Neighborhood guide · Fort Lauderdale
Fort Lauderdale Beach
Life along A1A: the beach promenade, oceanfront condos and the Intracoastal one block away, with Port Everglades and the airport minutes from home.
Living here
- A walkable beach promenade with restaurants, hotels and the beach end of Las Olas Boulevard.
- Between the ocean and the Intracoastal, so many homes and buildings have water on one side or both.
- Harbor Beach to the south and Galt Ocean Mile to the north offer quieter, more residential stretches.
Homes you'll find
- Oceanfront and ocean-view condos
- Newer luxury towers next to older, lower-fee buildings
- Waterfront homes on the Intracoastal side
Selling here: your Winning 20%
- Know your building. After Surfside, Florida requires milestone inspections and structural reserve studies for many condo buildings. Buyers will ask about reserves, assessments and inspections, so get the documents early.
- The view is the Winning 20%. Direct ocean view, floor height and balcony orientation drive price more than anything inside the unit.
- Check the rental rules. Many buyers here are investors or seasonal owners. The building's rental rules can widen or narrow your pool of buyers.
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