Renovating in
Las Olas Boulevard corridor.
Fort Lauderdale. Homes here include low-rise condominiums and high-rise condominiums. 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 low-rise condominiums and high-rise condominiums. Road cut in 1917; Isles dredged in 1920s; modern commercial segment dates to post-WWII; downtown end redeveloped from the 1970s.
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The lots and the water
The water here is the Intracoastal and the river. A 2.5-mile commercial and condo corridor, not a single-family neighborhood. East of SE 17th Ave it is low- and mid-rise shops, galleries and restaurants; the westernmost section is mostly high-rises (Wikipedia).
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Association approval
Condo board approval and building rules for unit renovations in the high-rises at the west end. In a condominium or association, approval and building rules come before design. They set the hours, the materials and the schedule.
Where this comes from: en.wikipedia.org. Housing and lot details are as the city and broker guides describe them, and broker figures are marketing snapshots. The photograph is from a Johnson job elsewhere. It shows the kind of work, not a house in Las Olas Boulevard corridor.