An auto service store on the property of the Lauderhill Mall could be demolished to make way for a mixed-use development.
Lauderhill Mall Investments LLC wants to construct three buildings: a five-story building with 56 units and ground-floor retail space, another five-story building with 55 units, and an eight-story building with 122 units and a clubhouse. But before any construction can begin, the developer must get approval for a special exemption for mixed-use development. Lauderhill’s City Commission will hear the proposal on November 28.
The South Florida Business Journal reports that apartments would span one-bedroom to two-bedroom layout plans, and there would be a total of 233 residences upon completion. There would also be just over 14,000 square feet of combined retail space.
Lauderhill Mall Investments LLC purchased the mall for $17.8 million in 2012. The 233-unit development concerns a 3.23-acre parcel; as part of the development, the bus stop on the property would be relocated to the mall’s north side. Urban Design is the project’s architect.
The North Miami-based firm was also behind the design of a 25-story dormitory belonging to Palm Beach Atlantic University. Our April 2024 report noted that the building would offer more than 200 residential units, along with 15,500 square feet of dining space, a 14,600-square-foot fitness center, and 4,300 square feet of ground-floor office space.
Lauderhill Mall Investments LLC’s proposal concerns one of the mall’s outparcels. The Lauderhill Mall itself is located at 1267 N.W. 40th Ave., Lauderhill, FL, 33313, in Broward County.
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