Renovating in
Harbor Village.
Pompano Beach. Homes here include waterfront estates and 1950s and 60s ranch and contemporary homes. What the city and local broker guides say about building here, and what usually comes up when a house is renovated.
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The houses
Homes here include waterfront estates and 1950s and 60s ranch and contemporary homes. Late 1950s original homes (1957, 1959 listings); some 1975 and 2002 custom builds
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The lots and the water
The water here is the Intracoastal and canals. Waterfront lots with private docks (about 80 ft frontage in listings); no fixed bridges to ocean per listings.
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Tear down or renovate
1950s waterfront ranches being remodeled or replaced with larger homes. Older homes here are often replaced rather than renovated. Which one makes sense for the lot and the budget is worth settling early.
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Seawalls and docks
Dock and seawall rebuilds. On the water, the seawall and the dock are part of the project. Their condition and permits are looked at first, not after the kitchen is done.
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Impact windows and roofs
Impact windows and roof replacement. Wind-rated windows, doors and roofs are standard in a coastal renovation, and an older house usually needs them updated as part of the scope.
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Pools and outdoor living
Outdoor living / pool upgrades. Pools, summer kitchens and terraces extend the house toward the water. They are planned with the seawall, the setbacks and the drainage in mind.
Where this comes from: premierestateproperties.com, bhsusa.com, en.wikipedia.org. Housing and lot details are as the city and broker guides describe them, and broker figures are marketing snapshots. Editorial imagery illustrates a style of home, not a specific house in Harbor Village.