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Flagler Village is an artsy enclave in downtown Fort Lauderdale
If urban living near the center of one of South Florida’s most happening cities is what you crave, Flagler Village is the neighborhood to check out. “It is a vibrant and walkable neighborhood, where residents can enjoy access to restaurants, craft breweries, coffee shops, art galleries and entertainment venues,” says real estate broker Gabrielle Levin with Levin Investments Inc. “It’s a unique and artful living experience.”
Flagler Village welcomes all to its community.
New condo buildings feature rooftop pools in Flagler Village, Fort Lauderdale.
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High-rise condos and townhouses in a once-industrial area
With a mix of young professionals, artists and entrepreneurs, Flagler Village is as diverse and dynamic as its homes. Once an industrial area, many of the buildings have been developed into high-rise loft condos that sell for between $600,000 and $900,00. Here, you’ll find spaces with 14-foot ceilings and large windows that let in sunshine throughout the day. More traditional condos start around $300,000 and include heated pools, outdoor lounge areas for barbecuing, fitness studios and building security. Townhouses, which list in the $600,000 range, offer a higher square footage than condos and can include gated off-street parking, one- or two-car garages, and private rooftop terraces.
Many condo buildings in Flagler Village are higher scale luxury residences.
Flagler Village neighborhood overview facing the ocean.
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Flagler Village schools offer art and law-focused magnet programs
The schools that serve Flagler Village offer magnet programs that attract students with opportunities to study different areas of interest. At Walker Elementary, which Niche gives a C-minus overall rating, students can enroll in the performing and visual arts program, which encourages them to communicate ideas and feelings through music, 2-D and 3-D art, theater and dance. The Montessori magnet program at the B-rated Sunrise Middle teaches independent thinking and engagement in the learning process. And Fort Lauderdale High, an A school according to Niche, offers a magnet program in pre-law and public affairs, designed for students interested in legal, criminal justice and public service careers, and the Cambridge International Programme, which awards students an Advanced International Certificate of Education diploma, recognized in 167 countries.
School spirit on display at Fort Lauderdale High School in Fort Lauderdale, FL.
A look down at the pool facility of Fort Lauderdale High School in Fort Lauderdale, FL.
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Outdoor recreation and events at Peter Feldman Park
Peter Feldman Park, a 1.3-acre green space in the heart of Flagler Village, is named after a city pioneer who championed redevelopment in the area for 20 years. The park’s jungle gyms, monkey bars and sun-shielding are so beautifully designed that you may mistake them for sculpture. Walkways and benches wind around the park, creating an ideal setting for Food In Motion, a free monthly event that features food trucks, street food stands, art and boutique pop-up shops. Holiday Park is much larger — more than 90 acres. Sports fans will enjoy the roller hockey rink, lighted football and soccer fields, numerous baseball diamonds, and well-maintained pickleball and tennis courts. You’ll also find basketball, volleyball and racquetball courts in this enormous athletic complex, as well as youth and adult programming at the park’s social/recreation center. There’s even a dog park with water fountains, waste stations and benches.
Peter Feldman Park is a colorful playground for Flagler Village kids.
Enjoy delicious meals from a variety of food trucks at the Summer Farmers & Artisan Market in Flagler Village.
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Cuisine and creativity in FATVillage Arts District
Flagler Village and its FATVillage Arts District (which stands for “Food Art Technology”) are often compared to Miami’s Wynwood, an area packed with art galleries, retail stores, antique shops, eclectic bars, artisan sellers and more. Here, you’ll find hip coffee joints like Wells Coffee on Northeast 2nd Avenue, a great spot to hang out with a friend. The beans are roasted on-site, and the shop has indoor and outdoor seating. Circle House Coffee is another. Founded by retired NFL linebacker Stephen Tulloch, Circle House was created as a place for the community to gather and enjoy handcrafted coffee, beer, wine and food. Speaking of which, Sistrunk Market & Brewery brings together food and drink vendors, such as Dream State Brewing, Henry’s Sandwich Station and Chop Shoppe Meat Provisions, along with local artists, musicians and educators to create its innovative food hall concept. Across the street is Sistrunk Park, a slender green space that features a mural by Charles Mills, a local artist and historian, with images of important moments in black history, including African American landmarks in Fort Lauderdale. Brightline, the only privately owned and operated intercity railroad in the United States, has a station 4 blocks south on Northwest 2nd Avenue. It connects riders to Miami and as far north as Orlando.
Local businesses in Flagler Village have unique signage and designs.
Marketplace terrace has outside seating for patrons to enjoy the Flagler Village weather.
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A walkable neighborhood with Interstate 95 close by
While Flagler Heights gives you fast access to many local hotspots, such as Downtown Las Olas Boulevard (2 miles), the beach (3 miles) and Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (6 miles), residents know that if it’s hip and happening, it’s already here. Commuters have access to several highways, including Interstate 95.
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
Flagler Village
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Homicide
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4
Sexual Assault
7
4
Assault with Weapon
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4
Robbery
6
4
Burglary
10
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
10
4
Larceny
10
4
Crime Score
7
4
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
Flagler Village Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Flagler Village, Fort Lauderdale sell after 90 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Flagler Village, Fort Lauderdale over the last 12 months is $377,500, down 18% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Beautiful PENTHOUSE WITH BALCONY in the heart of downtown! This 2BR/2BA 5th-floor residence OVERLOOKS THE SERENE ATRIUM COURTYARD and features an open, split-bed layout with walk-in closets in both bdrms. IMPACT WINDOWS, laminate flooring, crown molding, updated lighting/dimmers, Smart thermostat, and fresh finishes throughout. Recent improvements: refrigerator, microwave, washer/dryer, water
Pleased to present an exclusive opportunity to own a piece of the most dynamic urban neighborhood in Fort Lauderdale, Flagler Village.739 NE 5th Avenue is a residential, infill lot with an existing home in the heart of Flagler Village.The property is zoned RAC-UV which encourages high-density multifamily development insuring the property’s future value. In addition, the existing
Don GinsburgKatalyst Real Estate & Development LLC
The property at 418 NE 2nd Ave in Fort Lauderdale is zoned RAC-CC. This zoning designation is part of the City of Fort Lauderdale’s Unified Land Development Regulations (ULDR) and is designed to encourage high-density, mixed-use development in urban core areas like Flagler Village.Key Zoning Highlights:• Zoning Code: RAC-CC (Residential Activity Center – Central City)• Permitted Uses:
Aviah Flagler Village is nestled in downtown Fort Lauderdale near Victoria Park, just off of North Federal Highway (US-1) between NE 5th and NE 4th streets. Our South Florida apartment residents can walk to Downtown, Las Olas Blvd. and The Riverfront for endless choices for shopping, dining and entertainment. And we are only minutes from Fort Lauderdale Beach. We are perfectly located near major
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