THE NEWEST EVOLUTION OF FORT LAUDERDALE
The Nautico District is our design-driven waterfront district in Downtown Fort Lauderdale that captures our city’s rich history and vibrance. Nestled along the New River, Nautico weaves together preservation and evolution, heritage and innovation, and inclusion and inspiration.
Our neighborhood offers a place to visit, live, boat, work, shop, and be entertained and pampered.
Nautico is not only a neighborhood and a community, it is a new standard of living in Fort Lauderdale.
Nautico is a place to live, visit, shop, dine, and gather. A community defined by its natural mix of residents, new shops and local favorites, a 5-star hotel, restaurants, bars, cafes, fitness and wellness, and a vibrant yachting scene.
More than a neighborhood, Nautico is a symbol of preservation and progress, heritage and innovation, inclusion and inspiration–a world of understated luxuries, easygoing energy, and shared experience. All on the city’s storied river, with so much life in between.
THE CHARM OF VENICE IN SOUTH FLORIDA
Downtown Fort Lauderdale is a vibrant and thriving city in South Florida. Fort Lauderdale is known as the “Venice of America” and the “boating capital of the world”. It has a dynamic mix of commercial, residential, and entertainment options, and offers a diverse range of experiences. With its prime location near the New River and Las Olas Boulevard, residents and visitors can enjoy a picturesque waterfront setting and easy access to an array of amenities. The area boasts a bustling arts and cultural scene, trendy restaurants, upscale shopping, and a lively nightlife. Whether strolling along the Riverwalk, or indulging in the local cuisine, Downtown Fort Lauderdale offers a captivating blend of city living and waterfront charm.
Nautico District FAQs
What benefits will the Nautico District bring to Downtown Fort Lauderdale?
Developed by Cymbal DLT, the Nautico District will activate the south side of Downtown Fort Lauderdale’s Riverwalk with a 6-acre mixed-use development comprising of residential, hotel, multifamily and commercial components, as well as an on-site marina.
The Nautico District will also feature an expansive public green space with art installations, centered by a more than 100-year-old rain tree, and a brand new riverwalk, for all to enjoy.
Honoring Fort Lauderdale’s status as the boating capital of the world, the Nautico District will enhance the existing marina on site, consisting of 78 dry boat slips and 12 wet boat slips, while preserving its marine uses. Once built, it will also feature a yacht valet service where residents can request their boats through an app, just like a car.
Additionally, the development will bring significant improvements to the surrounding neighborhood, including off-site and civil upgrades, and the creation of hundreds of local jobs.
When will construction begin?
Construction on Phase 1 of the Nautico District, comprised of the two multifamily tower buildings, is slated to begin in 2025.
How will the historic rain tree be preserved and protected during the construction process?
The preservation and protection of the historic rain tree during the construction process is a top priority for us. We have implemented several measures to ensure its safety.
An arborist specializing in the preservation and relocation of large trees is closely monitoring the health of the raintree on a monthly basis. This includes regular watering, providing the tree with appropriate nutrients, as well as consistent pruning to rejuvenate it.
Furthermore, the raintree is fenced in and barricaded with protective concrete structures to ensure it remains unharmed throughout the development process. These comprehensive efforts underscore our commitment to maintaining the integrity and health of this historic tree during construction.
Will the district be developed in phases?
Yes, the district will be developed in several phases. The project’s first phase will comprise of one multifamily tower with 335 apartments, with a more than 100-year-old rain tree at its core, serving as the centerpiece of the development’s lushly landscaped grounds. The project’s second phase will include a multifamily tower with 345 units and waterfront retail. The additional phases will include three branded towers consisting of hotel, condominium, multifamily and commercial uses, as well as a marina with the yacht valet service.
How can the community stay informed about potential road closures and construction updates?
Through the Nautico District website and announcements via the City of Fort Lauderdale.