The land that became Weston was historically part of the wetlands and agricultural areas bordering the Everglades. During the latter half of the 20th century, large-scale planning and development transformed the area into a master-planned community characterized by lakes, landscaped roadways, parks, residential neighborhoods, golf courses, and gated communities. Arvida played a major role in shaping Weston’s development before the community officially incorporated as a city in 1996. Subsequent growth added schools, civic facilities, commercial districts, recreational amenities, and Weston Town Center while maintaining the city’s carefully planned physical character. Today, Weston remains defined by its master-planned neighborhoods, extensive landscaping, waterways, parks, golf communities, schools, and proximity to the Everglades.
Which celebrities have homes or have lived in Weston?
Weston and the surrounding western Broward area have longstanding connections to prominent figures from professional sports, entertainment, and business, although specific Weston residences should be distinguished from neighboring communities such as Southwest Ranches and Davie.