Point of Americas I & II
Sunrise in the morning, cruise ships in the afternoon.
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Point of Americas in Fort Lauderdale is a two-building oceanfront community, with Point of Americas I rising 25 floors in 1969 and Point of Americas II following in 1971 at 31 floors. Both buildings sit directly on the water, and both are reporting waterfront frontage on the ocean. Between them you'll find approximately 299+ units, with residences ranging from 1 to 6 bedrooms and sizes running from approximately 1009 to 4902 square feet — enough range to cover a lot of different living situations. HOA fees are billed monthly across the complex, and pets are not permitted in either building.
Every building here shares a core set of amenities: bike storage, a car wash area, a fitness center, a picnic area, a pool, a sauna, and storage space. On top of that, some buildings offer extras of their own — Point of Americas II has a billiard room, and Point of Americas I has a library. The complex is also staffed with maintenance and security guard services throughout. Rental policies aren't identical building to building, either: Point of Americas I sets a 180-day minimum lease, while Point of Americas II requires 185 days, and both cap residents at one lease per year, so it's worth checking the specific terms on each building's page.
Point of Americas I and Point of Americas II each have their own identity, from the year they were built to the extra amenities they carry, and each building's page has the full picture on floor plans, unit availability, and lease terms. Starting there will give you the clearest sense of which tower fits what you're looking for.
Point of Americas in Fort Lauderdale gives you two buildings to choose from, 2100 S Ocean Lane and 2200 S Ocean Lane, both part of the same complex. At this point the confirmed details on waterfront positioning and amenities are still being gathered for each address, so rather than guess at what daily life looks like, the honest answer is: check each building's page for the specifics that matter to you, from setting to what's available on site.
What's clear is that Point of Americas isn't a single building but a pair of them, and each one stands as its own source of truth on things like layout and features. Since amenity lists haven't been confirmed for either building yet, it's worth going straight to each building's page for the full picture rather than assuming they mirror each other. That's the most useful way to get a real sense of which address fits what you're looking for.
Point of Americas I & II is 2 buildings. Units, height and waterfront exposure are reported for each building on its own line — they are never averaged into a single Point of Americas I & II figure.
Anything shared by every building is listed first. Where something belongs to specific buildings, it is labelled.