Called the "Venice of America," Fort Lauderdale is filled with beautiful waterways that wind through million dollar estates. Part of the charm of this city is its mixture of older and more modern architecture. For new residents, single-family and multi-family housing, condominiums, waterfront homes and apartments are available.

Did you know that Fort Lauderdale is evolving into a 24-hour city with diverse residential housing, and outstanding educational, cultural, retail, and entertainment opportunities? Spurred by the renovation of the beachfront, the development of Riverwalk, and huge infrastructure investments by the city and Broward County, business is booming—and not just the tourism business.

Fort Lauderdale Real Estate Condos and Hotel Condos

Fort Lauderdale’s early redevelopment projects brought recognition, instilled community pride, and began to redefine the city as an emerging center for  business, culture, leisure, and recreation.

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Today, Fort Lauderdale is going thru another major redevelopment.  The major players are world renowned names such as Donald Trump and The W hotels (by Starwood hotels).  These names investing in Fort Lauderdale beach Condo Hotels developments, are indicatition of Fort Lauderdale status as a city to watch. 

Riverwalk offers a great concept in shopping and dining. Guests can stroll along the waterway, grab something to eat and drink, dance till they drop, or just relax on the beach. If all this is not enough, residents can head to the elegant Galleria Mall, which features such anchor stores as Saks Fifth Avenue, Neiman Marcus, Lord and Taylor, and Burdines.

Culture lovers can attend a theatrical show, find a good book at the Fort Lauderdale library, browse through the Museum of Art, listen to live entertainment near the beach, and more. Annually, Fort Lauderdale hosts a film festival that has begun to draw national attention. It has had the honor of being the longest running festival around, running over 28 days. Here guests can watch the newest films and attend workshops and discussions about film.

Nature lovers can visit one of the approximately 60 parks available. Many of the parks, such as the Birch State Park, offer canoeing, picnicking areas, hiking trails, and more. The warm temperatures make it easy to exercise outdoors. Residents can play tennis and many other sports. Golf lovers will find over 50 courses available. Many public pools are ready for visitors.

Choose from an international selection to Dine. Many five star nationally known eateries neighbor funky cafes on the waterfront. Residents can drive to nearby Port Everglades to hop on a cruise ship filled with adventure and even more luscious delicacies. The food, entertainment, beaches, and style of Fort Lauderdale make it a wonderful place to live and play.

As the sun rises on Fort Lauderdale, the city’s golden beaches and crystal blue waters glisten. Joggers and bicyclists take to the  streets, executives head downtown, and shops, restaurants, and sidewalk cafés open their  doors. These days, sunrise also means the roar of cranes and bulldozers as construction crews busily work on an array of high-rise buildings that are reshaping the city’s skyline.

The New Downtown

Today, downtown Fort Lauderdale features a thriving business district, a picturesque

Riverwalk, vibrant arts, a science and historic district, and an array of upscale shopping, dining, and entertainment venues.

The area offers a lively, urban lifestyle where singles and families can live, work, and play. Over the next 18–24 months, more than 10 new residential developments are scheduled for completion, and they are expected to bring 5,000–8,000 new residents to downtown.

Bathe in ocean breezes and the sun’s kisses at the beachside. When the sun goes down, the lights go up as you enjoy the vibrant nightlife of Beach Place, Las Olas, and The Riverwalk. Sidewalk cafés, world-class shopping, and a Broadway theater beckon by a quick car ride or a leisurely Water Taxi cruise up the Intracoastal and New River.