New Tallest Towers
in Fort Lauderdale

Alta Developers is building New River Central, also announced as Alta New River, on SW 6th Street two blocks from the New River Riverwalk and a short walk from Las Olas Boulevard, less than a mile from the Fort Lauderdale Brightline station.

A 56-story, 696-unit tower filed in Flagler Village would stand more than 100 feet above Andare Residences and overtake 315 NE 3rd Street as Fort Lauderdale's tallest proposal.

Fort Lauderdale's Development Review Committee reviewed the twin-tower plans Sept 8, 2026.

FAT Village is an arts-driven mixed-use district in Flagler Village, the creative quarter immediately north of downtown Fort Lauderdale, developed by Hines in partnership with Urban Street Development on a 5.6-acre site.

Drilling is underway at 300 NE 3rd Avenue, where Dependable Equities and ODA Architecture are building two 44-story towers holding 754 residences and more than 100,000 square feet of amenities.

101 SE 7th Street is a 45-story mixed-use skyscraper planned for downtown Fort Lauderdale, Florida, set between the New and Tarpon Rivers just south of Las Olas Boulevard.

633 SE Third Avenue is a planned two-tower residential development by Dependable Equities in downtown Fort Lauderdale, rising on an assemblage at 633 SE Third Avenue and 101 SE Seventh Street just south of the New River and the Broward County courthouse complex.

Brazilian football legend Roberto Carlos has purchased two residences at Naftali Group's Viceroy Residences Fort Lauderdale, the city's first Viceroy-branded tower.