Flagler Village

It's a strong fit if you want an urban, walkable lifestyle close to Downtown Fort Lauderdale rather than a suburban single-family setup. You're near Victoria Park, downtown dining, and a quick drive to the beach, with art walks and breweries defining the local character. It suits buyers who value proximity and energy over yard space.

It's mid-to-upper range for the area, with a median list price of $754,000 and an average of $470 per square foot. Entry points start around $259,000 for smaller condos, while premium units reach up to $1,095,000. Only 3 of the 41 active listings are priced above $1M, so most inventory sits well below that ceiling.

The median list price is $754,000, with listings ranging from $259,000 to $1,095,000 and a median home size around 1,597 square feet. Over the last 12 months, 7 homes sold at a median of $330,000 — a reminder that closed condo prices can run below current asking levels. Comparing list versus sold is worth doing before you offer.

There are 41 active listings and homes are taking a median of 38 days to sell, so it's an active but measured market. Sellers are averaging about 95% of asking, which leaves modest room to negotiate rather than a bidding-war environment. With only 7 sales in the past year, it's a smaller, condo-driven market where individual buildings matter a lot.

Median property tax runs about $6,937 per year in this neighborhood. HOA figures aren't available in the current data, but since Flagler Village is largely condos and mid-rise buildings, expect monthly association dues that cover amenities like pools — 14 of the active listings include pool access. Always confirm the specific building's fees and reserves before committing.