Condos for Sale in Birch Park Finger Streets, Fort Lauderdale

Birch Park Finger Streets is a small, primarily residential area in Fort Lauderdale with close access to the Intracoastal Waterway and a short drive to Fort Lauderdale Beach and downtown. Residents experience South Florida’s tropical climate—hot, humid summers, warm winters—and a seasonal risk of hurricanes and coastal flooding. Infrastructure is largely car-oriented with local bus service via Broward County Transit and nearby commercial corridors for shopping and dining. Safety and housing costs vary by block; consult current crime maps and real estate listings for precise, up-to-date details.

Specific, recent public pricing data for Birch Park Finger Streets is limited. The neighborhood is made up largely of canal-front single-family homes, and waterfront/canal areas in Fort Lauderdale typically command prices above the city median, so it is generally considered relatively expensive compared with non-waterfront parts of the city. As of 2025, Fort Lauderdale home prices and rents remain above the U.S. median, which contributes to higher local costs.

The area has a tropical climate with hot, humid summers (May–October) that bring frequent afternoon thunderstorms and the peak of the rainy/hurricane season (June–November). Summer daytime highs generally run about 88–92°F (31–33°C) with muggy nights, while winters are mild and drier with highs around 70–76°F (21–24°C) and lows near 58–65°F (14–18°C). Coastal sea breezes moderate temperatures but humidity is relatively high year‑round.

Neighborhood-level crime statistics for Birch Park Finger Streets are not broadly published; most public datasets report at the city or precinct level. For current, verifiable safety data consult the Fort Lauderdale Police Department’s interactive crime map and annual reports, and statewide FDLE or FBI crime statistics. Citywide reports and local police/community groups can provide context on recent trends and specific hotspots.