Fort Lauderdale apartments for rent

Fort Lauderdale is the seat of Broward County, and its newer rental buildings gather in and around downtown: towers along the New River and the Riverwalk, buildings a block or two off Las Olas Boulevard, and mid-rises in Flagler Village and FAT Village to the north. Another group sits along Sistrunk Boulevard and the Avenue of the Arts, at the edge of Progresso Village. Downtown life here centers on the river, the Riverwalk and the restaurants of Las Olas.

Renting here usually means a building finished in the last decade, with a pool deck, co-working rooms and a dog park. The river shapes the choice: Vu New River has a water taxi stop at the property. North of the river, EON Squared and The Six13 are a walk from the Brightline station, with trains to Miami and West Palm Beach. Flagler Village keeps growing, and Astor Park Flagler Village is under construction there. Several buildings quote a total price that already includes required fees, so compare like with like.

Fort Lauderdale suits renters who want a real downtown with the river, Las Olas and Brightline close by, at Broward rather than Miami prices. It also works for people who split the week between Miami and Palm Beach. For a quieter Broward address, look at Dania Beach and Hollywood to the south or Pompano Beach to the north, and set a budget with What can I afford?