Where the water meets the property line.

Fort Lauderdale is not one market. Each waterfront neighborhood has its own access, its own rhythm, and its own reasons to choose it. This is a map of the ones Maureen knows street by street, after more than 45 years on this water.

$1.79MMedian List

Coral Ridge

Deepwater canals with ocean access in under fifteen minutes, and a real neighborhood around them. Maureen's home for more than four decades.

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18+ miof Canals

Lighthouse Point

A quieter, boating-first town with no-fixed-bridge access to the Hillsboro Inlet. Where people actually use their boats.

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Fort Lauderdale Beach

Oceanfront condominiums and Intracoastal high-rises, steps from the sand.

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Hillsboro Inlet and Pompano Beach waterfront

Pompano Beach & Hillsboro Mile

Beachfront estates along one of South Florida's most exclusive coastal stretches.

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~400Waterfront Homes

Las Olas Isles & Seven Isles

Fort Lauderdale's most prestigious yachting addresses, minutes from downtown and the ocean.

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The right neighborhood is rarely the one with the best photos. It's the one whose water, access, and pace fit the life you actually want to live. That's the conversation worth having first.

Maureen Rotella

Not sure which stretch of water is yours?

Maureen will walk the canals with you, map the inlet route from a prospective dock, and match the neighborhood to how you actually live.

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