$320,0001750 E Las Olas Boulevard #502, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301
1 bd · 1 ba · 625 sqft · On the market about 133 days · Active
Listing courtesy of Intercoastal Realty Inc · 954-467-1448 · BeachesMLS
Full disclosure: what this home really costs
12 of 12 answered from real sources. Anything not in the listing says so, and one tap asks Zach. Nothing here is guessed. Source: BeachesMLS listing, updated Oct 27, 2026, unless a row says otherwise.
- Price
- $320,000 · $512/sqft
- Property taxes
- $5,231/yr (2025 bill). A new owner's bill is reset from the sale price and is usually higher; Zach can pull the county estimate.
- HOA / condo fee
- $865/moFrom the listing, unconfirmed
- Fee covers
- Insurance, Maintenance Grounds, Security, Sewer, Trash, Water, Common Areas, Legal/Accounting, Pool Service
- Special assessments
- None listed
- Mandatory club / membership
- Not required per the MLS
- Insurance (estimate)
- About $1,816/yr (HO-6 condo policy, county average). Get a real quote before you offer.Florida OIR county average with wind, data as of Mar 31 2026
- Flood zone
- Zone AE: high-risk flood area, base flood elevation 7 ft. Lenders require flood insurance here; get a quote.FEMA flood map, checked Oct 29, 2026
- Year built
- 1958 · 8 stories
- Days on market
- About 133 days
- Price history (this listing)
- Listed Jun 22, 2026.
Details
- TypeCondo
- Beds1 bd
- Baths1
- Size625 sqft
- Year built1958
- Parking1 spaces
- PoolPrivate
- WaterfrontYes: No Fixed Bridge, Ocean Access, Canal Front, Navigable Water, Seawall, Canal Width 81-120 Feet
- ViewWater, Canal
- LaundryCommon Area, Laundry Room
- BuildingSeventeen Fifty Las Olas
- NeighborhoodSEVENTEEN FIFTY LAS OLAS CO-OP
- ZIP33301
- MLS #B26044107
- To the beachAbout 1.2 mi (straight line to the nearest ocean beach, OpenStreetMap; not a drive time)
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From the listing
Charming boutique building with only 20 units on water with pool, carport parking. Impact glass, updated bath and kitchen unit overlooks pool and waterfront. Building up to date on inspections and has a new roof. Secure entry, fantastic location!
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Florida risk facts
- Flood zone
- Zone AE: high-risk flood area. A FEMA Special Flood Hazard Area (about a 1% chance of flooding each year). Lenders require flood insurance for federally backed mortgages here. Source: FEMA National Flood Hazard Layer, checked Oct 29, 2026. This is a map lookup, not an official flood zone determination.
- Wind and building code
- Built in 1958, before the statewide Florida Building Code took effect in 2002. Ask for the wind mitigation report; it can lower insurance. My Safe Florida Home offers free inspections and grants when funded.
- Disclosure
- Florida sellers must give you a flood disclosure about known flood damage, insurance claims and federal assistance (§689.302).
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Condo health facts
- Building
- Seventeen Fifty Las Olas
- Year built
- 1958 (68 years old)
- Stories
- 8
- HOA / condo fee
- $865/mo (from the listing, unconfirmed)
- Fee covers
- Insurance, Maintenance Grounds, Security, Sewer, Trash, Water, Common Areas, Legal/Accounting, Pool Service
- Pets
- Yes, Breed Restrictions, Cats OK, Dogs OK, Number Limit, Size Limit, Pet Restric
- Milestone inspection
- This building is 68 years old. Florida requires a milestone structural inspection for condo buildings 3+ stories by Dec 31 of the year they turn 30 (local officials can require it at 25), then every 10 years. Ask Zach for the report.
- Reserve study (SIRS)
- Condo buildings 3+ stories must have a structural integrity reserve study. Look up the building's filing in the state condo database (DBPR) or ask Zach for the document pack.
Facts only, from the listing and state law. We don't grade buildings. How Florida's condo safety laws work.
Start an offer
- Pre-approval letter or proof of funds (cash)
- The price you'd offer and your deposit
- Financing type and closing date
- Inspection period you want (often 10-15 days)
- Condo documents review: Florida gives you a review period after you receive the association documents
- A signed buyer agreement with Zach (Florida practice before touring or offering)
Nothing here is a binding offer. Zach calls you, checks the comps and writes the contract with you.
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- Find it
Every home for sale and rent from the MLS, with the real monthly cost. Or tell Zach what you want and he looks for you. - Tour it
Same day when the listing side allows, in person or live video. - Afford it
Real Florida costs up front: taxes, HOA, insurance, flood zone, assessments. Buyers: pre-approval with a lender you choose. Renters: your renter résumé and documents in one place. - Make the offer or apply
Zach writes the offer or the application, negotiates, and handles the association approval. - Close or get the keys
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