Las Olas Isles is a buyer's market right now: about 13 mo of homes for sale at the pace of the last 12 months, a median 98 days to sell, and sellers getting 92% of their last asking price. Across the 15 neighborhoods with listings it reads the same, at 8.8 mo of supply.
13h 40m of direct sun in Summer
6:35 AM to 8:15 PM·Southwest, East & West water side·Sun over the dock through the middle of the day
We measure each of this lot’s two water edges separately, then take 10 ft off each end that meets a neighbor — where its edges meet at corners, nothing comes off — the boat setback that applies here, which is what leaves dockable lengths of 358 ft and 194 ft. This lot fronts two waters: the Stranahan River, where no canal width limits beam, and a 99 ft canal, where a dock and the boat tied to it may together reach 30% of the way across. Depth is the one limit we don’t state: no public survey covers these canals at a resolution we can rely on.
Limits from ULDR 47‑19.3(h) (where a moored boat may lie) and Code 8‑91(e) (how far it may reach).
Occupying the entire end of the street, this 40,162-square-foot point lot ranks among the finest in Fort Lauderdale, with approximately 548 feet of waterfront and open water views to the north, east, and south, where the downtown skyline and 17th Street Causeway take center stage. The proposed Las Olas residence, being designed by TAO in conjunction with Bomar Builders, is planned at 15,185 square feet across two stories, with seven bedrooms and eleven baths for daily living and grand-scale entertaining. The flexible plan suits multi-generational living, a home office, or extended guest stays, and a five-and-a-half-car garage will house a collection plus boats and gear. Point lots of this size rarely come to market.
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