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Fort Lauderdale Intracoastal Homes for Sale

Ft. Lauderdale Intracoastal Homes

There are currently 32 Ft. Lauderdale Intracoastal Homes listed for Sale through Brokers. Their price range is $1,299,000 - $28,500,000. View the active listings here.

They are located in the Fort Lauderdale Waterfront Communities of The Landings, Harborage, Sunrise Intracoastal, Sea Island, Rio Vista Isles, Coral Ridge, Lauderdale Beach, Las Olas Isles, Laguna Isle, Isla Bahia, Harbour Heights, Gould Island, Coral Ridge Galt, Coral Ridge Country Club, Coral Isles, Bermuda-Riviera, Beach Way Heights, and Bay Colony.

Per the MLS, 11 Intracoastal Homes in Ft. Lauderdale have sold, to date in 2009, with a purchase price range of $885,000 - $7,000,000. Click here to view them.

If you're interested in Ft. Lauderdale Intracoastal Homes, you might also be interested in Intracoastal Homes located in Broward County Cities that are close to Ft. Lauderdale. Nearby Cities in Broward County that offer Intracoastal Homes for Sale include Pompano Beach, Lighthouse Point, Deerfield Beach, Hallandale, Hollywood, and Lauderdale by the Sea.

Current offerings of Intracoastal Homes in these Cities (67 listings) range in price from $660,000 - $11,750,000. View them here.

They are located in the Communities of Venetian Isles, The Cove, Terra Mar Island Estates, Silver Shores, Santamaria Harbor, Santa Barbara Shores, Pompano Shores, Pompano Isles, Poinsettia Gardens, Lighthouse Point, Lake Placid, Hollywood Lakes, Hillsboro Shores, Harbor Islands, Harbor Village, Golden Isles, Cypress Point, Coral Key Villas, Cap's Island, and Bel-Air Isle.

In 2009, Intracoastal Homes sold in these Cities ranged in purchase price from $500,000 - $2,900,000. Click here to view the Homes sold.

If you currently have a Vessel to Dock or if you're planning to purchase one in the future, a very important consideration with Intracoastal Front Homes is to determine if they are located in a Wake Zone or not. If you own a small Boat or other watercraft, Dockage with a Lift could be possible in an Intracoastal Wake Zone. If the Home is located in a Wake Zone that's not suitable for docking a larger Vessel, Dockage could be possible if the Home is located on a Point Lot that includes a protected side Canal. Of course, some Intracoastal Homes are located such that Dockage is not possible at all, in which cases, the only remaining choices for Vessel Owners are Dockage in a Marina (many of which are available locally) or Dockage at another Single Family Home where the Owners permit Dockage to be Leased.

Call or e-mail for additional details about South Florida Intracoastal Homes.

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Vickie Arcuri, Realtor^®EWM Realtors, Inc.
1700 E. Las Olas Blvd.
Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33301
Phone: (954) 708-9309
Fax: (954) 414-0492
Vickie@vickierealestate.com
Ft. Lauderdale Homes for Sale

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Posted by Vickie Arcuri, Realtor Ft. Lauderdale Waterfront Homes on 06/20/2009 03:21 PM

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2 Comments on Fort Lauderdale Intracoastal Homes for Sale

JUN

Hello Vickie and how have you been? All I can say about your post is (WOW)! And I would love to be around this water, big boats and huge homes!

Vegas Bob

SEP

I am confused. Have been on 3 Florida real estate vacations and visited friends many times. Looking for small single family home or nice condo with 2 to 3 bedrooms and 3 baths with low condo fee and responsible condo association and reasonable or no flood insurance and reasonable taxes from 250,000 to 400,000 on a canal or the intracoastal. We want to live in a walking town near a beach and have a boat slip behind our property. We think about Tampa/St. Pete but not nuts about the communities. Don't want to live in a blue-hair retirement community even though I am 67 almost and my wife is 60. We will remain active. My wife is a successful massage therapist with a high end following in DC metro area but will slow down to one or two massages a day. I am a retired school psychologist but practising and managing 5 other psychologists and probably will stop practicing to just do lectures and workshops and write. I have written three successful books and am tired of seeing clients. We want Florida without the horror stories of Hiassen (spelling) and Tim Dorsey. We are Jewish but don't want to live in Boca. So, where do we go? We liked Lauderdale by the sea because of the low rise laws and it seemed to be a nice walking towns. Need some artsy people and a sprinkling of gays or there is no culture. I am a semi-professional jazz drummer. Use to be a pro as a young men. There are plenty of unemployed jazz musicians all over Florida. No worries. Want something like Asheville, slightly hippie ish maybe.

Do you understand what I am talking about? We want to be around younger people and feel alive and have a little boat and walk on the beach and be in a real walking community that is affordable. Is that nuts?

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