Pier Sixty-Six Residences

The Vision

Few addresses in South Florida carry the weight of genuine legend. Pier Sixty-Six is one of them. Originally opened in 1965 as the glamorous yacht resort that helped define Fort Lauderdale’s identity as the Venice of the Americas, this 32-acre waterfront campus has been reimagined by Tavistock Development Company in a $1 billion transformation that preserves the spirit of the original while delivering a living experience of its own on this coast. This is not a rendering or a sales office promise — Pier Sixty-Six Residences is built, finished, and over 65% sold. What remains is an increasingly rare opportunity to own a piece of a fully realized landmark.

Eighty-eight private residences are organized across four distinct collections, each with its own architectural character and sense of place. The Azul tower rises ten stories with coral-reef-inspired curved terraces and private plunge pools overlooking the marina. Indigo, its counterpart, commands a prime waterfront position with three-to-five-bedroom homes bathed in the soft glow of its signature indigo-lit pools. The Resort Residences — housed in two intimate four-story buildings along the Intracoastal — offer twelve-foot ceilings, generous terraces, and a sense of privacy that feels more like a waterfront estate than a condominium.

The 164-slip superyacht marina is the beating heart of the campus, welcoming vessels from 40 to 400 feet with deep-water Atlantic and Intracoastal access, tax-free fueling within a designated Foreign Trading Zone, and five-star concierge services for every crew. Twelve distinct dining venues range from Calusso’s signature fine dining to the iconic Pier Top rotating rooftop bar — a Fort Lauderdale landmark in its own right — while Zenova Spa delivers 13,000 square feet of wellness programming that includes the region’s first snow room, an Aufguss-inspired sauna, and nine private treatment suites.

The Club at Pier Sixty-Six completes the picture: an invitation-only membership granting access to the Orchid Room and Garden Room for private dining, a members-only pool with cabanas and outdoor bar, a 4,500-square-foot fitness and wellness center, and curated social programming that transforms neighbors into a community. For buyers who have waited for the right moment — a finished product rather than a promise, a proven address rather than an untested concept — Pier Sixty-Six is that moment, fully realized.

The resort reopened in late 2024 following its $1 billion renovation, welcoming guests and residents to four new dining destinations: Calusso, the property's signature restaurant; Sotogrande, an upscale dining experience overlooking the marina; the iconic Pier Top Bar, returned as a rooftop landmark with panoramic Intracoastal views; and Pelican Landing, a dockside bar on the waterfront with megayacht views. Together, they anchor a campus that functions less like a residential building and more like a private waterfront village.