Here is the math that makes Prince George interesting: recent sales around $160 to $185 per square foot, in a city averaging nearly $300. This 20-story, 249-residence oceanfront tower at 1865 S Ocean Drive, completed in 1974, sits directly across from South City Beach Park — which means many units get the park’s green foreground with the Atlantic behind it. It is not a luxury tower and does not pretend to be; it is a doorman building with a pool, secured parking, and Intracoastal-to-ocean views at the lowest beachfront entry price on this stretch of Hallandale Beach. Buyers...
Here is the math that makes Prince George interesting: recent sales around $160 to $185 per square foot, in a city averaging nearly $300. This 20-story, 249-residence oceanfront tower at 1865 S Ocean Drive, completed in 1974, sits directly across from South City Beach Park — which means many units get the park’s green foreground with the Atlantic behind it. It is not a luxury tower and does not pretend to be; it is a doorman building with a pool, secured parking, and Intracoastal-to-ocean views at the lowest beachfront entry price on this stretch of Hallandale Beach. Buyers and renters chasing value keep finding their way here.
Age and simplicity. A 1974 building without the resort-scale amenity program of its neighbors trades at a discount — recent one-bedrooms have closed in the low-$200s. You are buying the location and the view, not the lifestyle package, and the per-square-foot math reflects that honestly.
South City Beach Park — public beach access, green space, and unobstructed sightlines. Being across from the park rather than behind another building protects the view corridor for east-facing units in a way few older towers can claim.
Yes — a doorman building with a secured lobby and elevator, card entry, and secured garage parking. For a value-priced vintage tower, the staffing level is a genuine plus.
East-facing residences take in the Atlantic over the park; many units also catch Intracoastal views to the west. Upper floors get the full panoramic treatment — the classic Hallandale Beach high-rise payoff.
Leasing is permitted and rentals appear regularly — the low purchase prices make the rent math attractive for investors. Minimum lease terms vary under current HOA rules, so confirm the details before buying as a landlord.
The standard vintage checklist: association reserves, special-assessment history, insurance, and concrete-restoration records. Prince George’s appeal is price, so go in with eyes open — prioritize renovated units with impact glass and review the building’s milestone documentation.
Prince George exists for a specific buyer: the one who ran the numbers on new Hallandale Beach construction, winced, and started looking at what $200K–$300K actually buys on the sand. The answer is a spacious 1970s one- or two-bedroom with a real balcony, a doorman downstairs, and the Atlantic across the street. Recent closings — 1,300-square-foot units in the $207K–$232K range — tell the story. It will not impress anyone at a dinner party; it will impress your accountant.
The park-front position is Prince George’s quiet superpower: protected views, public beach access steps away, and green space instead of a parking lot out front. North and south along S Ocean Drive sit larger resort-style neighbors — compare with Plaza Towers or Parker Tower — but none match this entry price. City overview: Hallandale Beach.
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| Unit | Price | FT2 (M2) | $/SF |
| 6c | $219,900 | 1300 (120 m2) | $169 |
| 2G | $225,000 | 1300 (120 m2) | $173 |
| 2D | $259,000 | 1300 (120 m2) | $199 |
| 11J | $299,000 | 1300 (120 m2) | $230 |
| 17h | $299,900 | 1300 (120 m2) | $231 |
| 11L | $319,999 | 1300 (120 m2) | $246 |
| 6H | $349,900 | 1300 (120 m2) | $269 |
| 17C | $359,000 | 1300 (120 m2) | $276 |
| 11N | $359,900 | 1300 (120 m2) | $277 |
| 16B | $378,000 | 1300 (120 m2) | $291 |
| 17 N | $444,900 | 1300 (120 m2) | $342 |
| 15B | $449,000 | 1300 (120 m2) | $345 |
| Unit | Price | FT2 (M2) | $/SF |
| 21A | $620,000 | 2325 (215 m2) | $267 |
| Unit | Price | FT2 (M2) | $/SF |
| 21c | $975,000 | 2812 (261 m2) | $347 |
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| Unit | Price | FT2 (M2) | $/SF |
| 15C | $2,300 | 1300 (120 m2) | $2 |
| 4C | $2,300 | 1300 (120 m2) | $2 |
| 14N | $3,300 | 1300 (120 m2) | $3 |
| Unit | Price | FT2 (M2) | $/SF | Sale Date |
| 15L | $220,000 | 1300 ft2 (120 m2) | $169 | 07/10/2026 |
| 14M | $207,000 | 1300 ft2 (120 m2) | $159 | 05/01/2026 |
| 19E | $298,000 | 1710 ft2 (158 m2) | $174 | 02/02/2026 |
| 10B | $232,500 | 1300 ft2 (120 m2) | $179 | 01/20/2026 |
| 11I | $225,000 | 1217 ft2 (113 m2) | $185 | 12/10/2025 |
| Unit | Price | FT2 (M2) | $/SF | Rented Date |
| 20H | $2,250 | 1300 ft2 (120 m2) | $2 | 09/01/2026 |
| 12L | $2,200 | 1300 ft2 (120 m2) | $2 | 07/01/2026 |
| 2B | $1,950 | 1300 ft2 (120 m2) | $2 | 06/19/2026 |
| 9I | $2,000 | 1217 ft2 (113 m2) | $2 | 04/09/2026 |
| 11B | $2,200 | 1300 ft2 (120 m2) | $2 | 02/20/2026 |
| 7B | $2,300 | 1300 ft2 (120 m2) | $2 | 02/01/2026 |
| 4E | $3,000 | 1710 ft2 (158 m2) | $2 | 12/15/2025 |
| 2C | $2,200 | 1300 ft2 (120 m2) | $2 | 11/03/2025 |
| 11D | $2,500 | 1300 ft2 (120 m2) | $2 | 11/01/2025 |


