King Tides in Fort Lauderdale: A Waterfront Buyer’s Flood Check
King tides in Fort Lauderdale are the year’s highest predicted high tides, and the City lists three more windows in 2026: November 5 to 11, November 22 to 28, and December 24 to 25. For a buyer, a king tide is the best free flood test you can get for a waterfront home.This guide is […]
Harbor Beach vs Las Olas Isles vs Seven Isles: Which Waterfront Fits?
Harbor Beach, Las Olas Isles, and Seven Isles are three of the most sought-after waterfront neighborhoods in Fort Lauderdale, and people often mention them in the same breath. They are three separate neighborhoods, each with its own location, layout, and type of buyer. This guide compares them on what actually drives a purchase: how you […]
Boat Lift vs Fixed Dock in Fort Lauderdale: Which Fits Your Boat?
If you are buying a waterfront home in Fort Lauderdale or planning a dock upgrade, choosing between a boat lift and a fixed dock shapes how you use the property every day. The right answer depends on three things: your boat’s size, the canal behind the house, and what the City and County will let […]
Bahia Mar Yachting Center: A Fort Lauderdale Buyer’s Guide
Bahia Mar Yachting Center is a marina at 801 Seabreeze Boulevard on Fort Lauderdale Beach and a venue for the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show. The marina says it has over 250 wet slips and takes vessels up to 300 feet. This guide covers what the marina offers, when the 2026 boat show runs, and […]
Fort Lauderdale Property Values in 2026: Prices and Trends
Fort Lauderdale property values are moving in two directions at once in 2026. Houses keep gaining value while condos lose it. Redfin puts the citywide median sale price at about $605,000 for the three months ending September 2026, up 14.1% from a year earlier. Across Broward County, the median single-family home rose 2.4% to $641,500 […]
Discover Las Olas Marina: The Heart of Boating in Fort Lauderdale
Fort Lauderdale hosts the world’s largest in-water boat show, generating over $857 million in annual economic impact according to the Marine Industries Association of South Florida. Las Olas Marina sits at the center of that boating culture, positioned on the Intracoastal Waterway one block from Fort Lauderdale Beach. For home buyers evaluating Fort Lauderdale’s waterfront […]
Waterfront Homes in Fort Lauderdale: What Buyers Need to Know
Fort Lauderdale waterfront single-family homes recorded a median sale price of $1,950,000 in Q4 2025, up 31.5 percent year over year across 81 closed sales, according to the Miller Samuel Q4 2025 Fort Lauderdale Market Report. That premium reflects what Fort Lauderdale’s waterfront market has always delivered: private dock access, Intracoastal and ocean connectivity, and […]
Why International Buyers Invest in Fort Lauderdale
Florida attracted more international residential real estate buyers than any other U.S. state in 2024, according to the National Association of Realtors. In Florida, Fort Lauderdale’s combination of no state income tax, direct international air access, deepwater marina infrastructure, and a proven luxury market makes it the most practical choice for international buyers seeking both […]
Why Buy a New Construction Home in Fort Lauderdale?
Buying a home in Fort Lauderdale lets you choose not only where you live, but also how you want to live. From contemporary architecture and open floor plans to modern building systems and personalized finishes, new construction lets buyers purchase a home designed around today’s needs. Buying a new construction home in Fort Lauderdale can […]
Intracoastal vs. Canal-Front Homes in Fort Lauderdale: Which Is Better for You?
Buying a waterfront home in Fort Lauderdale involves more than choosing a beautiful view. The type of water behind the property can affect your boating experience, privacy, maintenance responsibilities, purchase price, and long-term enjoyment of the home. Intracoastal homes offer direct frontage on a major navigable waterway, while canal-front homes sit along smaller waterways that […]