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A Parkland Specialist Since 1999

Roman Pavlik began specializing in Parkland real estate in 1999, long before much of the residential growth that shapes the city today. He has lived in Parkland since 2014, so he knows the community as both a professional and a neighbor. That perspective shows in how he talks about Heron Bay, Parkland Golf & Country Club, Watercrest, MiraLago, Cascata, Parkland Bay, and Pine Tree Estates. He understands homeowners association structures, amenities, architectural styles, and the details that move a property's value.

His story began far from South Florida. Born in Czechoslovakia and raised in Melbourne, Australia, he moved to Portland, Maine in 1987. There he became valedictorian at Cheverus High School in 1991 and won the state high school tennis championship the same year. He was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2019. A full scholarship took him to Bryant University, where he finished ranked number six in NCAA Division II tennis in 1996, and he later played the pro tour against top 200 players in the world. That discipline still drives how he negotiates.

Luxury Experience That Speaks for Itself

Luxury real estate is where Roman Pavlik has built his reputation. He has sold more than 100 homes above the $1,000,000 mark, and his experience includes transactions reaching $9.3 million. He works with gated communities, waterfront estates, custom-built homes, and high-value residences across Parkland, Coral Springs, Boca Raton, Fort Lauderdale, Miami, and Palm Beach.

He is affiliated with Keller Williams Dedicated Professionals, whose team reports participation in more than 8,000 residential sales across South Florida and more than 2,000 five-star client reviews. According to RealTrends Verified Rankings, that team was the number 17 team in the U.S. for 2025 and the number 3 team in Florida, closing 655 transactions. Roman has also appeared on WIOD 610 AM and on HGTV's Million Dollar Rooms, and he is a Zillow preferred real estate partner.

His name carries weight beyond the market too. He is the realtor recommended by Glenn Beck, Sean Hannity, Jimmy Cefalo, Ryan Gorman, and Dave Ramsey, along with many of the world's top-ranked tennis players. For Roman, being the agent those names trust in Parkland and South Florida is a point of pride.

More Ways to Sell Than Most Agents Offer

The market is changing quickly. Technology and large corporate buyers are entering the picture, and owners now have options well beyond the traditional route of listing, staging, and waiting. Roman has built relationships with large buyers, local buyers, contractors, and specialty lenders, and he pairs them with expert negotiation so Parkland sellers can see every path in front of them.

Consider the seller who is not sure where life leads next. His Sell Now, Move Later program lets homeowners stay one month, three months, or up to twelve months after closing, so they do not have to move until they have their money. Another seller wants to buy first. His bridge loan program offers funds with no interest and no payments, so they can buy and move in, then sell the house and pay it off.

Some sellers simply need speed. Roman offers cash offers with no showings or repairs, and if the house resells for more, the seller receives another check instead of the buyer, so no money is left on the table. If a home needs work and the owner lacks the funds, a contractor renovates it and is paid at closing, with no out-of-pocket expense. For distinctive properties, his international marketing campaign draws a steady flow of cash buyers and can find the one who will pay a premium. Flexible commission structures and short-term listing agreements round out the menu.

Results Parkland Homeowners Can Picture

In Heron Bay, Roman listed a home at $1,359,000 and received multiple offers, but most buyers did not want to go above $1,300,000, which was the seller's desired price. He held firm for several weeks and kept following up. Eventually a buyer increased to $1,325,000, and the seller received more than they wanted because of his patience.

In Watercrest, a home had sat on the market for two years with two different realtors. The owner hired Roman, and through creative marketing and creative financing, he sold it in only 60 days for $1,340,000, with extra income for the owner after closing.

Local knowledge helped another family too. A buyer relocating to Parkland wanted a custom home, so Roman previewed many properties while the buyer was away. He used FaceTime and walkthrough videos to narrow the field, and when the buyer arrived, they toured only one home and bought it for $2,442,000. It saved them an enormous amount of time.

Beyond the Closing Table

Away from real estate, Roman coaches boys' basketball in Parkland and raises his family in the community he serves. As a parent and resident, he knows the parks, the schools, and the rhythm of neighborhood life. That is why Evergreen Awards is pleased to name Roman Pavlik the Best Realtor in Parkland, Florida of 2026. Congratulations on an honor well earned.

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