Pier 66 Fort Lauderdale: 32 Acres, 164-Slip Marina, No Bridge Restrictions, Phase 1 Is Open

Pier 66 isn't a residential building with a marina, it's a 32-acre waterfront compound where the marina comes first and the residences are built around it. Phase 1 is open with 88 residences, and the full buildout includes 12 dining destinations and a 13,000-square-foot spa.

The original Pier 66 was a Fort Lauderdale institution, the rotating rooftop bar was a city landmark for decades, and the marina served as a staging ground for some of the largest yacht movements on the East Coast. The redevelopment of this 32-acre site into a mixed-use luxury residential and hospitality compound is not a renaming exercise. It's a ground-up reimagining of what waterfront development in South Florida can be, and Phase 1 is open. The Marina Is Not an Amenity, It's the Infrastructure 164 slips. No bridge restrictions. Vessels to 400 feet. Those specifications put Pier 66's marina in a different category than the "private marina" feature found in most luxury residential towers, which typically means a handful of slips sized for boats under 60 feet with Intracoastal access th...