Journal · Miami Luxury Condos Blog
By Josh Stein · Florida license SL3057661 · Updated 26 September 2026
Pier Sixty-Six Residences, the superyacht-marina condominium in Fort Lauderdale, delivered in September 2025. Purchases today are resales: a $16 million penthouse listing has already tested the top of the market, and Tavistock has announced a next phase for the district.
Updated July 2026. Pier Sixty-Six Residences is complete — this single guide replaces my launch-era coverage, which now redirects here.
The short answer: Pier Sixty-Six Residences (Fort Lauderdale) delivered in September 2025 as the residential centerpiece of Tavistock’s reimagined Pier Sixty-Six marina resort — the superyacht-marina address of Fort Lauderdale, with the landmark spire, resort amenities and one of the deepest private marinas on the East Coast at your door. Today you are shopping resales (a $16M penthouse listing has already tested the top of the market), and Tavistock has announced a next phase — meaning early owners bought into a district that is still appreciating around them.
What you actually get
Residences over the marina basin with yacht-first living: watch your boat from your terrace, walk to it in two minutes. Resort services from the adjoining hotel, the restored 1965 spire as your landmark, and Fort Lauderdale’s boating infrastructure — the reason this market keeps pulling yacht owners who priced out of, or simply outgrew, Miami Beach dockage.
FAQ
Is Pier Sixty-Six Residences completed? Yes — completed September 2025. Purchases today are resales; a next phase has been announced.
Why buy at Pier Sixty-Six instead of Miami? The marina. If your boat is part of your life, Fort Lauderdale’s superyacht infrastructure is unmatched in South Florida — and Pier Sixty-Six puts your residence on top of it.
For current Pier Sixty-Six resale inventory and honest pricing guidance: reach me or WhatsApp (305) 695-8257. See also: Miami waterfront homes 2026, Miami luxury condos.
Before you put down a deposit at Pier Sixty-Six, get the public record
A sales gallery shows the renderings. The record shows the rest: permits, how the promised delivery date has moved, filings, and what the developer has actually delivered before. Tell Josh the building and he’ll send what the public record shows, plus the units and pricing actually available.
How has your building held its value? The Miami Condo Index ranks Miami condo buildings by their county sale records: real price per square foot, turnover and four-year change.