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Canals, Las Olas Boulevard, beachfront condos and one of the deepest boating markets in Florida.

South Florida Neighborhood Guide
A redeveloped pier district, beachfront condos and one of Broward's fastest-changing coasts.
Pompano Beach is a city in Broward County, Florida, located on the Atlantic coast just north of Fort Lauderdale.
Pompano Beach has transformed in recent years with a redeveloped beachfront, a rebuilt fishing pier and new hotels and condominiums. The city keeps a relaxed, small-town feel with a strong fishing heritage, while branded residences and new towers are drawing buyers looking for value on the coast.
The Pompano Beach Fishing Village around the Fisher Family Pier anchors the waterfront with restaurants, bars and a walkable promenade. Residents enjoy easy access to Fort Lauderdale, Boca Raton and the Hillsboro Inlet, making Pompano a favorite for boaters and beach lovers.
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Canals, Las Olas Boulevard, beachfront condos and one of the deepest boating markets in Florida.
A relaxed beachfront Broadwalk, a revived downtown arts district and oceanfront towers.
Clematis Street, CityPlace, Brightline and new waterfront towers in Palm Beach County.
Oceanfront and Intracoastal condos between Aventura and Hollywood, often at better value per square foot.
An oceanfront skyline of ultra-luxury branded towers on a narrow barrier island.
Waterfront high-rises, Aventura Mall and resort-style living halfway between Miami and Fort Lauderdale.
Pompano Beach offers a relaxed beach lifestyle, a revitalized waterfront and generally lower prices than Fort Lauderdale or Miami, with new luxury projects arriving.
Pompano Beach is directly north of Fort Lauderdale, typically a 15 to 25 minute drive depending on traffic.
Pompano Beach is known for fishing, the Fisher Family Pier, its oceanfront restaurants and nearby reefs for diving and snorkeling.
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