Williams | Laurie Reader Team | Call or Text (954) 882-8900
