Regency Park Fort lauderdale

809 Northeast 16th Avenue, Victoria Park, FL 33304

Regency Park brings 24 three-story townhomes to 809 Northeast 16th Avenue in Fort Lauderdale, in the Victoria Park neighbourhood just east of the city's core. The community is being developed by Regency Development Group and designed by Kobi Karp, a pairing with a long record in South Florida residential work. Residences offer three to four bedrooms with interior living space ranging from approximately 2,930 to 3,077 square feet, a footprint that puts these homes in the territory of a single-family house rather than an apartment. Each home includes a private two-car climate-controlled garage, ground-floor patios and landscaped rooftop terraces, giving owners three distinct outdoor conditions across as many levels. Interiors are finished to a luxury standard, with stone countertops, Armony Cucine kitchens, full Miele appliance packages including integrated coffee systems, and smart-home ready wiring. The integrated coffee system is a small detail that signals the level of specification: this is a developer fitting out the kitchen as a finished product rather than a shell awaiting a buyer's contractor. Resort-style amenities include a pool and spa, a fitness center, an outdoor kitchen and a coworking and lounge space, shared among only two dozen households, which keeps the pool deck civil on a Sunday. Victoria Park is an established Fort Lauderdale neighbourhood, which is why the community is being built as townhomes rather than as a tower: the form matches the streets it sits among. Delivery is expected in 2027, and the community is selling now, which gives buyers time to select a position within the site rather than accept what remains at the end of the schedule. A private two-car garage with climate control is a rare line item in Fort Lauderdale townhouse product, and it speaks to buyers who keep a second vehicle or a workshop's worth of tools.