100 E Las Olas Boulevard 3804, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301
Fort Lauderdale, FL, 33301
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SoutheastFlorida.com Property Context
Property Snapshot
This Condominium in 100 LAS OLAS CONDO, Fort Lauderdale is currently offered at $1,649,000 with 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 1,867 sq ft of living area. Built in 2020, and the current asking price works out to about $883 per sq ft, and the MLS currently reports 61 days on market.
Key Property Facts
Property TypeCondominium
Subdivision100 LAS OLAS CONDO
Development100 LAS OLAS CONDO
CountyBroward
WaterfrontNo
Private PoolNo
Association Fee$2,614 Monthly
Original List Price$1,649,000
MLS IDB26050114
UpdatedJul 8, 2026
About This Property
38TH FLOOR TURNKEY! ENTIRE APARTMENT FURNISHED WITH RESTORATION HARDWARE! SUPER PRIME DOWNTOWN FORT LAUDERDALE LOCATION! NEXT DOOR TO HUIZENGA PARK! PANORAMIC VIEWS OF SOUTH FLORIDA ALL THAT WAY TO MIAMI! WATCH THE BOATH TRAFFIC ON THE NEW RIVER OR THE PLANES TAKING OFF! PRISTINE 3-BED (currently 2 Bed Plus Den), 3-BATH LOCATED IN THE HEART OF LAS OLAS! THIS RESIDENCE OFFERS 1,867 UNDER AIR OF REFINED LIVING SPACES AND 2 INCREDIBLE BALCONIES WHICH ARE. FULLY FURNISHED! GARAGE STALL. LIVE AN ELEVATED URBAN LIFESTYLE! BE PREPARED TO POP YOUR EARS ON THE WAY UP! PHOTOS DO NOT DO THE VIEWS JUSTICE! COME SEE FOR YOUR SELF TODAY!
What Stands Out
1 garage space
Association fee $2,614 Monthly
Built in 2020
61 days on market
Quick Payment Estimate
What might this home cost each month?
Starting rate:
6.66%
30 year fixed national average
· updated Aug. 27, 2026
Taxes, insurance, flood coverage and PMI are not included here.HOA / condo fee prefilled from MLSRate is editable and is not a lender quote.
Local Real Estate Context
About 100 LAS OLAS CONDO and Fort Lauderdale
The MLS record identifies this property with 100 LAS OLAS CONDO in Fort Lauderdale, Broward. For attached homes, buyers should compare association costs, included services, building age, amenities and any use restrictions along with the purchase price. The association fee shown in the MLS should be considered as part of the property’s ongoing ownership cost, not just the asking price.