Pier Sixty-Six Residences Fort Lauderdale: The Complete Buyer Guide to the Marina’s Marquee Address
Pier Sixty-Six Residences is Fort Lauderdale’s only opportunity to own inside a working superyacht resort: 88 residences across four buildings on Tavistock Development’s 32-acre waterfront campus, beside a 164-slip marina handling vessels to 400 feet, a 325-room resort, and twelve restaurants and bars. The first building, Azul, delivered at the end of 2024 — meaning select residences are move-in ready today, with remaining homes from $5.9 million.
What do residences at Pier Sixty-Six cost?
Launch pricing ran $3.85 million to $15 million (Forbes, December 2024); as of August 2026, listing data shows nine remaining residences from $5.9 million to over $16 million, averaging about $2,116 per square foot, sized 2,718–5,644 SF with two to five bedrooms (Livabl, August 2026). The sell-through itself is the value signal: roughly 90% of the collection is spoken for.
What does the marina actually get you as an owner?
The differentiator in numbers: 5,000 linear feet of dockage, 164 slips, vessels from 40 to 400 feet — one of the largest superyacht marinas on the Eastern Seaboard, at your residence rather than a harbor across town (Forbes, December 2024). Slip pricing and resident-priority terms are quoted by the sales team — the first question every yacht-owning buyer should ask, in writing, before contract.
How does Pier Sixty-Six compare to the Ritz-Carlton Fort Lauderdale Beach?
Different products: The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Fort Lauderdale (83 residences, from $2.5M, est. 2027) sells a beachfront hotel brand two years out; Pier Sixty-Six sells a delivered marina-resort lifestyle now, at a higher entry. Buyers choosing between them are really choosing between beach-brand pre-construction pricing and finished superyacht infrastructure. The St. Regis Resort & Residences, Bahia Mar is the other marina-anchored option, but it delivers years later.
| (Aug 2026) | Pier Sixty-Six | Ritz-Carlton FLL Beach | St. Regis Bahia Mar |
|---|---|---|---|
| From-price | $5.9M (remaining) | $2.5M | — |
| Residences | 88 (≈9 remain) | 83 | — |
| Delivery | Move-in now | Est. 2027 | Est. 2029 |
| Water access | 164-slip superyacht marina | Beachfront | Marina (Bahia Mar) |
Sources: Livabl, manhattanmiami directory — August 2026.
What are the carrying costs on the water?
Expect resort-serviced HOA levels — the highest fee tier in the market, consistent with hotel-staffed buildings — plus Broward coastal insurance; the offset is that the resort operation, not the association alone, carries the hospitality infrastructure. The sales team quotes current fees per residence.
When can buyers move in?
Now, for completed inventory: Azul (11 floors, 29 residences) delivered at the end of 2024 with residents receiving full marina, resort and amenity access at move-in (Forbes, December 2024). Remaining phases complete the 88-residence collection; listing data shows the final homes marketed as move-in ready (Livabl, August 2026).
Who is this address right for?
The yacht-first buyer — someone for whom 400-foot dockage, a rotating-lounge landmark and twelve on-campus restaurants outrank a beach address; and the certainty buyer, who pays delivered-product pricing to skip construction risk entirely.
