
Explore a curated shortlist of condo buildings in Fort Lauderdale. Compare each profile's location, amenities, and available listings before narrowing your search.
Oceanfront towers along A1A, Las Olas and the New River downtown, and canal-front living off the Intracoastal. What sets Fort Lauderdale apart: Fort Lauderdale Beach and A1A oceanfront towers, Las Olas Boulevard shopping and dining, New River and the downtown Riverwalk, Canals and marinas with Intracoastal access.
Fort Lauderdale is Broward County's largest city and county seat, and the center of the county's luxury condominium market. It offers several distinct ways to live by the water: an oceanfront tower on the barrier island beside Fort Lauderdale Beach, a downtown residence near Las Olas Boulevard and the New River, or a house on a canal with a dock off the Intracoastal Waterway.
The city is organized around water. Its canals, marinas and inlets make boating part of daily life for many owners, and the choice of address usually starts with which water you want to live beside: the Atlantic, the Intracoastal, the river or a residential canal. From there, Fort Lauderdale divides into clear micro-markets, each with its own pace, housing stock and price level.
Fort Lauderdale sits on Florida's Atlantic coast in central Broward County, north of Hollywood and Hallandale Beach and south of Pompano Beach. The city spans the mainland and the barrier island, connected by bridges over the Intracoastal Waterway.
The top condo buildings in Fort Lauderdale include The Ritz-Carlton Fort Lauderdale (Castillo Grand), Selene Oceanfront Residences, St. Regis Residences Bahia Mar. The shortlist considers the curated building selection, luxury tier, and available inventory and price information. Open individual profiles to compare details that matter to you.
Compare available asking prices on the building profiles and the neighborhood's for-sale search. Prices vary by building, unit size, floor, condition, and views. Review association fees and assessments alongside the asking price.
Oceanfront towers along A1A, Las Olas and the New River downtown, and canal-front living off the Intracoastal. Compare the location, transportation options, building condition, and ownership costs with your priorities. Visit your shortlist at different times of day before deciding.
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