Find your home on the east side of Fort Lauderdale.
East side Fort Lauderdale is beach, Intracoastal, and quiet tree-lined streets, all close together. Walk to the sand, boat from your dock, or bike to Las Olas — find the neighborhood that fits how you want to live.
Victoria Park
Historic and walkable. Classic homes close to Las Olas and downtown. Walk to Las Olas. Ask about flood zone.
Colee Hammock
Historic and walkable. Historic, tree-lined streets near the river. Tree-lined and historic. Ask about flood zone.
East side Fort Lauderdale is beach, Intracoastal, and quiet tree-lined streets, all close together. Whether you want waterfront, a walk to the beach, or a neighborhood you can settle into, start here, then search the homes for sale in the neighborhood that fits you.
SEARCH HOMES IN EAST FORT LAUDERDALE
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Beds: 2, 3, 4 or more. Home type: house, condo, townhouse, villa.
Lifestyle: Beach life, Waterfront and boating, Historic and walkable to Las Olas, Family and value.
Waterfront: private dock, no fixed bridges, Intracoastal frontage, walk to the beach.
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NEIGHBORHOODS TO START WITH
Beach and waterfront living:
Harbor Beach — beachside living on the east side.
Lauderdale Beach — walk to the beach.
Las Olas Isles — Intracoastal canals near Las Olas.
Bay Colony — waterfront living.
Intracoastal and canal living:
The Landings — canal-front living.
Imperial Point — Intracoastal and canal living.
Rio Vista — canals and tree-lined streets.
Classic tree-lined neighborhoods:
Coral Ridge — established, tree-lined neighborhood living.
Victoria Park — classic homes close to Las Olas and downtown.
Colee Hammock — historic, tree-lined streets near the river.
FULL DIRECTORY OF EAST FORT LAUDERDALE NEIGHBORHOODS
Core East Fort Lauderdale:
Harbor Beach, Coral Ridge, Lauderdale Beach, Victoria Park, Colee Hammock, Rio Vista, Las Olas Isles, Imperial Point, Poinsettia Heights, Bermuda Riviera, Bay Colony, The Landings.
Central Fort Lauderdale (not the east side):
Croissant Park, Tarpon River, South Middle River, Lake Ridge.
Southwest Fort Lauderdale (not the east side):
Riverland, Citrus Isles.
Nearby separate cities and towns (not Fort Lauderdale):
Wilton Manors, Oakland Park, Lauderdale-by-the-Sea, Sea Ranch Lakes, North Andrews Gardens (Oakland Park), Coral Heights (Oakland Park), Central Corals (Oakland Park).
HOW TO CHOOSE YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD
Start with how you want to live day to day: waterfront, a walk to the beach, or quiet tree-lined streets. Then weigh what matters most to you — Intracoastal or canal water access, bridge access, flood insurance, HOA or condo fees and assessments, and whether the neighborhood is gated. Before you make an offer, check the details for the specific home and neighborhood with your broker.
BUYER FAQ
What is the difference between Intracoastal and canal living?
The Intracoastal Waterway is the main north-south waterway along the coast; canals are smaller waterways that connect to it. Both can offer waterfront living. Check water depth, dockage, and bridge access for the specific home.
What does “no fixed bridge” mean for a waterfront home?
Some waterfront homes are reached only over a bridge. Find out whether the bridge is fixed or a drawbridge, its clearance, and whether it opens on a schedule, because that affects boats and drive times.
Do I need flood insurance?
East Fort Lauderdale includes flood zones. Check the property’s flood zone, ask for an elevation certificate and insurance quotes, and confirm any lender requirements before you buy.
What about HOA fees and condo assessments?
Some neighborhoods and condos charge HOA or condo association fees, and special assessments are possible. Ask for the budget, the fees, reserves, and any planned assessments.
Are there gated neighborhoods?
Some east-side communities are gated. Ask what access rules, guest entry, and fees apply.
TALK WITH CHERYL CHANE
Cheryl Chane, Broker, Chane Realty Inc — call 954-818-1300 to start your east Fort Lauderdale home search. Filters: price, beds, ho
The Landings
Intracoastal and canal living. Canal-front living on the east side. Canals and boating. Check dockage and bridges. Ask about flood zone.
Lauderdale Beach
Beach life. Walk to the beach on the east side. Walk to the beach. Ask about flood zone.
Imperial Point
Intracoastal and canal living. Intracoastal and canal homes. Check dockage and bridges. Ask about flood zone.
Rio Vista
Historic and walkable. Canals and tree-lined streets. Tree-lined streets near Las Olas. Ask about flood zone.
Harbor Beach
Beach life. Beachside living on the east side, close to the beach and Intracoastal. Walk to the beach. Waterfront nearby. Ask Cheryl about flood zone.
Las Olas Isles
Waterfront and boating. Intracoastal canals near Las Olas. Boating and canals. Check dockage and bridges. Ask about flood zone.
Coral Ridge
Family and value. Established, tree-lined neighborhood living. Quiet tree-lined streets. Close to the east side. Ask about flood zone.
Bay Colony
Waterfront living. Waterfront homes on the east side. Waterfront and boating. Check dockage and bridges. Ask about flood zone.