Venetian Isles

It's a strong fit for buyers who value waterfront living and outdoor space, with 20 waterfront and 31 pool homes among current listings. Families also benefit from assignment to the Nova school cluster, including Nova Dwight D. Eisenhower Elem. It's a quieter, established corner of Lighthouse Point rather than a busy commercial district.

Yes — it sits at the higher end of the market, with a median list price of $1,992,500 and 34 of 48 active listings priced above $1 million. Prices span widely, from $84,500 to $13,900,000, so there's meaningful variation between interior and premium waterfront lots. The average price works out to about $774 per square foot.

Active listings carry a median asking price of $1,992,500, while homes that actually sold over the past 12 months closed at a median of $1,320,000. With median home size around 2,056 square feet, the neighborhood averages roughly $774 per square foot. That gap between list and sold prices reflects the negotiating room in this market.

It's a measured market with 48 active listings and 19 homes sold in the past year. Listings take their time — a median of about 100 days on market — and sellers are accepting around 91% of asking on average. You can track new inventory and price changes on the live map.

Median annual property tax runs about $9,257, in line with the neighborhood's higher home values. There's no meaningful HOA figure reported here, so most homes are individually owned without a community association fee. For renters, the median rent sits around $2,138 per month.