Palm Aire

The origins of Palm Aire date back to the late 1950s with the creation of the iconic Palms Golf Course in 1959, which set the foundation for what would become one of Broward County’s most recognizable residential communities. Development flourished throughout the 1960s–1980s, ultimately forming a collection of distinct but interconnected sub-neighborhoods offering everything from classic condos to modernized townhomes and spacious single-family residences.

Palm Aire Condominiums

• Built primarily between the 1960s and late 1980s
• Numerous 1–3 bedroom floorplans
• Square footage typically ranges from 850 sq ft to over 2,500 sq ft
• Reinforced concrete construction with private balconies
• Many units overlook golf courses, lakes, or landscaped garden areas

Palm Aire Village (Fort Lauderdale)

• Primarily single-story CBS homes
• Built between early 1970s and early 1980s
• 2–4 bedroom layouts with open floorplans
• Large yards, screened patios, and mature landscaping
• No mandatory membership fees

The Oasis at Palm Aire (Pompano Beach)

• Gated entry community
• Contemporary Mediterranean architecture
• Homes typically 3–5 bedrooms
• 2,000–4,000+ sq ft floorplans
• Lakefront lots and lush landscaping
• Modern interior finishes