Condos for Sale in Beverly Heights, Fort Lauderdale

Beverly Heights is a small, primarily residential neighborhood within Fort Lauderdale; detailed neighborhood-level public profiles are limited. Residents use city amenities—beaches, downtown services, and Broward County Transit—for shopping, work, and recreation. The area shares Fort Lauderdale’s tropical climate with hot, humid summers, mild winters, and a June–November hurricane season. Cost of living and safety generally align with Fort Lauderdale averages but can vary by block; up-to-date, block-level crime or housing data is not provided here.

Neighborhood-level pricing data for Beverly Heights is limited in public datasets as of 2025, so precise cost comparisons are not readily verifiable. Fort Lauderdale’s housing market generally remains above the U.S. median, and areas nearer downtown or the waterfront typically command higher prices. For current, verifiable pricing, consult recent MLS listings or local real estate market reports.

Beverly Heights has a tropical climate with hot, humid summers and warm, relatively drier winters, and a pronounced wet season from about May/June through October. Summer highs typically reach the upper 80s–low 90s°F (30–34°C) with frequent afternoon thunderstorms and high humidity; winter highs average mid-70s°F (23–24°C) and lows around the mid-60s°F (≈18°C). Annual rainfall is concentrated in the summer months and hurricane season runs June–November with peak risk in August–September; freezes are extremely rare.

Neighborhood-level crime data specific to Beverly Heights in Fort Lauderdale, FL is limited in national datasets and can fluctuate year to year. Fort Lauderdale overall reports higher-than-national-average rates of violent and property crime per FBI/UCR and local police statistics, though safety varies block-by-block. For current, verifiable information about Beverly Heights, consult the Fort Lauderdale Police Department crime map, Broward County crime statistics, or recent local community reports.