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Sea Ranch Lakes is located on Highway A1A, in between Lauderdale by the Sea and Pompano Beach. The majority of Sea Ranch Lakes is a walled in community, accesses to which is controlled by a small police force.
Even though Sea Ranch Lakes is a gated community, it is a full municipality of Broward County, a unique feature that most other gated communities lack, with its own mayor, village council, municipal code, and police department. Outside of the gated portion of the village is a small shopping plaza that holds the only commercial buildings inside the village's territorial limits. The village has two lakes, divided by one bridge and a small park bordering Lake Seneca. The actual Village of Sea Ranch Lakes owns no property within the village, all streets, medians and park properties are owned and governed by the Sea Ranch Lakes Beach Club, which is composed of all Sea Ranch Lakes property owners. Each person is allotted one vote within the beach club for each parcel of property he or she owns. All matters affecting changes in the Beach Club and its assets, rules, and regulations are subject to voting by the Beach Club's members. Law enforcement services are provided by the Sea Ranch Lakes Police Department and its approximately 30 sworn officers, with at least two on duty at all times. Fire & EMS services are provided by the Broward Sheriff's Office Department of Fire Rescue & Emergency Services. Water service is provided to the village by the City of Fort Lauderdale Water Department.
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[Fort Lauderdale Sea Ranch Lakes ]
Coral Ridge Isles is a caring community of residents that thrives on a superior quality of life with excellent access to education, sports, healthcare, emergency response, worship and shopping. This beautiful community of homes in Fort Lauderdale has all the benefits of South Florida in close proximity of our homes: the turquoise blue Atlantic just a couple of minutes East on Commercial Boulevard replete with wonderful dining options that include restaurants on the beach where you can dig your toes in the sand while you enjoy the freshest bounty from the sea or friendly neighborhood grilles. You will find upscale steak houses, ethnic foods, fabulous dining options with food cooked right at your table, theatrical presentations, and romantic waterfront dining where you can watch multi-million dollar yachts cruise by merely a few minutes away from our neighborhood. ..
[Fort Lauderdale Coral Ridge Isles ]
The Rio Vista neighborhood is a community of over 1,000 homes, situated next to downtown Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. With the tree lined streets, side walks and unique architecture, you soon realize the beauty and history of the Rio Vista, one of the oldest communities in Ft. Lauderdale. Our community is generally bound by Federal Highway (US1) on the west, bordered on the east by the Intracoastal Waterway, south of the New River and north of SE 12th Street.
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[Fort Lauderdale Rio Vista ]
Oakland Park’s first permanent settlers were the Whidby family, moving from
Georgia to South Florida in 1901. By 1918 several other farming families had
moved into the area, built permanent homes. In 1923 a Miami land
development company initiated the Oakland Park Subdivision with one of the
biggest barbecues ever held in Broward County. In early 1925 a group of
international investors, primarily European royalty led by the Earl and Countess
of Lauderdale, purchased an area which approximates the current size of
Oakland Park and incorporated the City of Floranada. Intended to be a resort
for rivaling Palm Beach, this vision was carried away with the winds of a
hurricane on September 18, 1926. On June 10, 1929 the City was reorganized
and reincorporated as Oakland Park.
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[Fort Lauderdale Oakland Park ]
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The Galt Ocean Mile is situated on the Atlantic Ocean between Oakland Park Blvd and Commercial Blvd. This wonderful community of condominiums has achieved world reknown status for a simple life, with breathtaking views and world class dining. The Galt Ocean Miles architecture spans from the 1960's to recent development in the past year. ..
[Fort Lauderdale Galt Ocean Mile ]
Poinsettia Heights is a quiet neighborhood north east of Fort Lauderdale. The original development, called Northridge was built by Gil Construction Company right after World War II in the 40's and 50's.
Today the simple, brightly painted homes line the streets from 15th Avenune on the west to 20th Avenune and Lake Melba on the east. The middle River Forms a natural boundary to the north and 13th Street seperatesit from the meighboring Lake Ridge. ..
[Fort Lauderdale Poinsettia Heights ]
Lauderdale-By-The-Sea is a tranquil community located between the Intracoastal Waterway and the Atlantic Ocean. It boasts of half a square mile of tropical paradise bordered by Fort Lauderdale and Pompano Beach. Home to many lucky year-round and seasonal residents, as well as numerous hotels and other businesses, we think our town is one of the best places to live or visit in the State of Florida. ..
[Fort Lauderdale Lauderdale by the Sea ]
Las Olas - the destination for visitors from all over the world who enjoy the finer things of life!
From 1917, when Las Olas was a dirt road that took residents and visitors to the famous resort - Fort Lauderdale beach - to today, Las Olas has always been Fort Lauderdale's most charming thoroughfare. Las Olas is at the forefront of everything from fashion boutiques and art galleries, to memorable restaurants, sidewalk cafes and clubs.
Night or day, Las Olas is the place to be! ..
[Fort Lauderdale Las Olas ]
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Imperial Point is a neighborhood of 1470 homes and incorporates Coral Highlands & Westfield.
A model row of 10 homes was built on Imperial Point Dr. and a prospective buyer had the ability to select the smallest detail for their respective home.
Today, Imperial Point is a thriving community with young families & many children. A far departure from the original community concept, but equally as friendly and enjoyable.
We welcome you to our Wonderful City Park located to the rear of the Imperila Point Hospital. We feel we have it all, a Hospital, a Library & Publix. There are many resturants within walking distance of the neighborhood.
We welcome you to visit us at Imperial Point!
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[Fort Lauderdale Imperial Point ]
Born of the mid-twenties; Florida real estate and tourism boom, one of Fort Lauderdales oldest neighborhoods, Victoria Park, was platted in two parts in late 1924 and early 1925 by Alfred G. Kuhn. Named for his daughter Victoria, Kuhn intended for his subdivision, bounded then on the north by NE 7th Street, on the east by the Karen Canal, the south by East Broward Boulevard and the west by NE 14th and NE 17th Avenues, to be exclusive. ..
[Fort Lauderdale Victoria Park ]
The City of Wilton Manors is approximately two square miles in area and is located in Broward County, Florida, just north of downtown Fort Lauderdale. Wilton Manors is often referred to as the “Island City” because its boundaries primarily follow the North and South Forks of the Middle River. Ideally located within minutes of the beach and downtown Fort Lauderdale, Wilton Manors is quickly becoming the “place to be” in South Florida. ..
[Fort Lauderdale Wilton Manors ]
The ideal place to live, to visit and to relocate a business.
Listed below are pages to help you learn more about the
City of Fort Lauderdale, Florida — Venice of America. ..
[Fort Lauderdale Fort Lauderdale ]
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