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Condo apartments in Fort Lauderdale, Broward County, FL · built 1988

Hawaiian Palms

5025-5075 NW 36 St, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33319

Built 1988 Condo apartments
Records last updated Aug 2026 · Sources: FL DOR Statewide Cadastral · County records · FEMA Is this your building? Request a correction

Overview

Hawaiian Palms is a garden-style community known for its quiet atmosphere and peaceful location. Recent changes in management have brought noticeable improvements in maintenance responsiveness and cleanliness, addressing historic concerns about pest control and property upkeep. While parking regulations and towing policies remain points of frequent discussion among visitors and occupants, the community offers spacious layouts and attentive on-site staff. Long-term considerations include ongoing attention to shared amenities and property infrastructure.

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At a glance

Facts, not verdicts
Records verified 2 of 4
Structure
Built 1988
Flood
Being verified
Wind
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Reviews
5 themes

Hawaiian Palms — structure & age

Stories Being verified
Year built 1988 Source: County property records
Structure type Being verified

What is the flood risk at Hawaiian Palms?

Flood and wind exposure for this building are being verified from FEMA and county records.

Permits & activity

Permit activity is being compiled from the county building department index.

What residents say about living at Hawaiian Palms

What works

Responsive managementWell maintainedQuietGood location

What doesn't

Unresponsive managementDeferred maintenanceElevator outagesPool closuresSecurity lapsesParking shortageStrict rules enforcement

Ongoing, not one-off

  • Maintenance — raised repeatedly, 2021-2026
  • Parking — raised repeatedly, 2018-2026
  • Management responsiveness
  • Rules enforcement

Recently addressed

Maintenance

Criticized in earlier reviews, then improved.

Aggregated from public reviews. No individuals are named.

Frequently asked

Is Hawaiian Palms safe to live in?

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