think about livingFort Lauderdale? This South Florida city appeals to everyone from young professionals to retirees thanks to its affordable living, beach access, fantastic weather and plenty of things to do. If you're moving to Fort Lauderdale, consider these five safe and affordable neighborhoods!
- coral ridge
- imperial point
- Rio Vista
- Tarpon-Flow
- Viktoriapark
coral ridge
photo above@brian_scharick
- house price: $571,357 average purchase price; Median monthly rent of $999
- crime rate: Safer than 39% of Fort Lauderdale neighborhoods
- perfect for: families, pensioners
Looking for a house, townhouse or condominium with stunning views of the sea? Coral Ridge is the Fort Lauderdale neighborhood for you! This area is home tobayview elementary schooland great outdoor venues likeParque Estadual Hugh Taylor Birch, and is just ten minutes from the city center. Whether you are moving to Florida to raise a family or to enjoy your golden years, Coral Ridge is worth considering!
Things to do in Coral Ridge
Shop at stores like Free People, American Eagle and Michael Korsthe gallery. join itCoral Ridge Yachtcluband take your boat to the marina, enjoy some delicious food or go for a swim. Tour the Seven Islands of Fort Lauderdale, enroll the kids in the Kids Kayaking Camp or rent a paddle boardBlue Moon Outdoor Center. Have a picnic with the family and watch the boats on the waterParque George English. Cycle on one of the many hiking trails or go fishingParque Estadual Hugh Taylor Birch. Enjoy homemade truffle fries, chicken pot pie or grilled cheeseDas Mason-Glas-Café. Change your mindSeville Coffeefor authentic Spanish dishes such as Gazpacho Andaluz or Shrimp and Scallops Costa Brava. Or grab some fish and chips and sip a Guinness while listening to live music.Kelly Brothers Irish Pub.
imperial point
photo above@rfredericks_realtor
- house price: average price of $290,750; $1,138 average monthly rent
- crime rate: Safer than 90% of Fort Lauderdale neighborhoods
- perfect for: Singles, young professionals, families, retirees
Located in the northeast corner of Fort Lauderdale, Imperial Point is a quiet residential neighborhood with affordable single-family homes and apartments and world-class private schools.Westminster AcademyEPine Crest School. This neighborhood is also a great place for healthcare professionals as it is home to a large medical center.Broward Health Imperial Point.
Things to do in Imperial Point
Let the kids play on the playground, play basketball or stay active by jogging.Park Dottie Mancini. Learn to fight and defend yourself by taking classes in Kendo, JuJitsu or other martial artsInternational Academy of Martial Arts and Fitness. Treat yourself to a massage atKaiserliches Massage-Spa. Check out a new bookImperial Point-ZweigdoBroward County-Bibliothek. Order a Cuban sandwich or some New England clam chowdaBar and grill to prepare fish. Lunch German style with dishes like German goulash or a Foot Long Frankfurter washed down with a Tucher Weiss beercypress corner. Or try Colombian food atthe orchidswith dishes such as fish mojarra, grilled chicken barbecue or Colombian empanadas.
Rio Vista
photo above@donnahomeexpert
- house price: average price of $467,533; $1,061 average monthly rent
- crime rate: Safer than 88% of Fort Lauderdale neighborhoods
- Perfect for:Singles, young professionals, families, retirees
Rio Vista is one of the safest neighborhoods in Fort Lauderdale! Located on the River Stranahan and the New River, this area offers housing options ranging from Mediterranean-style homes to modern apartments. Not to mention, Rio Vista is surrounded by parks, restaurants, and top schools.harbordale elementary schoolEBethany Christian School– and just a few minutes awayFort Lauderdale Beach Park!
Activities in Rio Vista
To bring togetherLauderdale Yachtclub, where you can play tennis, visit the fitness center or enroll the kidsLauderdale Yacht Club Youth Sailing Program. Take a walk with your furry friend as boats cruise the New RiverPraca Frances L. Abreau. Take a tour of Fort Lauderdale's canals and waterways or board adinner cruisecomRiverside gondola rides. See everything from foreign films to independent films or attend the Fort Lauderdale Film Festivalenjoy cinema. Start the morning with a cold-squeezed juice, an acai bowl, or a smoothie.Goji Juicery and Kitchen. Enjoy sharing plates like Shrimp and Grits, Short Rib Tostada or Crispy Pork Tacos paired with a glass of MerlotCanyon-Restaurante. Or indulge in traditional Italian dishes such as Chicken Marsala, Classic Lasagna or Tortellini Di BolognaWater and Osteria Flour.
Tarpon-Flow
- house price: average price of $251,000; $1,377 average monthly rent
- crime rate: Safer than 62% of Fort Lauderdale neighborhoods
- perfect for: Singles, young professionals, families, retirees
Looking for an affordable neighborhood in Fort Lauderdale with access to waterways? Tarpon River is the place for you! This neighborhood has waterfront and inland homes, including apartments, luxury condos, townhomes and ranch-style homes. Furthermore, it is afavorite with familiesThanks to nearby schools likeFort Lauderdale International Montessori SchoolECroissant Park Elementary School.
Things to do in Tarpon River
Watch a new play or musical on tourBroward Center for the Performing Arts. Sign the kids up for a cooking or dance class inSouth Side Cultural Arts Center. Play a game of bowling or tennisParque Florence C. Hardy. join itFort Lauderdale Boat Cluband put your boat in the water for the day. tie your boatSeafood from the Pirate Republic– which was presented inDinners, drive-ins and dives– for Caribbean-inspired cocktails, fish and squid ceviche while enjoying canal views. go therethe historic centerfor a shrimp roll, a Reuben burger or fish tacos. Or join friends for Trivia Night or Movie Night while exploring local craft beersTarpon River Brewing.
Viktoriapark
photo above@stevemcaleerrealtor
- house price: average price of $521,022; $1,209 average monthly rent
- crime rate: Safer than 38% of Fort Lauderdale neighborhoods
- perfect for: Singles, young professionals, families, retirees
If you're looking for a neighborhood with lots of things to do near downtown Fort Lauderdale, Victoria Park is the place to live! Whether you're looking to buy or rent a home, you'll find a variety of accommodation options, from apartments to Spanish colonial-style homes. In addition, the region has excellent schools such asVirginia Shuman Young Elementary SchoolEsaint antonio catholic schooland offers proximity tofort lauderdale beach!
Activities in Victoria Park
Pamper your furry friends at the dog park, play a game of pickleball with friends, or take a ballroom or tai chi classholiday park. Get tickets to see musicals and playsParker Playhouse. Change your mindlocal artist studios, gallery exhibitions and participationArtWalk last SaturdaysnoVila Flagler.Arts.Technology. Visit the busiest street in Fort Lauderdale,Las-Olas-Boulevard, to boutiques, fine dining, and annual events likeNatal in The Wavesit's atFort Lauderdale International Boat Show. Feast on authentic Greek food, enjoy live music and watch Greek folk dancingGreek Festival in Fort Lauderdale. Or visitKubanisches Café Coladafor a delicious breakfast of latte and Cuban french toast.
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