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Fort Lauderdale

History Fort Lauderdale was home to the Tequesta Indians for more than 1000 years before it was taken over by Spanish explorers. Ownership of Fort Lauderdale went from Spain, to the United Kingdom, then United States and the Confederate States of America a few times. It was considered the New River Settlement before any real development was started on the land in the 20th century. The lands development did not take place until the 20th century, as it became the United States major Naval air station to radar operators and train pilots. It has since become one of the most popular tourist attractions in the United States. Description Fort Lauderdale has some of the best rental homes in the area. Renters have a choice of town homes, waterfront homes or a deluxe high-rise apartment suite. Fort Laurderdale condo rentals are also situated by the water providing a private oasis for its residents. The city has a neighborhood recognition program as well. Because the city is so close to the Atlantic Ocean it has numerous beaches stretching seven miles long. Residents More than 152,397 people call Fort Lauderdale home. The highest percent of residents were around 32 years old with a median annual income of $37,887 for a single working adult while family households made $46,175. The poverty line is pretty low compared to the rest of the country at 17.7%, which includes individuals younger than 18 and older than 65 years of age. Fort Lauderdale rentals are easy to obtain if you know where to look. Rental Housing The city is abundant with places to rent. Most homes are close to the water. The most popular Fort Lauderdale homes for rent are town homes with a private courtyard or apartments on the beach. Younger renters are most interested in the Fort Lauderdale condos for rent. Apartments can cost around $945 for 851 sq. ft of living space while town homes on the waterfront will averages around $2,500 for 2,469 sq. ft of living space. Most of the homes are spacious with plenty of room to move around. Even simple living seems luxurious with incredible floor plans and close proximity to the beach for a stop on the beach before dinner or to catch a few waves before heading to work. The water welcomes you. Fun Stuff Fort Lauderdale does not disappoint residents with its wide range of activities and attractions. For those who do not scare easily is the Fort Lauderdale ghost tour. Guides give a tour of the most mysterious parts of the city teaching you a bit of history along the way. A Jungle Queen Riverboat cruise can be enjoyed on lazy weekends. Olas Blvd gives anyone a reason to shop with many boutiques and shops throughout. Potential residents will enjoy looking for apartment rentals Fort Lauderdale style with random stops for lunch or dinner at Timpano Italian Chophouse where seafood or steak is served fresh. Bargain hunters will be thrilled with the Swap Shop Flea Market offering great items at unbelievable prices.