Viceroy Residences Fort Lauderdale — A Hospitality-First Tower in the Heart of the City
Viceroy Residences Fort Lauderdale: A Hospitality-First Tower in the Heart of the City
Naftali Group brings 251 branded residences and 30,000 square feet of amenities to downtown Fort Lauderdale — anchored by a signature restaurant and private members club from the team behind Delilah and The Nice Guy.
Most branded residences sell a view. Viceroy Residences Fort Lauderdale is selling a social life. Rising 45 stories in the heart of downtown, it is the city's first Viceroy-branded condominium and the only hospitality-branded residential development in downtown Fort Lauderdale — a distinction that says less about the address and more about the way it's designed to be lived in.
Developed by Naftali Group, the globally recognized real estate firm, and exclusively represented by Douglas Elliman, the roughly 500-foot tower holds 251 one- to four-bedroom residences at one of the most coveted crossroads in the city — between Flagler Village and Las Olas Boulevard. To get oriented in the area first, explore our coverage of South Florida's newest luxury residences.
"As Fort Lauderdale evolves into a global destination, the tower is poised to redefine urban living through a seamless convergence of residences, dining, and culture."
That convergence is the whole thesis. With more than 30,000 square feet of amenities and services designed to blend home, wellness and social life, Viceroy positions itself as both a residential address and a citywide destination — a place where the building's front door and the city's nightlife are effectively the same threshold.
A tower built by a serious design team
The architecture is by Arquitectonica, the internationally recognized firm whose work has shaped much of South Florida's modern skyline, with interiors by Rockwell Group — the studio known for pairing theatrical hospitality design with residential warmth. The 251 homes are conceived with expansive terraces and floor-to-ceiling glass, oriented to make the most of downtown light and long city-and-water views.
Layouts run from one to four bedrooms, giving the building a broader mix than the ultra-boutique towers rising on the beach — a deliberate choice that opens the Viceroy lifestyle to a wider range of buyers, from pied-à-terre owners to full-time residents. Atop the tower, a limited penthouse collection sets the ceiling: priced from $8.8 million to $10.4 million, with one combined penthouse listed at $20 million, and offering Flagler Village's only private rooftop hot tubs.
The h.wood Group brings the nightlife inside
The centerpiece of the amenity program is a partnership that turns heads even in a market crowded with branded projects. Viceroy has tapped The h.wood Group — the Los Angeles hospitality company behind Delilah, The Nice Guy and Harriet's — to create a signature restaurant and an exclusive private members club inside the building. Designed by Built Inc., the combined concepts span more than 15,000 square feet and serve both residents and the public, anchoring the tower as a genuine social destination rather than a quiet lobby bar.
It doesn't stop at the restaurant. The amenity collection layers in curated dining and event spaces, the resident-only Port Lounge & Bar, a wine and sound bar, a karaoke room, and a screening room — a program built for the way people actually want to entertain. Owners also receive Viceroy's curated global lifestyle experiences, from access to sporting and fashion events to behind-the-scenes cultural tours.
Viceroy Residences Fort Lauderdale at a glance
- Location
- Heart of downtown Fort Lauderdale, between Flagler Village & Las Olas Boulevard
- Developer
- Naftali Group · Viceroy Hotels & Resorts brand
- Architect
- Arquitectonica
- Interiors
- Rockwell Group
- Scale
- 45 stories · ~500 feet · 251 residences
- Residences
- One to four bedrooms, plus a penthouse collection
- Amenities
- 30,000+ sq ft — dining, wellness & social
- Dining & Club
- Signature restaurant & private members club by The h.wood Group
- Penthouses
- From ~$8.8M to $10.4M (combined PH listed at $20M)
- Marketing
- Douglas Elliman
Resort living, downtown
Beyond the club and restaurant, the wellness and leisure program is built for year-round waterfront living without leaving the building. Resort-style pools and a beach club anchor the outdoor amenities, framed by spaces designed around dining, wellness and connection. It is the resort experience relocated to the center of the city — the kind of programming that, until recently, buyers had to leave downtown to find.
The location amplifies all of it. Sitting between Flagler Village's arts-and-dining energy and the boutiques and restaurants of Las Olas Boulevard, the tower puts residents inside Fort Lauderdale's most walkable stretch — with the beach and Intracoastal a short drive east.
Why it matters for buyers
Viceroy arrives as Fort Lauderdale cements its evolution into a national luxury destination. As the city's downtown densifies with design-forward towers, a hospitality-branded residence with a marquee dining-and-club program and a serious architectural team is exactly the kind of address that signals a market's maturity — and, historically, holds value as a neighborhood's social center of gravity.
There are trade-offs worth naming. This is a new-construction branded residence, which carries premium pricing and association fees for the hospitality and service that define it, plus the usual risk that timelines and specifications evolve. A hospitality-first building with a public restaurant and members club also means more activity than a purely private tower — a feature for buyers who want the energy, a consideration for those who prize seclusion. But for buyers who want their home to double as a social destination, few addresses in South Florida pair this level of brand, design and nightlife under one roof.
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