New River Yacht Club II Unfolding in Fort Lauderdale, FL, Will Provide 349 Homes

As it stands, New River Yacht Club is a 26-story building offering about 250 one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and three-bedroom layout plans. The three-phase project has been unfolding since the mid-2010s, and now, its second phase is underway.

New River Yacht Club II is a 36-story building offering 349 residential units. The ground floor comprises retail space, and the eighth floor serves as an amenity deck, featuring a pool. The Real Deal notes that the Related Group sold New River Yacht Club for $85 million to BJ Verde Properties in August 2021.

The second phase includes a high-rise building with luxury rentals. Rendering per CFE & Associates Architects.

Fortune Construction Company was selected as the general contractor. The project requires more than 350,000 square feet of new construction. It also involves demolishing already-existing structures on the build site. Right now, the project’s in its design development/permitting stage. It’s estimated to cost $75 million to complete.

CFE & Associates Architects designed the project and shared conceptual renderings with various media outlets. Its website shows a high-rise building with a beige, white, and yellow facade. Some units come with balconies, and the building itself overlooks a marina.

The building overlooks a marina. Rendering per CFE & Associates Architects

If New River Yacht Club II is anything like its predecessor, it will offer luxury rentals starting at around $1,900. It’s located at 401 Southwest 1st Avenue, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, 33301, in Broward County.

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1 Comment on "New River Yacht Club II Unfolding in Fort Lauderdale, FL, Will Provide 349 Homes"

  1. Glad to see Downtown Fort Lauderdale growing! Should be a nice addition to the skyline. Looks like they already have foundation equipment on site to start piling.

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