So… this is South Florida. One of the major risks is the possibility of hurricanes. Most recently, Wilma in 2005 scored a direct hit on Weston, taking down trees and doing a significant amount of damage to many homes, primarily by removing roofs and screen porches or Florida rooms. read more
Long way from Miami. Closer to Fort Lauderdale. Hot weather, sea breeze front thunderstorms and hurricanes in the summer. Beautiful weather in the winter. Lots of Latinos, especially Venezualans. Wide streets. Long, long way from the beach. read more
In addition, there are alligators that can occasionally be seen in the myriad lakes in the city, Florida is home to an extremely high percentage of Africanized bees, and the Zika virus has impacted areas proximate to Weston (although at the time of this writing, there had been no reports of local transmission of the disease in Weston). read more
Weston is a master-planned town, with many different self-contained communities. I think the people that choose to live in Weston are career minded with families that want newer homes and good schools. Some of the communities are gated; some residents can walk to town centers. Weston has sidewalks throughout most of the town. read more