50 Isle of Venice

What is being built at 50 Isle of Venice?

A boutique waterfront building of eight residences on a 0.3-acre site at 50 Isle of Venice Drive, which the developer’s website places in the Las Olas Isles (read 24 September 2026). The county roll measures the lot at 14,400 square feet, or 0.33 of an acre. The developer describes two homes per floor, each of about 3,500 square feet under air on a single level, with three bedrooms, a flex room or den, three and a half baths, 551 square feet of covered terraces and a private rooftop terrace with an outdoor kitchen; its amenities page adds that the terrace has nearly 700 square feet and a private jacuzzi. It also lists seven private boat slips for vessels up to 38 feet, a pool, a gated arrival and secure garage parking, with two assigned spaces per residence.

The November 2025 announcement, as reported by The Real Deal (21 November 2025, citing a press release) and Florida YIMBY (25 November 2025), gave homes of 3,050 to 3,200 square feet priced from $3 million to $3.5 million. The developer’s website (read 24 September 2026) describes about 3,500 square feet per residence and publishes no price; it asks visitors to register to receive pricing. I have not found a source that gives a newer price, or that says whether the difference in size changes it.

The Real Deal reported on 21 November 2025 that Claremont Property Company, which it describes as based in Bellaire, Texas, was planning an eight-unit, five-story project here and had bought the 0.3-acre waterfront site in October for $7.5 million, with construction slated to start soon on an 18-month timeline. Florida YIMBY (25 November 2025) added that the 18 months would run from the start of groundbreaking. The county’s deed record agrees on the date and price: a warranty deed dated 31 October 2025 for $7,500,000, marked a qualified sale (Broward County Property Appraiser, retrieved 24 September 2026). The developer’s website still invites buyers to register for pre-construction opportunities and says private previews are under way, and the county still carries the folio as vacant commercial land with a building value of zero. I have not found a source that says construction has started, and with no groundbreaking date I cannot work out a completion date.

The two November 2025 reports do not agree on the building. The Real Deal wrote an eight-unit, five-story project; Florida YIMBY wrote a building eight stories above grade with five homes. The developer’s website says eight residences, two to a floor, and gives no story count. Two homes per floor across eight residences works out to four residential floors, but I have not found a source that says what sits below them, how many stories the building will have, or which report is right.

The developer’s team page describes Claremont Property Company as a privately held firm with 31 years of experience in construction services and property solutions, and calls this its first Fort Lauderdale waterfront address; it names MHK Architecture as the architect and One Sotheby’s International Realty as the sales team. Claremont’s own website lists 50 Isle of Venice Dr among its Florida projects (all read 24 September 2026).

Seven boat slips for eight residences

The developer’s amenities page describes seven private boat slips for vessels up to 38 feet along 120 feet of protected waterfront, and says there are no fixed bridges between the dock and the Atlantic Ocean. The Real Deal (21 November 2025) reported the same seven 38-foot slips and a pool, confirmed by a spokesperson. The same amenities page also says each residence has its own private dock, which does not obviously square with seven slips for eight residences, and the home page’s meta description calls the dockage deeded. I have not found a source that says how the slips are allocated or whether they are deeded to particular residences; the website invites buyers to register to receive dockage details.