Boca Raton-based Rosemurgy Properties has filed plans to redevelop the defunct Carolina Club Golf Course in Broward County into a large-scale mixed-use project. The 150-acre site would undergo a major transformation if approved by city officials.
The development plan includes 377 townhomes and a six-story apartment building with 507 units, along with 57,500 square feet of commercial space. The commercial component could accommodate restaurants, retail outlets, and medical offices. There’s also an eco-friendly aspect: 68 miles of public open space that would host four “pocket parks” and three miles of walking trails, per the South Florida Business Journal.
The venture would replace a now-closed golf course. Image from Google Earth
Margate’s Development Review Committee will consider the proposal on Tuesday. Rosemurgy Properties has the build site under contract from J&D Golf Properties. This project aligns with a broader construction trend across South Florida, where developers are repurposing shuttered golf courses to meet the region’s growing demand for housing.
Florida YIMBY reported on a similar venture earlier this March: Greenview at Presidential Estates. The project, which also involves redeveloping a shuttered golf course, will yield 103 single-family homes starting at 3,533 square feet. In June 2024, we also shared Toll Brothers’ plan to build 152 single-family homes on the site of the now-closed Cypress Creek Golf Course in Palm Beach County.
Rosemurgy Properties’ proposal concerns 3011 Rock Island Road, Margate, Florida, 33063, in Broward County.
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