The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Fort Lauderdale Beach Introduced at 551 Bayshore Drive

MICL and Admire Capital have introduced The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Fort Lauderdale Beach, a 13-story dual-tower waterfront residential growth deliberate for 551 Bayshore Drive in Fort Lauderdale. Designed by Garcia Stromberg with interiors by Dan Fink Studio, the boutique venture will comprise 83 personal residences positioned between the Atlantic Ocean and the Intracoastal Waterway. Plans name for a restricted assortment of two- and three-bedroom properties with dens, starting from roughly 1,550 to three,480 sq. toes, and 6 penthouses with ceiling heights as much as 11 toes. The massing of the 2 13-story constructions responds to the waterfront setting, with layouts oriented to maximise pure gentle, cross-breezes, and views of each the Intracoastal and the Atlantic Ocean.

Interior specs embody wide-plank white oak flooring, floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doorways, and expansive personal terraces. Kitchens are deliberate with Shaker-style cabinetry and built-in Sub-Zero and Wolf home equipment. Residences may even function European-style solid-core doorways, walk-in closets inside main suites, freestanding soaking tubs, Waterworks fixtures, customized built-ins, and full-size vented washers and dryers. Select models will provide personal elevator lobbies with separate service elevators. Certain penthouse layouts are designed with personal rooftop terraces and plunge swimming pools.

“Fort Lauderdale is having a genuine moment as a national luxury coastal market, reflecting the kind of lifestyle buyers are seeking today, defined by design-forward living, intuitive service and a strong connection to the water,” mentioned Diana Ulis, CEO and Founder of Admire Capital. “This project carries that sensibility, while offering the distinctive luxury and service known of The Ritz-Carlton brand.”

“From the beginning, this project was about creating homes that feel connected to the rhythm of Fort Lauderdale and its waterfront setting,” mentioned Vatsal Shah, Director of MICL. “Every residence was designed to take advantage of the light, views, and the openness that defines the city’s coastal experience, creating a sense of ease for everyday living.”

Outdoor facilities are deliberate between the 2 towers, the place landscaped gardens will body a lap pool and a separate leisure pool. The amenity program may even embody personal cabanas, an out of doors bar pavilion, and a restricted variety of dock slips alongside the Intracoastal. Indoor facilities will function a resident lounge with a catering kitchen, screening room, multi-sport simulator, convention room, and a devoted youngsters’s playroom.

“Today’s buyers in Fort Lauderdale, like other lifestyle destination markets, are gravitating towards vertical residences that balance exceptional design with privacy, ease, sophistication and comfort,” mentioned Jay Phillip Parker, CEO of Brokerage, Florida Region and President of Douglas Elliman Development Marketing, Florida. “The Ritz-Carlton Residences Fort Lauderdale Beach speaks directly to that demand, offering a boutique experience with the Ritz-Carlton’s notable high caliber service and amenities that reflect how discerning buyers want to live.”

Ownership will embody entry to The Ritz-Carlton’s on-site companies, with a devoted workforce offering 24-hour valet, concierge, and life-style coordination. Residents may even obtain membership in ONVIA, Marriott’s proprietor recognition platform, which provides world journey standing advantages and entry to curated experiences and partnerships.

The venture introduces a brand new branded residential growth to Fort Lauderdale’s waterfront hall, including a dual-tower configuration alongside Bayshore Drive. Sales and advertising and marketing are being dealt with completely by Douglas Elliman Development Marketing, with residences ranging from $2.5 million.

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