Flow Fort Lauderdale is not just an apartment complex….

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It is a behavioral data system operating behind the appearance of luxury living. Residents are introduced to curated amenities and smart technology, but behind the scenes the building tracks movement, monitors behavioral patterns, and responds to tenant actions in ways that resemble a controlled feedback system. The app used to enter the building and manage daily activities logs access times, visitor details, and user interactions. Devices inside the units detect motion and presence, while concealed network equipment operates without explanation. When tenants raise concerns or push back, the system does not respond with support. It responds with pressure. Sudden policy changes, legal actions, and administrative retaliation follow patterns that suggest more than coincidence. Flow does not behave like traditional housing. It behaves like a program running in real time, watching how people respond to stress, compliance, and control. What looks like modern living may actually be a test of how much people are willing to tolerate when surveillance is hidden inside convenience.

Flow Fort Lauderdale is a DBA limited liability company owned by Property Markets Group (PMG) and Greybrook Realty Partners. Greybrook Realty Partners, through affiliates, has invested $2.4 billion of equity in over 110 projects across Canada and the U.S., with a projected portfolio completion value exceeding $40 billion and development density surpassing 75 million square feet.

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