Townhouse for Sale in Riverland Village, Fort Lauderdale

Riverland Village is a residential, mid-century neighborhood west of downtown Fort Lauderdale with a mix of single-family homes and low-rise apartments, and a network of canals and tree-lined streets. It has quick access to downtown amenities, I-95 and major arterials, local Broward County Transit routes, and is a short drive to Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International Airport and area hospitals. Housing and rental costs are generally lower than beachfront areas but above the U.S. average; crime rates and localized flood risk vary by block, so checking current crime maps and flood-zone designations is recommended.

Generally moderately priced within Fort Lauderdale, Riverland Village is more affordable than beachfront and central-downtown neighborhoods such as Las Olas and Victoria Park. Median single-family home and condo sale prices in 2024–2025 were typically below the city’s median, and rental rates are mid-range for Fort Lauderdale. For exact current prices consult local MLS listings or Broward County property records.

Riverland Village has a tropical climate with hot, humid summers and warm, relatively drier winters. The wet season runs roughly May–October with frequent afternoon thunderstorms and the Atlantic hurricane season from June–November. Typical summer highs are near 90°F (≈32°C) and winter lows average around 60–65°F (≈15–18°C); annual precipitation is about 60–65 inches (≈1,500–1,650 mm).

Up-to-date, street-level crime data for Riverland Village are published by the Broward County Sheriff's Office, the Fort Lauderdale Police Department, and the Florida Department of Law Enforcement. Public crime-mapping tools and local reports in recent years show periods when parts of the neighborhood experienced higher property- and sporadic violent-crime rates than Fort Lauderdale citywide averages. For current safety conditions, consult those official crime maps, recent local news, and community watch groups before making decisions.