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Thinking about moving to Fort Lauderdale? Before you pack your bags, there are a few things you should know about life here—some of which might surprise you. In this video, I’ll share 5 key things to know about living in Fort Lauderdale, from local laws to lifestyle quirks that make this city unique.

First, let’s clear up a common misconception: alcohol is not allowed on the beach unless you’re in a designated private hotel area. While you can’t sip cocktails directly on the sand, Fort Lauderdale makes up for it with plenty of amazing waterfront bars and restaurants just steps away.

Second, one of the best parts of living here is the endless events and festivals. From the world-famous Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show to art festivals, concerts, and food & wine events, there’s always something happening—especially in the cooler winter months.

Third, be prepared: Florida winters can feel colder than you expect. While 50 degrees might not sound bad, after living in the sun year-round, you’ll find yourself reaching for sweaters and jackets.

Fourth, your body will adjust to the heat. At first, the humidity feels overwhelming, but over time you’ll adapt. Before long, you’ll catch yourself saying it feels chilly when it’s 70 degrees outside.

Finally, Fort Lauderdale is about more than just beaches—it’s a lifestyle city. Once you know these little details, settling in becomes much smoother. Whether you’re here for the sun, the festivals, or the laid-back vibe, Fort Lauderdale quickly feels like home.

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