Davie is a large town of roughly 110,000 residents in Broward County, Florida, located about 24 miles north of Miami and forming part of the greater Miami metropolitan area. Settled in 1909 and formally incorporated in 1925, Davie has grown into the largest incorporated town in Florida by population. The community is best known for its distinctive Western character — horseback riding is common throughout town, and many buildings reflect a ranch-style, Western aesthetic that sets Davie apart from typical South Florida suburbs. Notable local spots include the Bergeron Rodeo Grounds, the Long Key Natural Area & Nature Center, and the historic Old Davie School. Davie is also home to major educational institutions like Nova Southeastern University, drawing students and faculty who add to the area's rental demand. With easy access to Fort Lauderdale, Miami, and the rest of Broward County, along with its unique blend of suburban comfort and small-town Western charm, Davie remains an attractive market for renters, homeowners, and property investors alike.