How far is Miami from Fort Lauderdale?

Roughly thirty miles south. Brightline and Tri-Rail both connect the two cities, and the Harbordale building is close to those stations.

Is Fort Lauderdale a good base for visiting Miami?

Yes. The train makes day trips straightforward, which is why some people stay here month to month and travel down rather than paying Miami rents.

Fort Lauderdale or Miami?

Most people arriving in South Florida think of Miami first. Fort Lauderdale is thirty miles north, and for anyone actually living here rather than visiting for a weekend, it tends to win on the things that matter day to day.

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It is quieter

Residential neighbourhoods a few blocks from the restaurants, rather than a downtown that never stops. Both of our buildings are on low-traffic streets.

Parking is not a daily problem

Parking on site, one car per apartment. In much of Miami that is a paid monthly extra, if it exists.

The beach is closer to everything

About a mile from either building, and Victoria Park sits in a free shuttle zone that reaches the beach, downtown and Las Olas without a fare.

Your money goes further

Rents are generally lower than comparable Miami neighbourhoods, and ours include Wi-Fi, water, trash and $100 of electricity.

How this works

How far is Miami from Fort Lauderdale?: Roughly thirty miles south. Brightline and Tri-Rail both connect the two cities, and the Harbordale building is close to those stations.
Is Fort Lauderdale a good base for visiting Miami?: Yes. The train makes day trips straightforward, which is why some people stay here month to month and travel down rather than paying Miami rents.