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FORT LAUDERDALE | Natiivo | ft | 40 floors

Developer Unveils Plans To Build 40-Story Natiivo Fort Lauderdale
February 1, 2024
https://www.thenextmiami.com/develop...rt-lauderdale/

Newgard Development Group has unveiled plans to build a 40-story tower called Natiivo Fort Lauderdale.

The developer says it is the first turnkey resort condominium property in Fort Lauderdale purposely designed, built, and licensed for short-term rentals.



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Very elegant. FTL has so many proposals out that I’d love to find out which are likely to come to fruition.
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Miami needs Fort Lauderdale's design standards ASAP.
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Miami needs Fort Lauderdale's design standards ASAP.
Or even St. Pete’s!
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Or even St. Pete’s!
That too! This seems like a running theme in Florida. Sister cities performing (architecturally) better than their larger counterpart.
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The podium is actually nice.
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Yeah I like how they hid the windowless part (perforated metal I assume) on the street facing the tracks. A lot to like about this development.

I'm a bit bummed it replaced 200 W. Broward though.. FTL needs more skyscrapers!
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This will be 450ft
https://www.sun-sentinel.com/2024/02...-term-rentals/
New tower will rise in downtown Fort Lauderdale, but this one will offer short-term rentals

Downtown Fort Lauderdale is getting one more shiny new condo tower, but this one will be nothing at all like your grandma’s condo.

The 40-story tower, expected to open in 2028 with 384 units, will be the first turnkey resort condominium property in Fort Lauderdale purposely designed, built and licensed for short-term rentals, says Harvey Hernandez, founder and CEO of Miami-based Newgard Development Group.

Hernandez expects to break ground on Natiivo Fort Lauderdale in early 2025, transforming what is now a parking lot at 200 W. Broward Blvd. into a trendy spot in the epicenter of downtown.

The units, all fully furnished with 500 to 1,200 square feet, will sell for anywhere from $500,000 to $1.5 million. Owners can stay in the units themselves or rent them out like hotel suites, whether long term or short term.

The tower will rise 450 feet high and perch next to the Florida East Coast Railway tracks, just a short walk from the Brightline station and the city’s downtown arts district.

“I think it will be one of the tallest towers in that neighborhood,” Hernandez told the South Florida Sun Sentinel. “The furnishings are modern and urban. We’re looking to bring really cool, hip, urban, well-designed units to Fort Lauderdale.”
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Units: 384
Parking Spaces: 390 (40% Reduction from an original 650 required).
Floors: 40
FT: 477 FT
Office SF: 52,173 SF
Retail SF: 9,734 SF
Location: 200 W Broward
Developer: Newgard Development Group
Architect: Arquitectonica
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Old Posted Feb 27, 2024, 6:04 PM
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Elegant and nice elevation for 40 story resi
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