Westfield Broward Mall, known colloquially to residents as “the Broward Mall,” opened its doors in 1978––just 12 years before its largest competitor, Sawgrass Mills Mall, commenced operations. Now, after serving Plantation, FL, for nearly 40 years, the property has been surrendered to its lender.
The City of Sunrise, home to Sawgrass Mills Mall, is expecting a new city hall. The current structure, which is a stark contrast to the updated buildings around it, will be demolished sometime within the next year. The new 100,000 square foot facility will serve as office space for city employees, utility offices, and local politicians.
Dennis Wright, President and CEO of Simply I.T., Inc is venturing in to the lucrative world of real estate development with the unveiling of a mixed-use project addressed as 1217 – 1223 Northwest 6th Street in the heart of Fort Lauderdale’s Homes Beautiful Park neighborhood. The owner of the applications has tapped KAP Architecture to design a 6-story structure set to rise on 3 combined parcels of land forming an interior lot bounded by Sistrunk Blvd. to the south, NW 12th Ave. to the east, NW 6th Ct. to the north, and NW 13th Ter. the west.
A 270-unit multi-family project has been proposed to the Planning and Zoning Design Review Committee of Fort Lauderdale at 427 Northeast 1st Avenue in the Flagler Village neighborhood. Encompassing the addresses between 409 – 433 NE 1st Ave., the property spans 10 parcels of land on the eastern side of the interior lot bounded by NE 5th St. to the north, NE 4th St. to the south and N Andrews Ave. to the west. The site is just 4 blocks away from the Brightline Fort Lauderdale train station. ECI Flagler Village LLC, an affiliate company of Edgewater Capital Investments, is the owner of the application.
Yesterday, YIMBY covered the reveal for the upcoming FAT Village East, a massive development set to rise in Fort Lauderdale. Today we shall cover the western portion of the project known as FAT Village West, a 623,292-square-foot mixed-use project proposed to be built in the F.A.T. Village Thematic District yielding 504 units and 28,540 square feet of commercial space. According to the filing, the development is addressed as 501 Northwest 1st Avenue located in the Flagler Village neighborhood, and is designed by SCB with DLR Group as the architect of record and EDSA, Inc. as the master planner; Urban Street Development and Hines are the developers behind the proposal.
