Pier Sixty-Six Phase 2: 339 Residences in Fort Lauderdale

In May 2026, Tavistock Development Company unveiled Phase 2 of Pier Sixty-Six, a mixed-use expansion planned for about eight acres surrounding the landmark waterfront destination at 2301 SE 17th Street in Fort Lauderdale. According to Florida YIMBY and the South Florida Business Journal, the proposal calls for four 23-story towers rising 270 feet, yielding 339 residences, along with office space, retail, restaurants, structured parking, expanded marina facilities, and new public waterfront amenities. Plans are set to be submitted in summer 2026.

The eight-acre development area is split between a 1.4-acre parcel north of SE 17th Street and a 6.6-acre parcel to the south. One tower is planned for the north parcel and three on the south, all east of the 17th Street Causeway Bridge, extending the Pier Sixty-Six campus onto the parcels surrounding the recently completed resort and residences. The residential program is spread across the four buildings: Building A on the north parcel holds 101 residences, while Buildings B, C, and D on the south hold 90, 75, and 73 respectively. Ground-floor retail and restaurant space runs throughout, with office space on the second level of each building above the podiums.

Phase 2 follows the January 2025 reopening of Pier Sixty-Six after a multi-year redevelopment of the historic 32-acre waterfront property. That first phase restored the landmark tower and introduced a 325-room resort, 88 private residences, marina improvements, and a collection of dining, retail, and public waterfront amenities. The site sits in the Harbor Beach district at the gateway to the beach, two miles from Port Everglades and three miles from Fort Lauderdale Airport, with a marina of 164 slips and 5,000 linear feet of dockage that accommodates vessels up to 400 feet in what the developer calls the yachting capital of the world.

A defining piece of the proposal is the public waterfront. Tavistock plans to complete and expand the waterfront promenade and to carve out roughly one acre on the south side of the property for a new water basin, expanding marina access while increasing publicly accessible waterfront frontage. The plan also adds grocery, retail, and dining space, enhanced marina facilities, mobility improvements, and room for future public art. One notable element is a new community gathering space beneath the 17th Street bridge, planned in partnership with the City of Fort Lauderdale and the Florida Department of Transportation, turning an underused area into a public amenity that links both sides of the waterfront.

Phase 2 is in the proposal stage, so pricing and a residential sales timeline were not public at the unveiling. The first phase delivered 88 private residences, which gives a sense of the quality bar on the campus. This is not a luxury Miami pre-construction tower, my core focus, but it is a meaningful Fort Lauderdale waterfront project, and I track it for clients weighing Broward. If you want to understand how Pier Sixty-Six Phase 2 fits a buying or investment plan anywhere in South Florida, call me at 305-964-8614 or visit the contact page.