Flagler Village

Hines, Urban Street Development Celebrate Groundbreaking Of FAT Village In Flagler Village, Fort Lauderdale

The FAT Village master plan, a collaborative effort between Hines and Urban Street Development, has broken ground, setting the stage for vertical growth within the 5.6-acre site in Fort Lauderdale. This expansive urban redevelopment aims to transform the FAT Village district with an influx of new housing, retail options, dining venues, Class AA office spaces, and entertainment facilities. The initiative, designed by Chicago-based SCB with Nebraska-based DLR Group crafting the office component, represents a significant milestone in the area’s evolution. Following the announcement of a $220 million construction loan, this groundbreaking event heralds a new chapter of investment, job creation, and community enrichment, positioning the neighborhood as a prime destination for businesses and residents.

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BAM Property Development Files Plans For 14-Story Mixed-Used Project At 650 N. Andrews Avenue In Fort Lauderdale

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.

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Site Plan Level III Application Filed For 12-Story Mixed-Use Building At 730 NE 4th Avenue In Fort Lauderdale

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.

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Aimco Seeks Site Plan Amendment For 3-Towered Mixed-Use Development At Former Searstown Site In Fort Lauderdale

Denver-based real estate firm Aimco is making significant strides in Fort Lauderdale by submitting a site plan amendment application for 901 North, a proposed three-towered mixed-use development at 901 North Federal Highway in the trendy Flagler Village neighborhood. The developer aims to modify the initial approvals for the 5.64-acre property in accordance with the City of Fort Lauderdale’s Unified Land Development Regulations (ULDR). Designed by Stantec, who also serves as the architect of record, with MAKwork as the landscape architect and Flynn Engineering as the civil engineer, under the revised plans, the development calls for 1,818,360 square feet of space, including 803,060 square feet across 797 residential units, 110,383 square feet of hotel space with 188 rooms, 202,495 square feet of commercial space, and a 659,672-square-foot parking garage with 1,977 spaces.

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Related Group Files Revised Plans For The Gallery At Flagler Village In Fort Lauderdale

Related Group has filed revised plans for The Gallery at Flagler Village, a 16-story mixed-use building proposed for 600 North Andrews Avenue in Fort Lauderdale. The project, designed by Cohen, Freedman, Encinosa & Associates, with Botek Thurlow Engineering as the civil engineer and Rhett Roy as the landscape architect, would comprise 263 multifamily residential units and 2,394 square feet of retail space. Of the 263 residential units, 53 units will be for residents whose household income does not exceed 50% of the annual median income, 97 units will be for residents whose household income does not exceed 120% of the median yearly income, and the remaining 113 units will be market-rate. The project also includes 273 parking spaces in a structured garage and 25,627 square feet of open space.

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