Two entities are moving forward with a mixed-use development in Broward County. The venture will replace Oakland Park’s City Hall and is slated for a 2029 completion.
The Horizon of Oakland Park is set to feature 311 units in two mid-rise buildings. Twenty percent of the homes (about 62) will be designated for households earning within 120 to 140 percent of the area median income (AMI).
The remaining 249 homes would be market-rate apartments. Floorplans will include one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and five-bedroom units; they will measure 625 to 1,320 square feet.
The venture will occupy a four-acre site. Image from the City of Oakland Park
Communal amenities at the Horizon of Oakland Park include a resort-style swimming pool, dog park, and fitness center; there will also be a game room outfitted with a billiards table and shuffleboard. In addition to the residences and amenities, plans also call for 20,700 square feet of commercial space.
Falcone Group and Kaufman Lynn Construction are the two developers. The latter will also serve as the general contractor and intends to break ground on Nov. 16th. Falcone Group recently secured an $85.5 million construction loan from Bank OZK.
The Horizon of Oakland Park will occupy 3680 N.E. 12th Ave., Oakland Park, Florida, 33334, in Broward County.
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Turning the City Hall site into homes and shops is a smart use of the land. Curious where the city offices end up while it gets built.
Wow, nice development. Much needed housing. Great scale and love the pedestrian experience and landscaping. Hope it gets built out the way it appears in the renderings.