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Coral Springs, FL Property Tax Rate (2026): 20.2430 Mills

For 2026, most Coral Springs property owners pay 20.2430 mills, about $2,024 per $100,000 of taxable value. That is the sum of Broward County, school board, city and special district levies.

On the November 3, 2026 ballot: Amendment 3 would raise the homestead exemption for non-school property taxes to $150,000 in 2027 and $250,000 in 2028. Compare your 2027 and 2028 bill with and without it →

Coral Springs millage rates by taxing authority, 2026

All Coral Springs parcels (millage code 2812): 20.2430 mills

Taxing authorityMillsTax per $100,000 taxable valueType
Broward County operating5.6628$566Non-school
Broward County debt0.0000$0Non-school
Broward County School Board6.2940$629School
Broward County School Board debt0.1587$16School
Children's Services Council of Broward County0.4500$45Non-school
North Broward Hospital District1.2391$124Non-school
Florida Inland Navigation District (FIND)0.0270$3Non-school
South Florida Water Management District0.2301$23Non-school
City of Coral Springs operating6.0232$602Non-school
City of Coral Springs voted debt0.1581$16Non-school
Total20.2430$2,024School 6.4527 · non-school 13.7903

The Broward County Property Appraiser lists a single millage code (2812) for Coral Springs. Non-ad valorem charges such as the fire assessment, solid waste and stormwater fees are separate and not included.

Compare: Broward County's average total millage across all of its taxing areas was 19.86 mills in the Florida Department of Revenue's 2025 data (taxes levied ÷ taxable value). The 2026 figures above are the newer final rates for this city and are not the same measure.

Estimate your Coral Springs property tax

Millage rates are the 2026 final rates for Coral Springs from the sources below. The starting home value is Broward County's median (Census ACS 2020–2024), so replace it with your assessed value. The homestead amounts are for the 2026 tax year: $25,000 off all levies, plus up to $26,411 off non-school levies on assessed value above $50,000. Non-ad valorem assessments (fire, trash, stormwater) are not included.

Example: a median-value home in Coral Springs

A $414,600 home (the Broward County median value, Census ACS 2020–2024) at 20.2430 mills, assessed at market value: about $7,522 a year with the homestead exemption, or $8,393 without it. A homeowner who has owned for years usually has an assessed value below market because of the Save Our Homes cap, so the bill can be lower. See the homestead guide.

More: Broward County property tax rates and trends · Amendment 3 savings calculator · all Florida counties

Frequently asked questions

What is the property tax rate in Coral Springs, Florida?

For 2026, the total millage rate for most Coral Springs parcels is 20.2430 mills (2.0243% of taxable value), depending on your millage code. Your own rate is on your TRIM notice.

How much is property tax on a home in Coral Springs?

At 20.2430 mills, each $100,000 of taxable value costs $2,024 a year. On a $414,600 home (the Broward County median) with a homestead exemption and an assessed value equal to market value, the estimated ad valorem tax is about $7,522. Without a homestead exemption it is about $8,393. Estimates only.

Does Coral Springs property tax include school taxes?

Yes. The total includes the school board's millage (6.4527 mills here), which does not change under Amendment 3, and 13.7903 mills of non-school levies for the county, the city and special districts.

Is this the rate on my bill?

Probably close. Your bill uses your parcel's millage code and also lists non-ad valorem assessments such as fire, solid waste and stormwater fees, which are not part of these rates. Confirm with your county property appraiser.

Sources

Not tax advice. Statistical estimates from public data. Exemption rules summarized here are general information for the 2026 tax year and can change (see the Amendment 3 note on the homestead page). Confirm with your county property appraiser.