Fort Lauderdale’s Pier 66 Reborn: $3M+ Condos & Yacht Marina скачать в хорошем качестве

Fort Lauderdale’s Pier 66 Reborn: $3M+ Condos & Yacht Marina

👉🏼 Download my free South Florida New Construction VIP Inventory List here: https://soflonewconvip2.carrd.co/ 📲 & if you need assistance buying or selling new construction in South Florida: (786) 338-0696 or jacob@soflonewconstruction.com Pier 66 is back—and if you remember the old Hyatt, this new Pier 66 Fort Lauderdale redevelopment is on a totally different level. In today’s video, I’m joined by Lori to tour the property and break down what’s been built here, what makes it unique, and what buyers need to know about pricing and lifestyle. Developed by Tavistock, Pier 66 spans 22 acres with only 88 private residences, plus a massive 2.5-acre amenity deck featuring three pools. You’ll also find 12 dining destinations, private member spaces for social events, and a full-service marina with 164 boat slips capable of accommodating vessels up to 400 feet. We also talk architecture and inspiration—this project draws from the developer’s iconic luxury style seen in places like Albany in The Bahamas, and two of the residential buildings (Indigo and Azu) feature private plunge pools for each residence. One of the most interesting options for buyers is the flexible rental program available for the Resort Residences. These condominium units can be used year-round, rented out with certain minimums, or placed into the hotel-managed program so you can enjoy the home when you’re in town while generating income when you’re away. Pricing starts around $3M for Resort Residences, and $5M+ for Indigo and Azu, with larger floor plans and penthouse options offering incredible Intracoastal and ocean views. If you’re exploring luxury condos, boating lifestyle, or waterfront living in Fort Lauderdale, this is a must-see. 👉 Subscribe for more Fort Lauderdale real estate tours, new developments, and market updates. All media in this video is used in good faith and is believed to be licensed, royalty-free, public domain, or used under fair use. We do not claim ownership of third-party content. If you believe any material has been used improperly, please contact us and we will promptly remove or correct it. No infringement is intended.