Point of Americas I
Wake up to the sunrise pouring over the Atlantic, right from your own balcony. At Point of Americas, the ocean isn't a backdrop, it's your front yard, with deeded beach access putting the sand just steps from home. Residences facing the water start your day with that sunrise glow, while the opposite-facing homes settle into evening with sunsets over the city skyline. Built in 1969 and rising 25 floors, this is a building with real presence on the coastline, and with direct ocean views from so many residences, the water is part of daily life here, not just something you glimpse.
Inside, you'll find the kind of layout flexibility that lets you actually choose how you live, with residences ranging from 1 to 4 bedrooms and approximately 1,009 to 3,176 square feet. Every home comes with the practical comforts you want as standard, dishwasher, washer and dryer, central air, walk-in closets, so you can move in and settle without a punch list. When you want to stretch beyond your own four walls, the building gives you a fitness center, sauna, library, and bike storage, plus a pool, picnic area, and car wash area outside. Many residences also come with extras like a private den or foyer, and some have water views stretching toward the Intracoastal, so it's worth seeing what's available when you look.
Living at Point of Americas also means easy access to the wider South Florida coast. You're within reach of Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International, Miami International, and Palm Beach International airports, so getting guests in or heading out yourself is never a hassle, and with Port Everglades and PortMiami nearby, cruise days start close to home. The Brightline station in Fort Lauderdale adds another easy way to move around the region without the drive. With on-site security staff, maintenance, and an HOA that covers the essentials, from water and sewer to pool service and grounds, this is a place where the ocean lifestyle comes with genuine ease.
Picture your mornings at 2100 S Ocean Lane: coffee on the balcony as the sun comes up over the Atlantic, the water right there in front of you with a direct ocean view that never gets old. This is a building where the ocean is the whole point — deeded beach access puts the sand within easy reach, and the pool and picnic area give you a place to unwind without ever leaving home. Inside, residences come with the everyday comforts already sorted: washer and dryer, dishwasher, central air, walk-in closets, so settling in feels easy from day one. And if you land in one of the opposite-facing residences, you get the flip side of that same ocean life — evening skies over the city as the sun sets, a nice bookend to a day spent by the water.
Beyond the unit itself, the building takes care of the details: a fitness center, sauna, library, and bike storage for your everyday routine, plus on-site maintenance and a security guard for peace of mind. Many residences here also enjoy touches like an attended lobby or garage parking, so ask about specifics on the one you're considering. Getting around the region is straightforward too, with Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood, Miami, and Palm Beach International airports all serving the area, Port Everglades and PortMiami nearby for cruising or shipping, and the Brightline's Fort Lauderdale station keeping you connected up and down the coast. With residence sizes ranging from approximately 1,009 to 3,176 square feet and layouts from one to four bedrooms, there's a real range of ways to live oceanfront here.
- Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International Airport (FLL)Travel320 Terminal Dr, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33315
One of the closest airport-to-beach commutes in South Florida, just south past the port — easy for owners and guests alike.
- Bahia Mar MarinaMarinas & Yachting801 Seabreeze Blvd, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316
A full-service marina just up the beach and the longtime home of the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show — the heart of the city's yachting scene.
- Fort Lauderdale BeachBeaches & ParksS Fort Lauderdale Beach Blvd (A1A), Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316
Deeded beach access puts the Atlantic sand steps from the lobby — miles of walkable oceanfront at the door.
Point of Americas I Market Trends
50 closed sales on record at 2100 S Ocean Lane · May 2022 – Oct 2026 · from the MLS, by address
Point of Americas I right now — 11 closed sales in the last 12 months. Too few sales here for a meaningful year-over-year comparison, so none is shown.
Point of Americas I Market Report
Across the 50 most recent closed sales at Point of Americas I, a window stretching from April 2022 through May 2026, total dollar volume reached $50,447,950. Median closing prices across that span ranged from $525,000 to $1,725,000, and average closing prices ranged similarly, from $560,000 up to $1,725,000. Median price per square foot moved between $416 and $798 over the same period, without a single steady direction. The two most recent months on record, April and May 2026, brought five and three closings respectively, with median prices of $845,000 and $840,000 and average prices of $1,044,000 and $1,010,000.
Residences for Sale at Point of Americas I
View All Point of Americas I ListingsFrequently Asked Questions
- Does Point of Americas — 2100 S Ocean Lane allow pets?
- No, pets are not allowed at Point of Americas.
- Can you rent out a condo at Point of Americas — 2100 S Ocean Lane?
- Yes, leasing is permitted, with a minimum lease term of 180 days and a limit of one lease per year.
- What do the HOA fees at Point of Americas — 2100 S Ocean Lane cover?
- The HOA fee covers trash, sewer, water, pest control, maintenance of the grounds and structure, reserve funds, common areas, and pool service.
- Does Point of Americas — 2100 S Ocean Lane have boat dockage or water access?
- The building sits directly on the ocean with deeded beach access. Some listings also note ocean access with no fixed bridge, though this isn't confirmed across every listing.