Internet in Coral Springs, Florida

Blue Stream, AT&T and Xfinity on the map

The FCC counts 28,113 homes and businesses inside Coral Springs. Every one of them is in Blue Stream's filing for June 30, 2026, in the revision of November 10, 2026: the company reports cable service at all of them, and fiber at 3.8%. AT&T reports service at 95.0%, with fiber at 67.0% and DSL or fixed wireless at the rest. Xfinity, the largest provider in neighboring Pembroke Pines, Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood and Miramar, covers only 51.3% of Coral Springs, and most of that footprint is filed as fiber (41.1%¹ of the city's locations).

A listing means the provider says it can connect a location within ten business days at the speeds it advertises; it is not a promise for a particular home, and anyone can challenge it on the FCC map. Satellite rows appear for completeness: HughesNet, Viasat and Starlink file nearly every address in the country.

Coral Springs is a large part of Blue Stream's network. The 28,113 locations the company files here compare with 156,899¹ across Florida, the state where almost all of its service is reported.

Wired choice jumped in one release

As of December 31, 2025, cable was reported at 49.6% of Coral Springs locations. By June 30, 2026 it was 100.0%. In the same release the share of locations with two or more wired providers at 100/20 Mbps went from 52.3% to 88.0%, a rise of 35.7 percentage points and the highest among the 343 cities of 100,000 or more. The share with a single such provider fell from 41.7%² to 12.0%¹.

June 30, 2022December 31, 2025June 30, 2026

Cable available100.0% +52.4 pts

Two or more wired choices88.0% +64.5 pts

Three or more wired choices38.1% +35.5 pts

One wired choice12.0% −40.8 pts

Source: FCC, National Broadband Map, data as of June 30, 2022; FCC, National Broadband Map, data as of December 31, 2025; FCC, National Broadband Map, data as of June 30, 2026. Shares of broadband serviceable locations in each FCC release (latest revision of each); the small number is the change in percentage points since June 30, 2022. The FCC's count of locations is updated with each release, so shares are compared rather than counts.

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Measure	June 30, 2022	December 31, 2025	June 30, 2026	Change (points)
Cable available	47.6%	49.6%	100.0%	52.4 pts
Two or more wired choices	23.5%	52.3%	88.0%	64.5 pts
Three or more wired choices	2.5%	8.9%	38.1%	35.5 pts
One wired choice	52.8%	41.7%	12.0%	−40.8 pts

The longer view is just as steep. In June 2022, 23.8%³ of locations had no wired provider offering 100/20 Mbps; now none do, and 38.1% have three or more. Coral Springs now sits above Florida as a whole, where 66.0%¹ of locations have two or more wired choices at that speed.

Where only one wire reaches 100/20 Mbps, at 12.0% of locations, that wire is Blue Stream's: it is the sole wired provider at that speed at 12.0%¹.

Fiber at four in five addresses

At least one provider reports fiber at 80.9% of locations, compared with 68.4% statewide and 62.6% nationally. In June 2022 the figure was 31.9%³; the gain of 49.0 percentage points is the 35th highest among large cities. AT&T and Xfinity file most of the city's fiber. Hotwire Communications (0.6%) and Tillman Fiber (0.5%) file fiber at a few hundred addresses, and 5¹ companies in all report fiber somewhere in the city.

Where two companies' fiber networks overlap, a home can choose between them. That is true of 32.0%¹ of locations, up from 0.1%³ in 2022.

Multi-gigabit tiers, but a 100 Mbps cable ceiling

The speed picture is split in a way that is unusual among Broward County's large cities. At 74.6% of locations the fastest advertised download is 2 Gbps or more. Yet a 1 Gbps download is advertised at only 86.6% of locations, the 3rd lowest share among the 343 large cities, and down 5.7 percentage points¹ since December 2025.

Georgetown, Texas 38.8%Boulder, Colorado 100.0%

Source: FCC, National Broadband Map, data as of June 30, 2026. Each dot is a city. FCC file revision of November 10, 2026. Shares are of broadband serviceable locations (homes and businesses), not people.

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Area	1 Gbps download
Chattanooga, Tennessee	100.0%
Clarksville, Tennessee	100.0%
Boulder, Colorado	100.0%
West Valley City, Utah	100.0%
Bend, Oregon	100.0%
Brockton, Massachusetts	100.0%
Manchester, New Hampshire	100.0%
Lynn, Massachusetts	100.0%
Lincoln, Nebraska	100.0%
Knoxville, Tennessee	100.0%
Simi Valley, California	100.0%
Lowell, Massachusetts	99.9%
Sparks, Nevada	99.9%
Pembroke Pines, Florida	99.9%
Modesto, California	99.9%
Longmont, Colorado	99.9%
Centennial, Colorado	99.9%
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	99.9%
Cambridge, Massachusetts	99.9%
New Bedford, Massachusetts	99.9%
Fort Lauderdale, Florida	99.9%
Allentown, Pennsylvania	99.9%
Waterbury, Connecticut	99.9%
Miami Gardens, Florida	99.9%
Quincy, Massachusetts	99.9%
Miami, Florida	99.9%
Grand Rapids, Michigan	99.9%
Naperville, Illinois	99.9%
New Haven, Connecticut	99.9%
Concord, California	99.9%
Pompano Beach, Florida	99.9%
Springfield, Massachusetts	99.9%
Daly City, California	99.9%
Hialeah, Florida	99.9%
Olathe, Kansas	99.9%
Miramar, Florida	99.9%
Yuma, Arizona	99.9%
Tallahassee, Florida	99.9%
Alexandria, Virginia	99.9%
Sterling Heights, Michigan	99.9%
Reno, Nevada	99.8%
Sandy Springs, Georgia	99.8%
Boston, Massachusetts	99.8%
Overland Park, Kansas	99.8%
Westminster, Colorado	99.8%
Murfreesboro, Tennessee	99.8%
West Palm Beach, Florida	99.8%
Arvada, Colorado	99.8%
Gresham, Oregon	99.8%
Minneapolis, Minnesota	99.8%
Sugar Land, Texas	99.8%
Fishers, Indiana	99.8%
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania	99.8%
St. Paul, Minnesota	99.8%
Rockford, Illinois	99.8%
San Mateo, California	99.8%
Hollywood, Florida	99.8%
Odessa, Texas	99.8%
Washington, District of Columbia	99.8%
Dearborn, Michigan	99.8%
Eugene, Oregon	99.8%
Salt Lake City, Utah	99.8%
Thornton, Colorado	99.8%
Lakewood, Colorado	99.8%
Seattle, Washington	99.7%
Spokane, Washington	99.7%
Charleston, South Carolina	99.7%
Berkeley, California	99.7%
Aurora, Illinois	99.7%
Rio Rancho, New Mexico	99.7%
Springfield, Illinois	99.7%
Santa Maria, California	99.7%
Hillsboro, Oregon	99.7%
Colorado Springs, Colorado	99.7%
Aurora, Colorado	99.7%
Elgin, Illinois	99.7%
Albuquerque, New Mexico	99.7%
Fort Wayne, Indiana	99.7%
Fargo, North Dakota	99.7%
Peoria, Illinois	99.7%
Atlanta, Georgia	99.7%
Warren, Michigan	99.7%
League City, Texas	99.7%
Portland, Oregon	99.7%
Vancouver, Washington	99.6%
Lansing, Michigan	99.6%
Boca Raton, Florida	99.6%
Denver, Colorado	99.6%
Salinas, California	99.6%
Davie, Florida	99.6%
Palm Coast, Florida	99.6%
Tacoma, Washington	99.6%
Pasadena, Texas	99.6%
Antioch, California	99.6%
Pueblo, Colorado	99.6%
Sioux Falls, South Dakota	99.6%
Spokane Valley, Washington	99.6%
Jersey City, New Jersey	99.6%
Memphis, Tennessee	99.6%
Hartford, Connecticut	99.6%
Jacksonville, Florida	99.6%
Carmel, Indiana	99.6%
Chicago, Illinois	99.6%
Stockton, California	99.6%
Meridian, Idaho	99.6%
Savannah, Georgia	99.5%
Independence, Missouri	99.5%
Santa Rosa, California	99.5%
Greeley, Colorado	99.5%
Everett, Washington	99.5%
Bellevue, Washington	99.5%
Las Cruces, New Mexico	99.5%
Des Moines, Iowa	99.5%
Little Rock, Arkansas	99.5%
Killeen, Texas	99.5%
South Fulton, Georgia	99.5%
South Bend, Indiana	99.5%
North Charleston, South Carolina	99.5%
Fresno, California	99.5%
Pearland, Texas	99.4%
St. George, Utah	99.4%
Deltona, Florida	99.4%
Joliet, Illinois	99.4%
West Jordan, Utah	99.4%
Tracy, California	99.4%
Shreveport, Louisiana	99.4%
Vacaville, California	99.4%
Nashville, Tennessee	99.4%
Sacramento, California	99.4%
Renton, Washington	99.4%
Fremont, California	99.4%
Oakland, California	99.4%
Davenport, Iowa	99.4%
Salem, Oregon	99.4%
Fairfield, California	99.3%
Vallejo, California	99.3%
Toledo, Ohio	99.3%
Chico, California	99.3%
Wichita Falls, Texas	99.3%
Rochester, Minnesota	99.3%
Nampa, Idaho	99.3%
Indianapolis, Indiana	99.2%
Huntsville, Alabama	99.2%
Jackson, Mississippi	99.2%
Fayetteville, North Carolina	99.2%
Provo, Utah	99.2%
Richmond, California	99.2%
Houston, Texas	99.2%
Mobile, Alabama	99.2%
Detroit, Michigan	99.2%
Visalia, California	99.2%
Elk Grove, California	99.2%
Fort Collins, Colorado	99.2%
San Francisco, California	99.1%
Roseville, California	99.1%
Boise, Idaho	99.1%
Richmond, Virginia	99.1%
Augusta, Georgia	99.1%
Kent, Washington	99.1%
Kansas City, Missouri	99.1%
Hayward, California	99.0%
San Jose, California	99.0%
Concord, North Carolina	99.0%
Broken Arrow, Oklahoma	99.0%
Cape Coral, Florida	98.9%
Clovis, California	98.8%
Columbus, Ohio	98.8%
Baltimore, Maryland	98.8%
Louisville, Kentucky	98.7%
Kansas City, Kansas	98.7%
Lexington, Kentucky	98.7%
Springfield, Missouri	98.7%
Frisco, Texas	98.7%
Cary, North Carolina	98.7%
Conroe, Texas	98.7%
Allen, Texas	98.6%
McKinney, Texas	98.6%
Norfolk, Virginia	98.6%
Cedar Rapids, Iowa	98.5%
Honolulu, Hawaii	98.5%
Sunnyvale, California	98.5%
Columbia, Missouri	98.5%
Omaha, Nebraska	98.4%
Menifee, California	98.4%
Port St. Lucie, Florida	98.4%
Amarillo, Texas	98.4%
Palm Bay, Florida	98.4%
Santa Clara, California	98.4%
Fullerton, California	98.3%
Cincinnati, Ohio	98.3%
Waco, Texas	98.1%
Moreno Valley, California	98.1%
San Antonio, Texas	98.1%
West Covina, California	98.1%
Fort Myers, Florida	98.0%
Akron, Ohio	98.0%
Lancaster, California	98.0%
Corpus Christi, Texas	98.0%
Palmdale, California	98.0%
Milwaukee, Wisconsin	98.0%
Charlotte, North Carolina	97.9%
Edinburg, Texas	97.8%
Lee's Summit, Missouri	97.8%
Green Bay, Wisconsin	97.8%
Austin, Texas	97.7%
Mesquite, Texas	97.7%
Arlington, Texas	97.7%
Raleigh, North Carolina	97.7%
Fontana, California	97.7%
Tuscaloosa, Alabama	97.7%
Carlsbad, California	97.7%
New Braunfels, Texas	97.6%
Durham, North Carolina	97.6%
Henderson, Nevada	97.6%
San Angelo, Texas	97.6%
Chula Vista, California	97.6%
Laredo, Texas	97.6%
Topeka, Kansas	97.6%
Norman, Oklahoma	97.5%
Garden Grove, California	97.5%
Anchorage, Alaska	97.5%
Santa Clarita, California	97.5%
Irvine, California	97.4%
Huntington Beach, California	97.4%
Round Rock, Texas	97.4%
Wilmington, North Carolina	97.4%
Jurupa Valley, California	97.4%
Fayetteville, Arkansas	97.4%
El Paso, Texas	97.4%
Buffalo, New York	97.3%
Syracuse, New York	97.3%
Winston-Salem, North Carolina	97.3%
Las Vegas, Nevada	97.3%
Cleveland, Ohio	97.3%
Thousand Oaks, California	97.3%
North Las Vegas, Nevada	97.3%
Oceanside, California	97.3%
Brownsville, Texas	97.3%
Greensboro, North Carolina	97.3%
St. Petersburg, Florida	97.2%
Abilene, Texas	97.2%
Rialto, California	97.2%
Madison, Wisconsin	97.1%
Rochester, New York	97.1%
San Diego, California	97.1%
Columbus, Georgia	97.1%
Athens, Georgia	97.1%
Buckeye, Arizona	97.1%
Fort Worth, Texas	97.0%
Plano, Texas	97.0%
Bridgeport, Connecticut	97.0%
Wichita, Kansas	97.0%
Grand Prairie, Texas	97.0%
Dallas, Texas	96.9%
St. Louis, Missouri	96.9%
Billings, Montana	96.9%
Inglewood, California	96.9%
Richardson, Texas	96.9%
Montgomery, Alabama	96.9%
Bakersfield, California	96.9%
Victorville, California	96.8%
Rancho Cucamonga, California	96.8%
Gilbert, Arizona	96.8%
Murrieta, California	96.7%
Downey, California	96.7%
New York, New York	96.7%
Torrance, California	96.7%
Orange, California	96.6%
Temecula, California	96.6%
Hesperia, California	96.6%
Worcester, Massachusetts	96.6%
Virginia Beach, Virginia	96.5%
Carrollton, Texas	96.5%
Surprise, Arizona	96.5%
Albany, New York	96.5%
Long Beach, California	96.5%
Dayton, Ohio	96.5%
Garland, Texas	96.5%
Edmond, Oklahoma	96.4%
Ann Arbor, Michigan	96.3%
Los Angeles, California	96.3%
Baton Rouge, Louisiana	96.3%
Corona, California	96.3%
Anaheim, California	96.2%
Riverside, California	96.2%
Avondale, Arizona	96.2%
Ventura, California	96.2%
El Monte, California	96.1%
Yonkers, New York	96.1%
Lewisville, Texas	96.0%
Chandler, Arizona	96.0%
El Cajon, California	95.9%
Irving, Texas	95.9%
Costa Mesa, California	95.9%
Lakeland, Florida	95.8%
Tulsa, Oklahoma	95.7%
High Point, North Carolina	95.7%
Birmingham, Alabama	95.7%
Scottsdale, Arizona	95.7%
Clearwater, Florida	95.7%
Evansville, Indiana	95.6%
Suffolk, Virginia	95.6%
Glendale, California	95.6%
Oxnard, California	95.6%
Tampa, Florida	95.5%
Columbia, South Carolina	95.5%
Santa Ana, California	95.5%
Pasadena, California	95.5%
New Orleans, Louisiana	95.4%
Ontario, California	95.3%
Peoria, Arizona	95.2%
Hampton, Virginia	95.1%
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma	95.1%
Pomona, California	95.1%
Denton, Texas	95.0%
Orlando, Florida	94.9%
Tucson, Arizona	94.8%
Chesapeake, Virginia	94.8%
Beaumont, Texas	94.8%
Elizabeth, New Jersey	94.5%
Burbank, California	94.4%
San Bernardino, California	94.4%
Phoenix, Arizona	94.4%
Gainesville, Florida	94.3%
Escondido, California	94.3%
Newport News, Virginia	94.3%
Glendale, Arizona	94.2%
McAllen, Texas	94.2%
Paterson, New Jersey	93.9%
Macon, Georgia	93.9%
Goodyear, Arizona	93.7%
Newark, New Jersey	93.5%
Stamford, Connecticut	93.5%
Providence, Rhode Island	93.0%
Lubbock, Texas	92.1%
Tempe, Arizona	91.9%
Lafayette, Louisiana	91.6%
Midland, Texas	90.3%
Mesa, Arizona	89.8%
Tyler, Texas	89.6%
Coral Springs, Florida	86.6%
College Station, Texas	57.7%
Georgetown, Texas	38.8%

The filings show why. Blue Stream's fastest advertised cable tier, in any state, is 100 Mbps, and AT&T's DSL and fixed wireless top out at the same speed here, so a location without fiber or Xfinity cable has no gigabit offer from either company. The fastest advertised download is at least 100 Mbps but under 250 Mbps at 10.7% of locations, against 1.8%² in December 2025. In the neighboring Broward cities, where Xfinity reports service at nearly every address, a 1 Gbps download is advertised almost everywhere: 99.9% in Pembroke Pines and 99.9%¹ in Fort Lauderdale.

Pembroke Pines99.9%

Fort Lauderdale99.9%

Pompano Beach99.9%

Miramar99.9%

Hollywood99.8%

Florida96.0%

United States91.0%

Coral Springs86.6%

Source: FCC, National Broadband Map, data as of June 30, 2026. FCC file revision of November 10, 2026. Shares are of broadband serviceable locations (homes and businesses), not people.

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Area	1 Gbps download
Pembroke Pines	99.9%
Fort Lauderdale	99.9%
Pompano Beach	99.9%
Miramar	99.9%
Hollywood	99.8%
Florida	96.0%
United States	91.0%
Coral Springs	86.6%

Symmetrical service of 100/100 Mbps or more, nearly all of it on fiber, is advertised at 83.1%¹ of locations. All of these speeds are providers' advertised maximums, not measurements.

T-Mobile and Verizon home internet

The two mobile carriers report fixed wireless home internet across most of the city: T-Mobile at 86.2% of locations and Verizon at 88.2%. Fewer of those locations get 100/20 Mbps: 15.8% from T-Mobile and 26.0%¹ from Verizon. AT&T also files fixed wireless in parts of the city. Because a tower sector's capacity is shared, the carriers decide sign-ups address by address; the FCC figures show where they report the service, not open capacity.

Subscriptions are near-universal

In the Census Bureau's 2025 American Community Survey, 98.5% of Coral Springs households had a broadband subscription of some kind (margin of error ±1.4 percentage points), tied for 6th highest among the large cities in the survey, though neighbors in that ranking may not differ significantly. In 2019 the figure was 93.9% (±2.0 percentage points⁵). Only 1.5% of households reported no internet subscription (±1.3 percentage points). Cable, fiber or DSL subscriptions stood at 85.6%, with a wide margin of ±8.4 percentage points⁴.

Wired 100/20 Mbps available (FCC, share of locations)100.0%

Households subscribing to cable, fiber or DSL (Census)85.6% ±8.4

Households relying only on a cellular data plan9.4% ±3.4

Households with no internet subscription1.5% ±1.3

Source: FCC, National Broadband Map, data as of June 30, 2026; Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2025 1-year detailed tables. Availability is a share of locations as of June 30, 2026 (FCC); subscriptions are a share of households from the American Community Survey, 2025 (whiskers: 90% margin of error). Different units and dates: read the gap as a sign, not an exact number.

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Measure	Share	MOE
Wired 100/20 Mbps available (FCC, share of locations)	100.0%
Households subscribing to cable, fiber or DSL (Census)	85.6%	±8.4
Households relying only on a cellular data plan	9.4%	±3.4
Households with no internet subscription	1.5%	±1.3

The survey counts households and the FCC counts locations, so the two sets of figures describe the same city from different angles rather than matching one to one. The Florida page covers every county, including Broward.