Lauderdale Tower
Live the intracoastal life.
From your balcony at Lauderdale Tower, the Intracoastal is just there — open water light bouncing off the surface, boats easing by, and that easy, waterfront rhythm that makes mornings feel unhurried. This is a place where you step outside and the view does the talking, whether you're having coffee or just watching the light change over the water as the day gets going.
Built in 1964 with solid CBS construction and standing ten floors, the building carries real character while keeping the day-to-day simple. Residences range from one to two bedrooms and run approximately 440 to 1,480 square feet, each with central air, a walk-in closet, and a full kitchen lineup that includes a dishwasher, microwave, and disposal, so you're set up to just move in and live. Downstairs, you've got a fitness center and a pool for slow afternoons, assigned parking so you're never circling the block, and a monthly HOA that takes water, trash, sewer, pool service, and the common areas off your plate. Many residences also come with extras like storage, a lobby, and elevator access, based on available listings for the building.
Getting around from here is genuinely easy. You've got Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International, Miami International, and Palm Beach International all within reach for flights, Port Everglades and PortMiami close by if cruising or coastal travel is part of your life, and the Brightline's Fort Lauderdale station for a straightforward train option. Pets are welcome here (confirming), and leases run a minimum of 120 days, up to two per year, so the building has a settled, low-turnover feel to it. It's Intracoastal living with the practical stuff already handled.
Picture starting your mornings with the Intracoastal right outside, coffee in hand on your own balcony as the water catches the early light. At Lauderdale Tower, that sunrise exposure is part of daily life if you choose an ocean-facing residence, and even on the opposite-facing side you're still living inside a genuine waterfront setting with views over the Intracoastal. Inside, you get the essentials done right: central air, a full kitchen with dishwasher and microwave, and a walk-in closet for actual storage. After a swim in the building's pool or a workout in the fitness center, you're a short walk from your own assigned parking spot, with maintenance staff on hand to keep things running smoothly.
Fort Lauderdale living from this address also means real regional connectivity — Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood, Miami, and Palm Beach International airports are all reachable, Port Everglades and PortMiami are nearby for cruising or shipping needs, and Brightline's Fort Lauderdale station puts rail travel within easy reach too. Many residences here also enjoy building conveniences like an attended lobby, secure key card entry, and elevator access, making it easy to come and go while your home base stays quiet and low-maintenance. With HOA fees covering water, trash, sewer, and pool service, and the option to lease with a 120-day minimum twice a year, Lauderdale Tower offers a flexible, waterfront lifestyle that's easy to settle into and enjoy.
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Lauderdale Tower Market Trends
50 closed sales on record at 2900 NE 30th St · Mar 2021 – May 2026 · from the MLS, by address
Lauderdale Tower Market Report
Across the 50 most recent closed sales at Lauderdale Tower, spanning March 2021 through May 2026, total dollar volume comes to $13,536,585, working out to an average close of roughly $270,732 per sale. Because most months in this window show only one to three closings, the figures move around considerably rather than tracing a smooth line: median closing prices run from $163,000 (August 2022) up to $464,585 (October 2023), and median price per square foot climbs from the high $200s and $300s in 2021 into the $400s through much of 2023 and 2024, before landing at $376 per square foot in the two most recent closings in May 2026.
Given the small sample in many individual months, single sales can swing the median or average noticeably — the $415,000 close in October 2022 or the $464,585 close in October 2023 each represent just one transaction rather than a broader shift in that month's pricing.
Residences for Sale at Lauderdale Tower
View All Lauderdale Tower ListingsFrequently Asked Questions
- Does Lauderdale Tower allow pets?
- Yes, Lauderdale Tower allows pets, so you're free to bring your furry companions along.
- Can you rent out a condo at Lauderdale Tower?
- Yes, leasing is permitted at Lauderdale Tower, with a minimum lease term of 120 days and up to two leases allowed per year.
- What do the HOA fees at Lauderdale Tower cover?
- The monthly HOA fees at Lauderdale Tower cover water, common areas, maintenance of the structure, trash, sewer, and pool service. Some listings also indicate the fee may extend to elevator upkeep, grounds maintenance, insurance, roof repairs, reserve funds, and recreation facilities, though that coverage isn't confirmed across every unit.
- Does Lauderdale Tower have boat dockage or water access?
- Lauderdale Tower sits directly on the Intracoastal Waterway, with waterfront features and views right on the Intracoastal. Some listings also reference additional water access details like no fixed bridge, though that isn't confirmed for every residence.