Welcome to the Seven Isles Homeowners Association
The Seven Isles Homeowners Association, Inc. is a non-profit corporation whose sole purpose is to promote the security of the Seven Isles Community.
Voluntary contributions of $400.00 per quarter pays for around the clock security, Fort Lauderdale police patrol, up keep of the security guardhouse, patrol vehicle, and general improvements to the Seven Isles community. The number of hours of active duty security varies with the number of residents who contribute each quarter.
Our security officers patrol the streets at various times of the day and night while not manning the guardhouse. This method has proven to deter as well as detect criminal activity. State of the art video surveillance cameras located at the singular entrance/exit of Seven Isles record all vehicular and pedestrian traffic entering the community. Although our security guards are not a substitute for the police (who should be called first in an emergency or to report crimes), their mere presence will send criminals elsewhere, making the Seven Isles community – historically speaking – the safest community in Fort Lauderdale!
Are you a new resident of the Seven Isles community? We certainly hope that you will join our association so that we can maintain the safety, property values and our general quality of life. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us, and welcome to Seven Isles!
President’s Message January 2026
Welcome 2026! I hope that all of our Seven Isles Member families enjoyed their holidays and created some great memories for years to come. I am optimistic about 2026 for our neighborhood.
First and foremost, 2026 is the Centennial Year of Seven Isles! Happy 100th Birthday!
Our neighborhood had its beginnings in 1926. W.F. Morang began dredging the canals in our community, first referred to as Lauderdale Isles and Lauderdale Shores. The Hurricane of 1926 temporarily derailed his plans, but development reestablished itself between 1928 and 1937. Our community has experienced waves of development…older 1950s homes were torn down for 1980s and 1990s homes, and now we see more modern development on our residential streets.
Moving forward towards the next century of Seven Isles, I have invited the Engineers from the City of Fort Lauderdale to make a presentation at our Annual HOA Meeting to outline the next steps going forward on the design of the undergrounding for Seven Isles. I urge all of you to attend our HOA Annual Meeting on February 5th at 7pm at All Saints Epispocal Church. Undergrounding is essential for our community. The utility poles are on average 40 years old…our location makes us especially vulnerable to severe weather events…our streets will just look better and increase our property values. We need to increase the resiliency of our community for the next 100 years. Please take a look at our website www.sevenislesunderground.com for a more comprehensive plan review.
Also, a reminder that you should take advantage of the early pay discount for the 2026 Dues. We MUST receive your payment NO LATER than January 31, 2026. Payment can be made by check or through Paypal or Credit Card on our website.
Wishing you all a very Happy, Healthy and Prosperous New Year!
Warmest Regards,
Robyn Lefcourt
President, Seven Isles HOA
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SEVEN ISLES MARKET UPDATE: STRONG MOMENTUM HEADING INTO 2026We are pleased to share exceptional news as we close out 2025: our neighborhood is experiencing the strongest market momentum we have seen in over two years. After a slower 2024, luxury buyers have returned with confidence, and Seven Isles properties are leading the way. The Numbers Tell the Story In just the past 90 days, we have personally closed over $32 million in Seven Isles […]
Donna Zalter Talks Real Estate – JanuaryIn the last month, I have had several buyers looking at Seven Isles. Our waterfront community, one of the only ones in Broward County with a Guard Gate, shines brightly amongst potential buyers. Although none of these clients have yet to pull the trigger, they are actively looking and are getting ready to do so. This is a much needed change from this time last year, when really, all we heard were crickets. As a long time realtor who sells throughout the Tri County South Florida […]
Alert and Oriented x4What Fort Lauderdale Families Need to Know About Legal Capacity. In Broward County courtrooms, scenes like the following are unfortunately frequent and commonplace: An adult child watches their mother struggle to answer a judge's questions about basic orientation. Six months earlier, there were signs: forgotten names, confused dates. “We'll handle the estate planning next month”, the family promised. […]
Charity Corner
In 1957, a group of Florida Sheriffs got together to discuss a need they saw in their communities. Young boys all over the state were getting into trouble with law enforcement. It was becoming apparent that these youth had no one in their lives to offer love, respect, and stability.
With $5,000 and a big dream, this group began a risky endeavor that would grow into something truly incredible: a home for boys who needed a family and community of supporters to help them grow into lawful, resilient and productive citizens.
Over 67 years later, the Youth Ranches is a statewide network of residential campuses and summer camps offering nationally recognized services to at-risk youth. To learn more and or to donate please click here.
