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Florida Waterfront Real Estate Boom Shows No Signs of Slowing

Summary by James Moore
Fort Lauderdale’s transformation from spring-break destination to luxury waterfront haven highlights a persistent trend in Florida real estate: waterfront properties remain in high demand. The city’s downtown economic impact is estimated at $43 billion, up 44% since 2019, reflecting how water access continues to drive property values and investment opportunities throughout Florida’s coastal markets. This robust growth presents both opportunities…
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Florida Waterfront Real Estate Boom Shows No Signs of Slowing

Fort Lauderdale’s transformation from spring-break destination to luxury waterfront haven highlights a persistent trend in Florida real estate: waterfront properties remain in high demand. The city’s downtown economic impact is estimated at $43 billion, up 44% since 2019, reflecting how water access continues to drive property values and investment opportunities throughout Florida’s coastal markets. This robust growth presents both opportunities…

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James Moore broke the news in on Monday, November 3, 2025.
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