In the heart of Fort Lauderdale, a city famed for its vibrant culture, azure waterways, and boundless sunshine, a masterpiece of modern architecture is redefining modern living. Natiivo Fort Lauderdale is no ordinary development, it is the first resort condominiums purposefully designed, built, and licensed for short-term rentals. Rising 40 stories above the bustling streets, this tower brings together the best in luxury living and short-term rental versatility, creating a home that is as much an investment as a sanctuary.

Nestled at 200 West Broward Boulevard, Natiivo Fort Lauderdale enjoys a coveted position at the intersection of sophistication and convenience. From this vantage point, residents are just moments away from the charming waterways of the New River, the eclectic shops and cafes of Las Olas Boulevard, and the cultural treasures of the Broward Center for the Performing Arts. For those with a penchant for travel, proximity to Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport ensures seamless connectivity to the world.

This location promises more than mere convenience; it immerses residents in the city’s burgeoning cosmopolitan vibe while maintaining a sense of serene retreat. It’s a place where the magic of Florida’s east coast unfurls before your eyes, from the shimmering waters of the Atlantic Ocean to the glittering skyline of downtown Fort Lauderdale.

Natiivo Fort Lauderdale is unlike any other condominium in the region. Purposefully designed for short-term rentals, it provides a rare opportunity for owners to balance personal use with revenue potential. Whether you’re seeking a pied-à-terre or a lucrative investment, these fully finished and turnkey residences deliver unmatched flexibility.

Every one of the 384 residences, from studios to three-bedroom layouts, exudes contemporary European flair. Interiors are curated by IDDI, with bespoke furniture packages included, offering a polished, cohesive aesthetic that’s ready for immediate enjoyment or rental. Expansive impact glass windows and sliding doors flood the interiors with light, while private terraces frame breathtaking panoramas of downtown Fort Lauderdale and the tranquil New River.