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How Diana Ulis and Other South Florida Developers Are Redefining What Luxury Actually Means
Developers are adding wellness, historic preservation and social clubs as buyers demand more lasting value than spectacle, with Pier Sixty-Six and Viceroy leading the shift.
- Fort Lauderdale's luxury market is shifting as developers prioritize wellness, heritage, and livability over traditional amenities, responding to sophisticated buyers demanding proof of early decision-making.
- Ulis is developing the Ritz-Carlton Residences Fort Lauderdale Beach using an "Invisible Wellness" philosophy, focusing on air quality, acoustics, and water purity within eighty-three waterfront units.
- Tavistock Development Company transformed Pier Sixty-Six into a 32-acre waterfront campus featuring a superyacht marina with 164 slips and a restored historic spire designated a city landmark in May 2024.
- Naftali Group's Viceroy Residences Fort Lauderdale offers 251 residences and more than 30,000 square feet of amenities, with residents receiving membership to The Fort, the city's leading pickleball club.
- These three distinct approaches—wellness, heritage preservation, and cultural programming—mark a maturing Fort Lauderdale market where sophisticated buyers prioritize lifestyle infrastructure over traditional luxury markers.
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How Diana Ulis and Other South Florida Developers Are Redefining What Luxury Actually Means
Luxury in Fort Lauderdale is evolving as Diana Ulis and other developers prioritize wellness, heritage, and lasting livability.
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