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Luxury apartments near Brightline.
For residents who commute by rail rather than by I-95.
Which Fort Lauderdale apartments are near the Brightline station?
The Fort Lauderdale Brightline station sits on the northern edge of downtown near Flagler Village, so the buildings within a comfortable walk are concentrated in Flagler Village, the downtown core and the northern edge of the Las Olas area.
Brightline's Fort Lauderdale station sits on the northern edge of downtown, putting Miami, West Palm Beach, Boca Raton, Aventura and Orlando on a train rather than a highway. For anyone who splits time between South Florida cities, a walkable station changes which buildings make sense.
The buildings below sit in the downtown neighborhoods the station serves on foot. Each guide covers what is genuinely walkable from that address versus what requires a car.
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Frequently asked
- Where is the Fort Lauderdale Brightline station?
- It is on the northern edge of downtown Fort Lauderdale, adjacent to Flagler Village, with direct service south to Aventura and Miami and north to Boca Raton, West Palm Beach and Orlando.
- Can I live downtown without a car?
- Many downtown residents manage with rail, rideshare and the Sun Trolley, but the beach, the airport and most large-format shopping are easier with a car. It is realistic to be a one-car household downtown; it is harder to be a zero-car one.
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