Condos on the water in Fort Lauderdale — New River, Middle River and Intracoastal towers where the city's canals are the front yard.
In a city built on water, the best condominiums don't just face it — they sit in it. Fort Lauderdale's waterfront towers line the New River through downtown, trace the Middle River past Wilton Manors, and stack up along the Intracoastal from Las Olas to Lauderdale-by-the-Sea. Yacht traffic is the building's daily theater, the Riverwalk is downstairs, and the beach is a bridge away.
The waterfront here comes in genuinely different flavors. River buildings put you inside the city's working boat culture — megayachts easing past your balcony en route to the shipyards. Intracoastal towers trade that for wider water and longer views. Some buildings add day docks or leasable slips that turn frontage into utility; others offer pure spectacle. We tag them all Waterfront only when the water is real frontage, not marketing.
Residences from $2M across Broward's river and Intracoastal corridors. Use the filters to work by price, beds, and design — and if the boat matters as much as the residence, cross over to our Fort Lauderdale boating collections.
