What is the starting price to buy a residence at 3000 Waterside in Fort Lauderdale?
Residences at 3000 Waterside are currently offered from $999,999, with pricing varying by residence type, size, floor, view, and availability.
Location
Coral Ridge, Fort Lauderdale
Address
3000 E Oakland Park Blvd, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33306
Starting Price
From ~$1,000,000
Estimated Delivery Date
2028
Fort Lauderdale — Coral Ridge / Intracoastal — beloved for its sunrise/sunset water views and boardwalks/boat life
Picture evenings at 3000 Waterside, where residences overlook the Intracoastal and Fort Lauderdale’s dining, shopping, boating, and beaches are within easy reach. The waterfront setting combines contemporary residences with expansive water views and convenient access to the best of Fort Lauderdale.
Building Overview
Developer
Ocean Land Investments
AquaBlu; AquaVue; AquaLuna; AquaMar; AquaVita (Fort Lauderdale waterfront series)
Architect
FSMY Architects + Planners
Interior Designer
Manhas Design
Number of Units
129 Residences
Number of Stories
19 Stories
Parking
310 Parking Spaces, 6-Story Deck, Valet, Private Boat Slips
Residences
Unit Mix
2–4+ Bedroom
Unit Sizes
1,078 – 2,648 Sq Ft
Ceiling Heights
Not Publicly Disclosed (~10 Ft Est.)
Sold Furnished
No (Unfurnished)
Finish Packages
European Kitchens, Spa Baths, High-End Finishes
Waterfront / Views
Yes — Intracoastal Waterway, Boat Slips • Intracoastal, Ocean, City Skyline
Outdoor Space
Expansive Terraces, Rooftop Decks
Amenities
Ground-Level Pool & Hot Tub
Spa
Wellness Center
Rooftop Terraces W
Lounge & Hot Tubs
Fitness Center
Restaurant
14 Boat Slips
Investment & Financial
Waterfront Location With Resort-Oriented Amenities And Limited Coastal Supply.
Short-Term Rental
Short-Term Rentals Allowed
EB-5 Eligibility
Not Eligible
Deposit Structure
20% Contract
10% Building Permit for the Piling Work has been Issued
70% Closing
Residences
3000 Waterside in Fort Lauderdale — Coral Ridge / Intracoastal — known for its sunrise and sunset water views and boating lifestyle offers modern condominiums where materials and light take center stage. Light-filled floor plans emphasize indoor-outdoor flow with floor-to-ceiling glass, private terraces and well-proportioned living spaces. Chef-inspired kitchens feature European cabinetry, quartz or stone countertops and premium appliance packages. Bathrooms are curated with crisp tilework, floating vanities and frameless glass for a clean, modern look. Select plans introduce private elevator access, expansive corner great rooms or flow-through orientations. It’s a polished, low-maintenance residential option that also works well as a pied-à-terre.
Transport & Access
Airports
FLL ~3.5 mi • MIA ~24.4 mi
Brightline
Fort Lauderdale ~0.5 mi • Aventura ~11.4 mi
Key Destinations
Fort Lauderdale ~0.0 mi
Hollywood ~7.7 mi
Hallandale Beach ~9.4 mi
Aventura ~11.4 mi
Lifestyle & Entertainment
Beaches & Marinas
Public beach access — Fort Lauderdale Beach ~2.0 mi
Lauderdale Marina ~2.1 mi
Lauderdale Marina ~2.1 mi
Parks & Nature
Hugh Taylor Birch State Park ~2.7 mi
Hollywood North Beach Park ~7.1 mi
Hollywood North Beach Park ~7.1 mi
Shopping & Dining
Las Olas Boulevard ~0.2 mi
Aventura Mall ~11.3 mi
Aventura Mall ~11.3 mi
Culture
NSU Art Museum ~0.5 mi
Boca Raton Museum of Art ~16.7 mi
Boca Raton Museum of Art ~16.7 mi
Groceries
Publix ~0.2 mi
Trader Joe’s ~1.2 mi
Whole Foods ~1.4 mi
Trader Joe’s ~1.2 mi
Whole Foods ~1.4 mi
Infrastructure and Commercial Anchor Projects in the Neighborhood
City Infrastructure & Resilience Initiative (“Fortify Lauderdale”)
A sweeping $500 million city program funding stormwater and flood-prevention upgrades across 17 neighborhoods, expanding water and wastewater capacity, and improving sea-level-rise resilience throughout Fort Lauderdale.
Port Everglades Bulkhead Replacement
A critical seaport modernization project replacing approximately 2,840 linear feet of berthing bulkhead (with 900 ft already complete), designed to accommodate larger vessels and strengthen long-term maritime resilience.
Downtown Mixed-Use District Redevelopment (FAT Village)
A transformative ~$500 million redevelopment in Downtown Fort Lauderdale’s Flagler Village district, introducing ~600 residential units alongside 180,000 sq ft of mass-timber office space, plus new retail, art, and cultural spaces.
Downtown Real Estate Incentive Pipeline
Through the Fort Lauderdale CRA, the city has committed ~$115.7 million in forgivable-loan incentives to spur mixed-use and commercial development, with a focus on revitalizing key corridors such as Sistrunk Boulevard.
Retail Market Growth & Commercial Expansion
Since 2012, Fort Lauderdale has delivered or approved 2.6 million sq ft of retail and commercial space, highlighting ongoing investor confidence and sustained demand in the city’s urban and coastal business districts.
Top Nearby Schools
Public Schools
Bayview Elementary (9/10) ~1.8 mi
Sunrise Middle (5/10) ~3.4 mi
Fort Lauderdale High (6/10) ~3.9 mi
Private Schools
Immaculata–La Salle High School (A) ~2.8 mi
The Cushman School (A+) ~4.0 mi
Ransom Everglades (A+) ~4.4 mi
Location
FAQ
01
02
What is the current construction and expected delivery status of 3000 Waterside?
3000 Waterside is a preconstruction waterfront condominium development at 3000 East Oakland Park Boulevard in Fort Lauderdale, with groundbreaking currently planned for 2026.
The anticipated completion timeline should be confirmed with the developer as construction progresses.
03
What types of floor plans and residence sizes are available at 3000 Waterside?
3000 Waterside is planned as an 18-story waterfront tower with 129 residences.
The collection includes 2-, 3-, and 4-bedroom Sky Residences ranging from approximately 1,118 to 2,660 square feet of interior space.
The project offers 14 floor plan designs, including six penthouse designs across the upper four floors.
Residences feature expansive private balconies and terraces, floor-to-ceiling impact windows and sliding glass doors, contemporary European-style kitchens, quartz countertops, and Miele appliances.
04
Does 3000 Waterside allow Airbnb rentals or short-term leasing?
Publicly available project materials do not currently specify the exact minimum lease term or short-term rental policy at 3000 Waterside.
Buyers interested in rental use should review the applicable condominium documents and rental requirements.
05
What amenities are planned at 3000 Waterside?
Planned amenities include a waterfront pool deck with resort-style pool and spa, fitness and wellness center with yoga studio, spa oasis and treatment room, private party room, billiards room, waterfront restaurant, 24/7 concierge services, two guest suites, and an approximately 8,500-square-foot rooftop deck with a hot tub, two outdoor bars, two fire pits, and panoramic views.
Up to 13 boat docks are planned to be available for purchase by condominium owners at the developer's discretion.
06
What makes 3000 Waterside different from other new Fort Lauderdale developments?
3000 Waterside combines a direct Intracoastal waterfront location with 129 residences, spacious 2- to 4-bedroom floor plans, large private balconies and terraces, an extensive indoor and outdoor amenity program, and opportunities for boat dock ownership.
Its East Oakland Park Boulevard location provides convenient access to Fort Lauderdale Beach, marinas, restaurants, shopping, and other Fort Lauderdale destinations.
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