The BlueWater management team acquired Port 32 Tampa in 2018. Port 32 Tampa is a modern, class A marina developed in 2007, conveniently located in downtown Tampa. The marina features 600 + dry slips, 40 wet slips, 10,000 square feet of commercial space, swimming pool, a 5,000 square feet dealer & service center, fuel dock and Hula Bay/Duke’s Retired Surfer’s Island Bar, popular local waterfront establishments., Port 32 Tampa is the premier choice for Tampa residents and stands as one of the largest dry storage facilities in the country.

The BlueWater management team acquired the Port 32 Fort Lauderdale site in 2016 with plans to develop a leading marina facility within Marina Mile on the New River. The management team took the site through its full entitlement upon acquisition and the first phase of redevelopment, which focused on rebuilding the yacht basin and adding the only fuel dock on the New River, was completed in 2019. The basin provides approximately 2,000 linear feet of dockage and can accommodate 16 to 32 mega yachts. The second phase, completed in the second quarter of 2023, includes approximately 250 dry slips, roughly 20,000 square feet of commercial space, crew quarters, a dockmaster’s office, and a boatyard spanning approximately 100,000 square feet. The management team entitled the site for up to 700 dry slips allowing the facility flexibility to continue to meet market demand. With its comprehensive redevelopment now complete, Port 32 Fort Lauderdale stands as one of the premier full service marine facilities in the area.

The BlueWater management team acquired Port 32 Tierra Verde in 2017. Port 32 Tierra Verde is a modern, class A marina redeveloped in 2015, located on the scenic island of Tierra Verde in the southern tip of Pinellas County. The marina consists of approximately 350 dry slips, with a variety of offerings for boats 40 feet and above. Additionally, it offers almost 100 wet slips including lifts, around 10,000 square feet of commercial space, a ship store, 5,800 square foot service center, and a fuel dock. Adjacent to the marina, there is a newly built boutique Marriot Residence Inn, along with Island Grill, an 8,000 square feet restaurant featuring a tiki bar and a shared resort pool. Port 32 Tierra Verde is widely regarded as one of the premier full service marinas on the West Coast of Florida.

The BlueWater management team acquired Port 32 Naples in 2021. Port 32 Naples is a class A, dry storage facility located in the heart of Naples. The marina comprises 680 indoor dry slips. In addition to the dry slips, the site includes a clubhouse with dining options for members, an outdoor pool, a commercial sales and service building leased to OneWater, and a fuel dock. Since its market debut in 2006, this facility has maintained a strong reputation and remains the leading marina in the region.

Port 32 Palm Beach Gardens has operated as a marina in the heart of Palm Beach Gardens for over half a century, but its forty-year-old barn has recently become obsolete due to the increasing vessel sizes. The BlueWater management team acquired the site in 2015 with plans to modernize the facility into one of the leading state-of-the-art drystack facilities in the country. In 2019, Phase I of the redevelopment was completed with Phase 2 currently in process which aims to completely overhaul the dry storage and commercial components of the marina. Once finished, the marina will offer approximately 460 leasable slips, a new dockmaster’s office/ship store, and 40,000 SF of commercial space intended for a showroom, service bays, and retail tenants. The showroom will showcase an abundance of boat lines, which the BlueWater management team envisioned to provide a year-round boat show experience.

The BlueWater management team entitled and designed the site currently occupied by F3 marina in Fort Lauderdale. The Harborage Club of Fort Lauderdale was originally designed and entitled to become the country’s leading dry slip marina in 2007. The plan featured 330 crane operated, climate-controlled dry slips, providing direct access to the intracoastal waterway. In addition to the enclosed barn, the design included a private club featuring a rooftop restaurant and bar, offering panoramic 360-degree views of downtown Fort Lauderdale.