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The Premier Ledger · Broward

Broward condo sales, as recorded

Every arm's-length condo sale in Broward County since January 2025, from Hallandale Beach to Hillsboro Beach, read deed by deed from the state's sales file and matched to the tax roll for a true price per square foot. Through June 2026.

Sales on the Ledger
14,838
Recorded in 12 months
$4.13B
Sales of $1M and up, 12 months
733
Buildings with their own ledger
65
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Just recorded, $1M and up

Jun 2026SolemarPompano Beach$3.15M$1,297 a sq ftJun 2026Ocean PalmsHollywood$2.3M$664 a sq ftJun 2026Las Olas Beach ClubFort Lauderdale$2.1M$882 a sq ftJun 2026Portside Yacht ClubFort Lauderdale$2.1M$747 a sq ftJun 2026Luna Ocean ResidencesPompano Beach$1.7M$673 a sq ftJun 2026Tiffany HouseFort Lauderdale$1.69M$844 a sq ftJun 2026SeleneFort Lauderdale$1.63M$994 a sq ftJun 2026Ocean Grande Beach & MarinaHillsboro Beach$1.5M$630 a sq ftJun 2026Sapphire Fort LauderdaleFort Lauderdale$1.35M$715 a sq ftJun 2026Las Olas GrandFort Lauderdale$1.35M$640 a sq ftJun 2026The GalleonFort Lauderdale$1.1M$444 a sq ftJun 2026Terraces of the IsleFort Lauderdale$1.01M$390 a sq ftMay 2026The Palms Tower OneFort Lauderdale$4.41M$931 a sq ftMay 2026Aquamar Las OlasFort Lauderdale$3.7M$1,119 a sq ftMay 2026CasamarPompano Beach$3.45M$1,092 a sq ftMay 20262711 Hollywood BeachHollywood$2.85M$839 a sq ftMay 2026SeleneFort Lauderdale$2.85M$1,290 a sq ftMay 2026L'Hermitage IFort Lauderdale$2.7M$978 a sq ftMay 2026SeleneFort Lauderdale$2.2M$1,230 a sq ftMay 2026L'Hermitage IIFort Lauderdale$2.15M$921 a sq ftMay 2026Paramount Fort LauderdaleFort Lauderdale$2.12M$1,208 a sq ftMay 2026Las Olas Beach ClubFort Lauderdale$2.07M$870 a sq ftMay 2026SeleneFort Lauderdale$2.06M$1,151 a sq ftMay 2026The OceanageFort Lauderdale$2M$1,582 a sq ft

The pulse

Price per foot, market by market

Resales only: $1M and up where a market has enough of them, every resale where it does not. Each change compares the same buildings with the same six months a year earlier, and reads Steady unless the likely range clears zero.

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Condos sold

87

▲ 35.9% vs 64 a year earlier

Median sale price

$1.61M

$1.7M a year earlier

Median price per sq ft

$808

Steady in the same 23 buildings, likely -10.1% to +3.7%

Average price per sq ft

$876

Living area from the tax roll

Sales volume

$172.6M

Recorded, Mar to May 2026

Highest sale

$9M

Four Seasons Fort Lauderdale, Apr 2026

Fort Lauderdale, resales, $1M and up, recorded Mar to May 2026. Compared with Mar to May 2025. Sales recorded in Jun 2026 are still arriving and appear in the building lists, not in these totals.

Resales are every sale after a residence's first. Developer closings are counted apart because they follow construction schedules: a tower delivering in one year would otherwise swing the comparison.

Month by month

Fort Lauderdale, resales, $1M and up, Jan 2025 to Jun 2026.

Monthly condo sales and median price per square foot, Fort Lauderdale$681$763$844Jan 2025: 19 sales, median $681 a sq ft, median $1.6MFeb 2025: 22 sales, median $743 a sq ft, median $1.5MMar 2025: 27 sales, median $754 a sq ft, median $1.6MApr 2025: 18 sales, median $805 a sq ft, median $1.9MMay 2025: 19 sales, median $772 a sq ft, median $1.7MJun 2025: 28 sales, median $771 a sq ft, median $1.5MJul 2025: 16 sales, median $700 a sq ft, median $1.3MAug 2025: 15 sales, median $680 a sq ft, median $1.4MSep 2025: 15 sales, median $715 a sq ft, median $1.6MOct 2025: 14 sales, median $745 a sq ft, median $1.9MNov 2025: 18 sales, median $820 a sq ft, median $1.6MDec 2025: 17 sales, median $801 a sq ft, median $1.9MJan 2026: 20 sales, median $793 a sq ft, median $1.6MFeb 2026: 26 sales, median $890 a sq ft, median $1.4MMar 2026: 27 sales, median $730 a sq ft, median $1.5MApr 2026: 38 sales, median $841 a sq ft, median $1.6MMay 2026: 22 sales, median $890 a sq ft, median $1.8MJun 2026: 8 sales, median $731 a sq ft, median $1.5M (still being recorded)Jan 25MaySepJan 26May
Sales recorded each month Median price per sq ft, three-month rolling Still being recorded

The largest sales of the last 12 months

Fort Lauderdale, from Jun 2025 to Jun 2026, every price as recorded.

  • Pier Sixty-Six Marina 22212221 SE 17 St$14.5MDeveloper closing · Aug 2025 · 5,481 sq ft$2,646 a sq ft
  • Selene153 N Seabreeze Blvd$12.2MDeveloper closing · Nov 2025 · 5,229 sq ft$2,334 a sq ft
  • Selene151 N Seabreeze Blvd$10.9MDeveloper closing · Jan 2026 · 4,783 sq ft$2,284 a sq ft
  • Selene153 N Seabreeze Blvd$10.7MDeveloper closing · Jan 2026 · 5,093 sq ft$2,101 a sq ft
  • Four Seasons Fort Lauderdale525 N Fort Lauderdale Beach Blvd$9MApr 2026 · 4,318 sq ft$2,084 a sq ft
  • Four Seasons Fort Lauderdale525 N Fort Lauderdale Beach Blvd$8.13MNov 2025 · 2,876 sq ft$2,825 a sq ft
  • Pier Sixty-Six Marina 22212221 SE 17 St$6.75MDeveloper closing · Jul 2025 · 2,680 sq ft$2,519 a sq ft
  • Pier Sixty-Six Marina 22212221 SE 17 St$6.6MDeveloper closing · Jul 2025 · 2,680 sq ft$2,463 a sq ft
  • Pier Sixty-Six Marina 22212221 SE 17 St$6.5MDeveloper closing · Jul 2025 · 2,680 sq ft$2,425 a sq ft
  • Pier Sixty-Six Marina 22412241 SE 17 St$6.45MDeveloper closing · Jun 2025 · 2,663 sq ft$2,422 a sq ft

The records

The top of the market, Jun 2025 to May 2026

The buildings

Every luxury building, sale by sale

Buildings whose median sale in the last 12 months was $1M or more. Open one for every recorded sale since January 2025, residence by residence.

  1. 01Selene153 N Seabreeze Blvd, Fort Lauderdale186 sales · $2.04M median · $1,082 a sq ft
  2. 02Casamar900 N Ocean Blvd, Pompano Beach130 sales · $2.75M median · $1,092 a sq ft
  3. 03Pier Sixty-Six Marina 22212221 SE 17 St, Fort Lauderdale8 sales · $6.38M median · $2,441 a sq ft
  4. 042711 Hollywood Beach2711 S Ocean Dr, Hollywood15 sales · $2.7M median · $890 a sq ft
  5. 05L'Hermitage I3100 N Ocean Blvd, Fort Lauderdale19 sales · $1.51M median · $885 a sq ft
  6. 06L'Hermitage II3200 N Ocean Blvd, Fort Lauderdale14 sales · $2.08M median · $936 a sq ft
  7. 072200 Fort Lauderdale Beach2200 N Ocean Blvd, Fort Lauderdale10 sales · $3.1M median · $1,418 a sq ft
  8. 08Solemar1116 N Ocean Blvd, Pompano Beach12 sales · $2.54M median · $1,212 a sq ft
  9. 09Four Seasons Fort Lauderdale525 N Fort Lauderdale Beach Blvd, Fort Lauderdale4 sales · $6.53M median · $2,210 a sq ft
  10. 10Las Olas Beach Club101 S Fort Lauderdale Beach Blvd, Fort Lauderdale13 sales · $1.74M median · $870 a sq ft
  11. 11Paramount Fort Lauderdale701 N Fort Lauderdale Beach Blvd, Fort Lauderdale10 sales · $2.21M median · $1,111 a sq ft
  12. 12Las Olas River House333 Las Olas Way, Fort Lauderdale17 sales · $1.02M median · $641 a sq ft
  13. 13Beach Club Two1830 S Ocean Dr, Hallandale Beach16 sales · $1.07M median · $755 a sq ft
  14. 14Renaissance on the Ocean6051 N Ocean Dr, Hollywood13 sales · $1.3M median · $600 a sq ft
  15. 15Jackson Tower Las Olas100 S Birch Rd, Fort Lauderdale13 sales · $1.23M median · $626 a sq ft

65 buildings. Last 12 months, every recorded sale.

The method

From 97,254 deeds to the sales worth comparing

Public records are complete but noisy. This is how the Ledger reads them, every month.

  1. Deeds97,254

    01Every transfer the Property Appraiser posted for Broward County since January 2025: houses, land, offices and condos.

  2. Condominium residences34,230

    02Kept to residential condominium units. Commercial condos, co-ops and timeshares are set aside.

  3. Arm's-length14,838

    03Only sales the Appraiser coded as arm's-length, at $50,000 and up. Family transfers, foreclosures, deeds in lieu and corrective deeds drop out.

  4. One residence per deed14,838

    04Bulk deeds that carry one price across several units are set aside, so no price is counted twice.

  5. Matched to living area14,784

    05Each residence matched by parcel to the 2026 preliminary tax roll for its living area, which gives a true price per square foot.

Resales

14,524

Every sale after a residence's first. They compare like with like from one year to the next.

New-development closings

314

The first sale of a residence finished that year or the year before. They follow construction schedules, so they are counted apart.

Every new sale in the buildings you follow

Recorded sales, asking prices and what remains in the new towers, sent to the private list before they reach this page.

Questions

About the Ledger

Where do these figures come from?

Every sale comes from the Florida Department of Revenue's Sale Data File for Broward County, which lists each sale the Property Appraiser recorded for each residence. Only sales the Appraiser coded as arm's-length are counted, including new-construction closings. Living area comes from the state's 2026 preliminary tax roll, matched to each residence by parcel number. The state file gives the month of each sale, not the day.

Why are resales and new-development closings shown apart?

A new tower closes most of its residences within a few months of delivery, so a single tower can double a market's sales in one season and vanish from the next. Resales are every sale after a residence's first, and they compare like with like from year to year. New-development closings are the first recorded sale of a residence completed in the sale year or the year before.

How is the Ledger checked?

Sales are read with the same rules as Palm Beach County: arm's-length codes only, one residence per deed, living area from the tax roll. Price changes compare the same buildings a year apart and read Steady unless the likely range, from 400 resamples, clears zero.

How current is it?

The state file runs from January 2025 through June 2026. Broward's 2026 final roll has not been posted yet, so this reads the preliminary roll the county filed in June; it is refreshed when the final roll posts. The latest month is still being recorded, so the totals and comparisons stop at the last full month; the building ledgers show every sale recorded so far.

What is missing from public records?

Asking prices, days on market and active listings are not part of the public record. They come from the multiple listing service, and an advisor can send them for any building on request.

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