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Prices: $255,000 - $580,000
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Square Feet: 950 - 1,750 sqft
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Residences: 1 & 2 Bedrooms
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Maintenance: 0.45 per ft2 ($ 4.84)
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Olympus

Olympus is the boater's high-rise of Hallandale Beach: an 18-story bayfront condominium at 600 Three Islands Blvd, completed in 1975, where a private marina and boat dock sit steps from the lobby. Condos for sale at Olympus appeal to buyers who want genuine Intracoastal waterfront living at a fraction of oceanfront prices, while units for rent at Olympus move steadily thanks to the resort grounds and Three Islands location. Generous floor plans, wraparound water views, and a full amenity deck make this a practical primary residence or seasonal getaway minutes from Gulfstream Park, Aventura, and the beach.

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Olympus

Olympus is the boater's high-rise of Hallandale Beach: an 18-story bayfront condominium at 600 Three Islands Blvd, completed in 1975, where a private marina and boat dock sit steps from the lobby. Condos for sale at Olympus appeal to buyers who want genuine Intracoastal waterfront living at a fraction of oceanfront prices, while units for rent at Olympus move steadily thanks to the resort grounds and Three Islands location. Generous floor plans, wraparound water views, and a full amenity deck make this a practical primary residence or seasonal getaway minutes from Gulfstream Park, Aventura, and the beach.

Olympus Frequently Asked Questions

❯ Where exactly is Olympus located?

The tower stands at 600 Three Islands Blvd in Hallandale Beach, on the Intracoastal side of the Three Islands peninsula — quiet and residential, yet minutes from Hallandale Beach Boulevard, Gulfstream Park, and the ocean beaches.

❯ What makes Olympus a fit for boaters?

The complex has its own private marina and boat dock with bay-front slips and ocean access — a rare amenity at this price point. Owners can keep a boat on site instead of paying for an outside marina, and nearly every residence looks out over the water. If waterfront access matters more to you than sand at your doorstep, that is the core appeal here.

❯ When was the building constructed, and how tall is it?

The tower was completed in 1975 and rises 18 stories. Like many well-kept 1970s concrete buildings in South Florida, it offers larger-than-average floor plans and solid construction, and buyers should review the association's latest milestone inspection and reserve reports as part of due diligence.

❯ Which amenities come with the building?

Residents get a heated pool, sauna, exercise room, tennis courts, billiard room, barbecue areas, doorman and guard service, secured garage parking, and a clubhouse. Fees typically cover building exterior, common areas, elevators, security, cable, water, and trash.

❯ Can I rent out my unit, and are there restrictions?

The building has an active long-term rental market, with association approval required and minimum lease terms that have varied over time — some listings cite 180-day minimums with two leases per year. Investors should confirm the current rental policy, approval timeline, and fees with the association before purchasing.

❯ Why choose Three Islands over an oceanfront tower?

Value. Bayfront condos on Three Islands generally trade at a meaningful discount to direct-oceanfront buildings while still delivering water views, marina access, and quick drives to the beach. For buyers prioritizing space, amenities, and carrying costs over a beachfront address, the math is compelling.

Key Facts

  • Address: 600 Three Islands Blvd, Hallandale Beach, FL 33009
  • Neighborhood: Three Islands (Intracoastal/bayfront)
  • Stories: 18
  • Year completed: 1975

Boating and Bayfront Living at Olympus

Three Islands was developed as a waterfront enclave, and this tower takes full advantage of it. The bay-front setting means calm-water views, spectacular sunsets over the Intracoastal, and that private marina — the single amenity that separates this building from most 1970s high-rises nearby. Slip availability and fees are managed through the marina, so boating buyers should verify current terms.

Day to day, the grounds feel like a resort: mature landscaping, a heated pool deck, tennis courts, and barbecue areas give residents plenty of reasons to stay on property. Similar bayfront buildings nearby include Ocean Marine Yacht Club, Hallandale's luxury marina tower on the ocean side of the waterway.

Resale and Rental Outlook

Because this tower is established and affordable relative to newer towers, both the for-sale and for-rent markets stay active. Sellers benefit from steady demand among first-time waterfront buyers and downsizers; landlords benefit from tenants who want water views without oceanfront rents. As with any older building, review the budget, reserves, and pending assessments — and confirm current lease rules if rental income is part of your plan.

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Features

Building Features
  • Resort-style swimming pool
  • Private marina
  • Boat dock
  • Billiard room
  • Gym
  • Sauna
  • Laundry facilities
  • Tennis courts
Residence Features
  •  Granite Countertops,
  • Tile
  • Wood Floors
  • Split Floor Plans
  • Eat-in kitchens

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