That may be a blessing in disguise for the better. My brother lives in Broward County & i was there on vocation for 3 weeks. Really enjoy it.😅

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Is Ft Lauderdale safe though?

Yes i agree fort lauderdale not so busy like Miami , alot of places to see

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A lot more good, than bad. Been here 18 years and its a very safe and neat looking city. No tent cities and dirt/trash on the streets. You may see panhandlers at some places, but by and large the city is kept very clean. I am sure there would be some sketchy areas. I just havent seen any/many. So you wouldn't find trouble unless you go looking for it. If you plan on living, there are many 'more' affordable places in the suburbs. Actually a lot of very attractive little towns all around broward county that seamlessly mesh and melt into one another. Some of these can be 30 minutes from downtown Fort Lauderdale [both to the north and south of Fort Lauderdale proper], but you get more affordable housing options with the same nice, neat organized setup. The good news is whereever you go - north or south - there is a beach/beach town eastward some 10 to 20 minutes from where you live [without having to drive 30 to 40 minutes to the Fort Lauderdale beach]. you could even look further north [Deerfield beach is a great location and a very nice quaint beach, that not many from downtown fort Lauderdale visit]. Pompano Beach is another pretty quaint beach which underwent a lot of upgrades including a Pier out into the sea and nice eateries nearby. Margate and Tamarac are other little quaint good towns/cities that look pretty cool. Coral Springs is a very nice city but spread out more than Margate [which is a self contained city where almost every amenity is walking distance]. Sunrise, Plantation, Lauderdale by the sea are little cities/towns not far from downtown Fort Lauderdale with some nice housing options. Other great areas to the south of Fort Lauderdale are Hollywood, Davie, Weston etc. Davie and Weston do have several horse communities too. Overall Davie and Weston could have some pricier/upper class home communities. Lighthouse point is a unique coastal little city where the old world charm snuggles with modern attractions. Dania Beach and Wilton Manors should also find eminent mention in uniquely quaint charming towns. Hallandale Beach is another big city in its own right with a unique identity of its own. It feels part Fort Lauderdale and part Miami in terms of vibes, though it clearly is neither. It is truly the city that stands between Greater Fort lauderdale and the Miami Suburbs. Hallandale Beach is a self contained city and has most everything ... Casinos, watersports/AquaShop, Night clubs, Broadwalk, restaurants and breakfast nooks, Daily 2 hr long boat rides to Bimini in Bahamas, boat rides to Fort Lauderdale or Miami, Horse racing parks. You name it and Hallandale Beach has it all. Hollywood, the city just north of Hallandale, also boasts of a great broadwalk which is an experience/outing in itself with hundreds of shops and eateries and other activities on one side and the ocean on the other. Overall in Broward there are several Casinos and you could also chance upon racetrack [horse/dog racing]. Some Casinos have great breakfast/brunch options. Also there are a lot of good seaside/canal side coffee shops and restaurants too. Water taxis and boat rides abound. The worlds largest collection of Butterflies [Butterfly world] is in the suburbs of Fort Lauderdale as are alligator sighting rides/hovercraft on the everglades. There are several areas to catch glimpses of wildlife including Manatees as well.

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me too, but it's still on my list. It's not a law to not own a yacht.

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It is. So a) rent and b) rent high up if possible. I walked through knee-deep water for 3 days just last week.