An upcoming development at 904 East Las Olas Boulevard, slated for site plan approval by Fort Lauderdale’s Development Review Committee on February 13, is poised to significantly enhance the commercial fabric of East Las Olas…
Newgard Development Group recently acquired a 1.08-acre site at 200 West Broward Boulevard in downtown Fort Lauderdale from a joint venture between Aimco and Kushner Companies for $31.24 million. The site, zoned for substantial residential development, has received approvals for a 49-story building comprising 381 residential units, 8,256 square feet of commercial space, and 426 parking spaces. Updated details about future development plans are anticipated to be announced in the coming months.
New York-based BAM Property Development has submitted plans to Fort Lauderdale’s Development Review Committee for a 14-story mixed-use building in the city’s Flagler Village neighborhood. Situated at 650 North Andrews Avenue and bordered by North Flagler Drive to the northwest, Northeast 7th Avenue to the north, and Northeast 1st Avenue to the east, the proposed 175-foot-tall structure is set to offer 469,680 gross square feet. This space allocation includes 215,350 square feet for residential purposes across 257 units, 74,585 square feet for amenities, tenant storage, common areas, and 11,400 square feet designated for retail use. The development also plans to feature an integrated parking garage with a capacity of 361 vehicles. The design team includes Idea Architects as the design architect, Architectural Alliance Landscape as the landscape architect, Flynn Engineering as the civil engineer, DC Engineers, Inc. as the traffic engineer, and Stephanie J. Toothaker, ESQ as the land use attorney. The project was set for review on November 28.
A Site Plan Level III application for a 12-story mixed-use development at 730 Northeast 4th Avenue in downtown Fort Lauderdale was officially submitted for review on November 14. The 163-foot-tall structure would include 77 multifamily residential units and 1,682 square feet of commercial space. The developing entity is 730 NE 4th Avenue LLC – an affiliate of West Long Branch, NJ-based entities Albo Group, LLC, and TRL PROPERTY USA LLC, with MODE Architects as the architect. Flynn Engineering Services, P.A., serves as the civil engineer/land planner, EcoPlan as the landscape architect, and DC Engineers as the traffic consultant.
In addition to Fort Lauderdale’s evolving real estate market, The Austin, a mixed-use multifamily development, is poised to make its mark at 1201 Northwest 6th Street. Spectrum Management, renowned for its prowess in facilities, construction management, and real estate development based in Washington, D.C., is listed as the developer and seeks approvals from Fort Lauderdale’s Development Review Committee (DRC). The 0.79-acre development site, presently vacant and comprised of four contiguous parcels of land, is located within the confines of the Home Beautiful Park subdivision, bound by Northwest 6th Court on the north, Northwest 12th Avenue on the east, and Northwest 6th Street (Sistrunk Boulevard) on the south.
