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In Fort Lauderdale, life flows seamlessly with the water. With sixty distinct neighborhoods, thousands of waterfront homes, and miles of public seawalls and beaches, your daily routine can flow from paddleboarding in the morning to dockside dining in Downtown Fort Lauderdale.

Waterfront Living in Every Direction

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$3B

in annual waterfront property

sales in 2024

50%

of Fort Lauderdale’s neighborhoods

offer direct water access

and private dockage

In Fort Lauderdale, proximity to the water drives demand, shapes home values, and defines everyday life. From high-rise condos with sweeping views to quiet single-family neighborhoods along the canals, a rare blend of vibrant urban energy and laid-back coastal living flows through a city built around the water.

AT A GLANCE

Las Olas Isles

Las Olas Isles

Luxury waterfront estates with private docks and ocean access

Downtown Fort Lauderdale

Downtown Fort Lauderdale

The center of it all with a vibrant mix of urban high rise living and walkable streets

Rio Vista

Rio Vista

A luxurious blend of old and new homes at the mouth of the New River

Sailboat Bend

Tarpon River

Downtown’s quieter cousin, with access to New River and local parks

Colee Hammock

Harbor Beach

Exclusive and gated, with a private marina and beach club access

Idlewyld

Victoria Park

Walkable, tree-lined, and minutes from the beach and downtown

Harbor Beach

Idlewyld

Yacht-friendly front door to the

Intracoastal Waterway

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Sailboat Bend

Historic bungalows anchored by the prominent cultural institutions

Tarpon River

Colee Hammock

Quaint enclave nestled between Downtown and the beach

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