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Centrally located for water activities and retail
Striped by waterways and flourishing with tropical flora, Las Olas Isles sits less than a mile from some of Fort Lauderdale's biggest attractions. Home to fewer than 700 people, the resort-like, small neighborhood shows why Fort Lauderdale is known as the "Venice of America." "Las Olas Isles is centrally located. It has the beach to one side and the central shopping and dining area to the west," says Melanie Groenendaal of The Elmes Group of Compass. Each palm tree-lined street is a peninsular cul-de-sac framed by glittering, wide canals that provide direct access to the Intracoastal waterway. With no fixed bridges from Las Olas Isles to the ocean and private docks on each lot, it's no wonder why this is a popular community for boaters. It's an ideal neighborhood for beach lovers as well. Just a mile due east of Las Olas Isles is the wildly popular sandy stretch of Las Olas Beach, filled with beachfront eateries, bars, clubs, and locals taking advantage of the Atlantic.
Las Olas Isles offers a section of multi-family condos on the water.
Embrace quality family time at Central Beach, a cherished destination near Las Olas Isles.
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Next door to the best shopping in the area
Ann's Florist and Coffee Bar is a one-of-a-kind spot known for being picturesque. A prosecco vending machine, walls of flowers and hanging bouquets bring tourists and locals in. Still, the wine selection and delicious coffees keep them there. In addition to delectable pastries, shoppers can buy fresh-cut flowers by the stem from a family-owned establishment since 1976. There is plenty of culture along Las Olas Boulevard. "It has the best art, events and shopping in the area. There are a lot of restaurants and boutiques, and they are always filled with locals," Groenendaal says. One of the most notable in the area is Casa Sensei. Highly rated for its flavorful fusions of pan-Asian and Latin cuisine, the restaurant is also accessible by boat, and owners can dock their vessels at the attached pier before ordering charred octopus, lobster guacamole and bao buns. While shopping locally is prioritized, grocery stores, pharmacies and familiar retail are two miles west, in the heart of downtown Fort Lauderdale.
Savor the aroma of fresh blooms at Ann's Florist and Coffee Bar, a delightful locale nearby.
Discover a colorful array of blooms at Ann's Florist, a charming shop near Las Olas Isles.
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This row of single family waterfront homes offer dock space for a large boat.
Mansions that vary in style
Because of the high price point, houses usually take a long time to sell and regularly reach over four months on the market. Ranging between $2 million and $10 million, homes in the neighborhood are as gorgeous as they are varied. With no mandatory HOA, homeowners have free rein regarding their property. Grandiose Mediterranean Revivals and charming Key West ranch-style homes with stucco siding make up the properties of the peninsulas, and an inground pool and private pier with a boat accompany almost every home. Sidewalks are nonexistent, but a lack of through streets makes the wide roads quiet and safe for a walk under the palms. Multifamily options in Las Olas Isles are limited to a few condominium buildings in the neighborhood's northwest corner. Prices for condos here range from just under $300,000 to around $600,000.
Getting outside and gathering with the community
Colee Hammock Park is great for shaded waterside picnics on the lush green space with tall trees. The park is regularly filled with yogis, either practicing on the grass alone or taking part in a group class. Las Olas Oceanside Park is also great for a picnic. Still, the lush lot is more popular for its various community events, ranging from family and pet-friendly movie nights to farmer's markets and cultural festivals. Car shows, holiday lights festivals and maker markets are just a few of the events that bring the locals together, next to studding views of the Atlantic.
Colee Hammock Park has beautiful views in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
Las Olas Oceanside Park has a Toy Story play area for families to enjoy.
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Advanced placement programs at the nearby high school
While Las Olas Isles has significantly fewer residents under 18 than the national average, there are still wonderful public schools that serve the community. Students can begin their education at Harbordale Elementary, rated an A-minus on Niche. The school has a student-teacher ratio of 16 to 1. Sunrise Middle is where students will continue and is rated a B. Fort Lauderdale High School was rated an A by Niche and has magnet programs, including Pre-Law and Public Affairs. Additionally, the high school offers over 20 Advanced Placement courses and the Advanced International Certificate of Education through the University of Cambridge.
Entrance to Fort Lauderdale High School in Fort Lauderdale, FL.
Welcome to Sunrise Middle School in Ft Lauderdale, FL.
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Hop on a convenient bus transportation option to explore the vibrant surroundings of Las Olas.
Occasional traffic around the strip
Fort Lauderdale sees a decent amount of tourist traffic during peak vacation times. "Las Olas is the city's central downtown area, so it gets a decent number of tourists. So does the beach," Groenendaal notes. Bus lines run along the area's main roads, making it easy for residents to leave their cars at home when traveling to the beach and nearby city entertainment. The Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport and a few hospitals are a short drive away.
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Las Olas Isles Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Las Olas Isles, Fort Lauderdale sell after 115 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Las Olas Isles, Fort Lauderdale over the last 12 months is $3,650,000, up 4% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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