The isles along East Las Olas Boulevard
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The City of Fort Lauderdale's neighbourhood-association map shows the Las Olas Isles Homeowners Association on isles south of East Las Olas Boulevard. North of the boulevard, the same map shows Nurmi Isles, Hendricks and Venice Isles, and Seven Isles as their own associations.
For neighbourhood records, see Las Olas Isles community intelligence and Fort Lauderdale waterfront intelligence.
On the Intracoastal Waterway
NOAA's U.S. Coast Pilot 4 records these points on the Intracoastal Waterway at Fort Lauderdale:
- Mile 1064.0: the Las Olas Boulevard bridge, a bascule span with a reported clearance of 24 feet at the centre.
- Mile 1065.9: the Southeast 17th Street bridge, a twin bascule span with an authorised clearance of 55 feet at the centre.
- Mile 1066.3: Port Everglades.
Source: NOAA Office of Coast Survey, U.S. Coast Pilot 4, 2026 (58th) Edition, chapter 12, weekly update of 25 October 2026.
From the isles to your Landing Plan
The Le Strand Landing Plan is a written, sequenced plan with dependencies and dates. Read more in Your Landing Plan.
Independent professionals deliver the immigration, tax, legal, school-admission, healthcare and banking advice; Le Strand coordinates it into the Landing Plan.
For a move from the United Kingdom or Israel, see UK → Florida and Israel → Florida.
How Le Strand works
Le Strand is a Private Landing Office for internationally mobile affluent and UHNW families establishing their lives in South Florida. The office brings together:
- A written Le Strand Landing Plan before any irreversible decision.
- Florida real estate representation delivered directly by Le Strand.
- Introductions to independent immigration counsel and tax advisers.
- Schools, healthcare, banking, logistics and integration in the correct order.
- Continuity after arrival.
Serena Orgin is a practising attorney admitted in New York and a Florida real estate broker. Independent professionals deliver the advice; Le Strand coordinates it into the Landing Plan.
For residences across the region, see South Florida ultra-luxury properties.
Questions about a Las Olas Isles landing
Can we compare Las Olas Isles with Miami or Palm Beach?
Yes. Miami Private Landing and Palm Beach Private Landing set out the Landing Plan for those places.
Which associations does the City of Fort Lauderdale map show along East Las Olas Boulevard?
The City of Fort Lauderdale's neighbourhood-association map shows the Las Olas Isles Homeowners Association on isles south of East Las Olas Boulevard. North of the boulevard, the same map shows Nurmi Isles, Hendricks and Venice Isles, and Seven Isles as their own associations. Le Strand brings the isle your family chooses into the Landing Plan.
Which Intracoastal Waterway points does NOAA's Coast Pilot record at Fort Lauderdale?
NOAA's U.S. Coast Pilot 4, 2026 (58th) Edition, records the Las Olas Boulevard bridge at Mile 1064.0, a bascule span with a reported clearance of 24 feet at the centre; the Southeast 17th Street bridge at Mile 1065.9, with an authorised clearance of 55 feet; and Port Everglades at Mile 1066.3.