Bomar’s proposed Fort Lauderdale megamansion hits market for $100M
Fort Lauderdale’s luxury market has crossed into the nonuple digits. Bomar Builders’ proposed megamansion with 548 feet of water frontage in the Las Olas neighborhood hit the market for $100 million, making it Broward County’s most-expensive listing, according to Zillow. The proposed 15,185-square-foot estate sits on a 0.92-acre lot at 708 Royal Plaza Drive. If completed as designed, it would be priced at $6,585 per square foot. Heather Lefka of Florida Luxurious Properties is the listing agent. The mansion is being designed by TAO in conjunction with Bomar Builders, according to the listing. The proposed estate has seven bedrooms, nine […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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