About Fort Lauderdale
Fort Lauderdale often referred to as the Venice of America because of it's many miles of navigable waterway is located in Broward County; South Florida, north of Miami and south of Palm Beach. Population in 2005 is expected to reach nearly 2 million. Many boaters and yachting enthusiasts know Fort Lauderdale as the "yachting capital of the world." The last week of October attracts thousands of yacht brokers, owners and potential buyers together from all over the world for one of the largest Boat Shows imaginable.
Fort Lauderdale Florida
Fort Lauderdale Florida's Economy is heavily reliant on tourism. Formerly known as the destination for college spring breakers, Fort Lauderdale tourism efforts are now concentrated on cruise ships and other nautical activities. With the expansion and extensive renovations to the Fort Lauderdale airport, there are more than 713 take offs and landings per day giving passengers many options for flights to Fort Lauderdale to enjoy the beaches, shopping, restaurants and nightlife.
Fort Lauderdale real estate
Fort Lauderdale Real Estate is experiencing a slow market due to the rapid appreciation that happened over the past several years. Homes and condos are still in huge demand, and it is predicted that the market will start to come back mid 2008. The median price for a home is $385,000. Fort Lauderdale is still exploding with new construction developments from luxury ocean front condos and townhouses to urban downtown lofts and luxurious riverfront highrise condominiums. No matter what, Fort Lauderdale is and will always be the warmest waterfront climate in the continental US. If you are interested in purchasing a home, condo or townhouse in Fort Lauderdale or surrounding cities, please contact John Sabia today.
Fort Lauderdale Weather
| Jan | Feb | Mar | April | May | June | July | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec |
| 77 | 78 | 80 | 83 | 86 | 88 | 90 | 90 | 89 | 86 | 81 | 78 |
