The 5 highest-priced home sales in Fort Lauderdale this year — and how they compare to Miami
Fort Lauderdale's luxury market has quietly put together an impressive 2026. Five estates have closed above $13 million so far this year, topped by a $34 million trade in Harbor Beach. Here's a look at each one, straight from MLS closed-sale data, and how the whole list compares to what Miami-Dade's top tier is doing.
The top 5
84 Isla Bahia Drive
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A 300-foot Intracoastal point lot inside guard-gated Harbor Beach. Six bedrooms, eight full baths, four fireplaces, six wet bars, and a 90-foot infinity-edge pool across 11,714 square feet — about $2,902 per square foot. Listed at $34,950,000 and closed in just 23 days.
View the listing →3052 N Atlantic Boulevard
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100 feet of direct oceanfront, built by Bomar Builders in 2024. Five bedrooms, six full and four half baths across 10,289 square feet, with a floating infinity-edge pool facing the Atlantic. Sat on the market 135 days before closing, well under the $31 million ask.
View the listing →632 2nd Key Drive
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A near two-thirds-acre point lot with 355 feet of waterfront and a mega-yacht dock. Eight bedrooms, eight full and two half baths across 8,962 square feet, with a wine cellar, media room, gym, sauna, and a separate guest house.
View the listing →1721 SE 11th Street
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Eleven Rio: a brand-new, 2026-built tropical modern estate steps from the Lauderdale Yacht Club. Eight bedrooms, six full and two half baths across 7,030 square feet, with a sunset lounge, infinity pool, and full-house generator. Closed in just 37 days on market.
View the listing →2880 NE 28th Street
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A 2025-built modern resort estate one lot off the point, with 153 feet of no-wake-zone waterfront. Six bedrooms, eight baths, and 12,976 total square feet including a club room, home gym, spa with sauna and cold plunge, and a swim-up dock bar.
View the listing →How Fort Lauderdale compares to Miami
Fort Lauderdale's luxury market is real and growing, but it's still a different scale than Miami-Dade's. Lining up each market's top 5 sales side by side, rank for rank, shows the gap plainly.
Miami-Dade comparison data: MILLION Luxury, "Top 5 Most Expensive Home Sales in Miami-Dade (2025)"