Point of Americas II
Step onto your balcony at Point of Americas and the day starts with the ocean right there in front of you. Ocean-facing residences catch the sunrise over the water, so your mornings begin with that first light on the Atlantic, and if you land on one of the opposite-facing residences, you get the flip side of the show: sunset settling over the city skyline. With direct ocean views, deeded beach access, and your own balcony, this is the kind of coastal living where the water isn't a backdrop, it's part of your daily routine.
Built in 1971 and rising 31 floors, this concrete-block (CBS) tower has that solid, established feel that comes with real waterfront history. Residences here range from 2 to 6 bedrooms and roughly 1,188 to 4,902 square feet, so there's real flexibility in layout and scale depending on what you're after. Inside, you'll find central air, tile flooring, a walk-in closet, and a full kitchen suite of appliances as standard, and many residences also bring in touches like a split bedroom layout, a pantry, or a Roman tub. Downstairs and around the grounds, you've got a fitness center, sauna, billiard room, bike storage, and a picnic area alongside the pool, plus a car wash area for when your ride needs a refresh. Some listings also point to a clubhouse, shuffleboard court, and even a café or bar on site, so ask about which of these your specific residence's building offerings include.
Getting around from here is easy, too. You're set up with convenient access to Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International, Miami International, and Palm Beach International airports, plus Port Everglades and PortMiami for cruising or sending guests off, and Brightline's Fort Lauderdale station keeps rail travel simple whenever you or your visitors want to skip the drive. Your HOA takes care of water, sewer, trash, pest control, structural maintenance, pool service, cable, and reserve funds, so a good chunk of the day-to-day upkeep is already handled. With security guard service on-site and garage, guest, and assigned parking available, Point of Americas gives you an oceanfront address that feels genuinely lived-in and cared for.
Picture starting your morning with the sunrise breaking over the Atlantic, coffee in hand on your own balcony, with deeded beach access putting the sand just steps from your door. At 2200 S Ocean Lane, life settles into an easy rhythm between direct ocean views and the practical comforts that make a place feel like yours: a full-size washer and dryer, a walk-in closet for your things, and central air to keep you comfortable through every season. If your residence catches the evening light instead, you get the city skyline glowing at sunset, a different but equally rewarding way to close out the day. Downstairs, the pool and picnic area invite you outside, while the fitness center, sauna, and billiard room give you options for staying in without ever leaving home.
Beyond the building itself, you're set up well for getting around the region. Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International, Miami International, and Palm Beach International airports are all within reach, Port Everglades and PortMiami serve the coast nearby, and Brightline's Fort Lauderdale station connects you into the broader rail network. Many residences here also come with extras like a library, community room, or clubhouse space, so it's worth checking what your specific floor plan includes. With on-site security staff and maintenance keeping things running smoothly, and an HOA that covers water, sewer, trash, and grounds upkeep, this is a home where the ocean does most of the talking and the details are already handled.
Point of Americas II Market Trends
50 closed sales on record at 2200 S Ocean Lane · Sep 2021 – Oct 2026 · from the MLS, by address
Point of Americas II 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 II Market Report
Over this 50-sale window, stretching from August 2021 through August 2026, Point of Americas II shows a total dollar volume of $65,256,000. Because the count spans roughly five years and many months carry only one, two, or three closings, the trend is best read broadly rather than month to month: early sales (2021-2022) mostly closed between $757,500 and $1,775,000, with per-square-foot figures in the $460-$824 range, while more recent closings (2025-2026) run higher, including a $4,000,000 sale in April 2026 at $1,098 per square foot and a four-sale month in August 2026 with a median close of $1,200,250 and average of $1,211,375 at $708 per square foot. The lowest median close in the window was $650,000 (January 2024) and the highest was $4,000,000 (April 2026), reflecting the wide range of unit types and sizes trading over this multi-year span.
Residences for Sale at Point of Americas II
View All Point of Americas II ListingsFrequently Asked Questions
- Does Point of Americas — 2200 S Ocean Lane allow pets?
- No, pets are not allowed at Point of Americas.
- Can you rent out a condo at Point of Americas — 2200 S Ocean Lane?
- Yes, leasing is permitted, though there are some restrictions to keep in mind. The minimum lease term is 185 days, and owners are limited to one lease per year.
- What do the HOA fees at Point of Americas — 2200 S Ocean Lane cover?
- The HOA fee, billed monthly, covers water, sewer, trash, pest control, maintenance of the grounds and building structure, pool service, reserve funds, common areas, and cable TV. Many listings also indicate it may include security, insurance, internet, elevator service, legal/accounting, and roof repairs, though buyers should confirm the exact scope for a given residence.
- Does Point of Americas — 2200 S Ocean Lane have boat dockage or water access?
- The building sits directly on the ocean with deeded beach access, so waterfront living is part of the deal here. Some listings also reference Intracoastal frontage and no fixed bridge access, though this isn't confirmed across all units.