Fort Lauderdale Waterfront Living for Yacht Owners: A Discreet Buyer’s Guide for 2026
Fort Lauderdale’s marine infrastructure, year-round yacht culture, and growing roster of branded residences are reshaping what “waterfront” means for luxury buyers. This guide focuses on the practical realities that matter most to yacht owners: ocean access, bridge clearances, marina programs, and the neighborhoods and new-construction towers positioning themselves around the city’s yachting calendar.
Pompano Beach’s Wellness-First Luxury: How Branded Towers Turn Amenities into a Daily Ritual
In Pompano Beach, the luxury conversation has shifted from square footage to how a building supports a calmer, healthier day. Today’s most compelling oceanfront offerings are designing wellness as an experience that starts at the lobby and continues through water, heat, movement, outdoor recreation, and service. The result is less about a single showpiece amenity and more about an ecosystem that makes recovery, social time, and routine feel effortless.
Auberge Beach Residences vs Riva Residenze: Two Definitions of Fort Lauderdale Luxury
In Fort Lauderdale, the most consequential luxury decisions are rarely about finishes alone. They are about the daily rhythm you want: true beachfront resort living with immediate certainty, or a marina-forward, yacht-branded address designed to feel like a private club. This MILLION Luxury editorial compares two standout options, drawing clear lines between scale, design authorship, lifestyle access, and the practical realities of buying delivered versus pre-construction.
Top 5 Broward Waterfront Neighborhoods Defining 2025’s Trophy-Home Market
In 2025, Broward’s luxury conversation centered less on a single headline closing and more on a set of waterfront micro-markets where design, dockage, and inlet access set pricing power. From Harbor Beach’s Intracoastal frontage to the canal geometry of Las Olas Isles and the enduring appeal of Rio Vista, Fort Lauderdale’s most coveted pockets continued to behave like a separate asset class. Against a countywide backdrop of rising sales volume, a maturing pricing cycle, and a growing pipeline of ultra-luxury product across South Florida, these neighborhoods outline what buyers are actually paying for: privacy, water, and effortless lifestyle logistics.
EDITION Residences Fort Lauderdale: Boutique Branded Living on the Intracoastal
A discreet, low-supply branded residence is planned for 551 Bayshore Drive, positioning EDITION’s hospitality DNA alongside Fort Lauderdale’s accelerating waterfront reinvestment cycle.
West Palm Beach and Fort Lauderdale: The New Luxury Tower Cycle, Explained
West Palm Beach and Fort Lauderdale are in the midst of a consequential new-construction cycle, with ultra-boutique towers, branded residences, and mixed-use districts reshaping what “downtown” luxury means on the water. For buyers, the opportunity is not simply to choose a building, but to choose a lifestyle thesis: quiet, generational Palm Beach adjacency versus an urban, marina-forward Broward core. This editorial maps the two markets through what has been publicly reported so far, and offers a practical framework for evaluating inventory that is arriving in waves.
