Some residential buildings constructed in the 1950s could be replaced with luxury apartments in Broward County.
Turks Capital Acquisitions LLC wants to proceed with the La Plage at Pompano Beach, a 15-story condo. The venture would comprise 59 apartments, along with 5,000 square feet of commercial space. Standard amenities would include a fitness center, co-working space, and lounge. Exclusive offerings would include an oceanfront swimming pool and two levels of underground parking.
The venture would replace some low-rise buildings on the site. Image from Google Earth
As noted, Turks Capital Acquisitions LLC is the developer. The firm owns one of the buildings on the site and has the remainder of the property under contract. The seven-unit Brig O’Doon Condominium, which Turks Capital owns, was constructed in 1951. The other building, a duplex, was built two years later in 1953.
Arquitectonica is the architect; KEITH is the civil engineer. The La Plage at Pompano Beach will be outfitted with exterior lighting meant to protect nesting sea turtles. As of mid-February, the developer hadn’t submitted official site plans. Pompano Beach’s Development Review Committee considered a rezoning and land use amendment on February 18th.
If brought to fruition, the La Plage at Pompano Beach would occupy the 1.29-acre site at 552, 600 and 604 N. Ocean Blvd., Pompano Beach, Florida, 33062, in Broward County.
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It’s not replacing anything noteworthy and perhaps an improvement, but really? Another box?