Fort Lauderdale

40-Story Mixed-Use Tower Proposed Beside Brightline Fort Lauderdale Train Station

8:00 am on July 8, 2023 By Oscar Nunez

A 40-story mixed-use tower is proposed for a vacant property at 105 Northwest 3rd Avenue, adjacent to the Brightline Fort Lauderdale train station. The project, named Brightline Residences, aims to enhance the urban landscape of the area. With a height of 466 feet, the tower would encompass 609,381 square feet of space. The proposed plans include 392 residential units, comprising 240 studios/one-bedroom units and 152 two-bedroom units. Additionally, the development will feature 493 parking spaces, 5,986 square feet of commercial space, and 2,888 square feet designated for restaurants. FSMY Architects + Planners has skillfully designed the project, while Ocean Land Investments Inc, operating under BRIGHTLAND FTL OWNER, LLC, is the developer. The proposal is scheduled for review by Fort Lauderdale’s Development Review Committee on June 11.

Plans Submitted For A 16-Unit Condominium At 10 Hendricks Isle In Fort Lauderdale

8:00 am on January 10, 2022 By Oscar Nunez

Plans have been filed with the Development Review Committee for 10 Hendricks Isle, a 5-story marina-front residential condominium building located in Fort Lauderdale. Designed by FSMY Architects + Planners and developed by Hendricks Group LLC, the proposal includes the construction of a 55-foot-tall structure with situated on a 30,000-square-foot parcel of land, projected to yield 52,440 square feet of space including 16 dwelling units and 35 parking spaces. The property is located just off of Las Olas Boulevard in between Venice Isle and Nurm Isles. Botek Thurlow Engineering, Inc. is listed as the civil engineer with Barranco-RLA, Inc. as the landscape architect.

Renderings Revealed For Proposed Twin ‘DNA’ Towers With 612-Units At 300 & 330 N. Andrews Avenue In Fort Lauderdale

8:00 am on January 9, 2022 By Oscar Nunez

Renderings from Sieger Suarez Architects have been revealed for two identical towers of 40 and 45 stories proposed as a mixed-use development at 300 and 330 North Andrews Avenue in Downtown Fort Lauderdale. New York City and Fort Lauderdale-based developer BH3 is planning on developing 1,428,920 square feet of space across two 500-foot-tall structures including 612 residential units, 56,317 square feet of commercial space across the first two levels, and a 7-story parking garage with 890 parking spaces. The proposed height for the towers would add them to the ranks of the tallest buildings in Fort Lauderdale if approved. EGS2 Corp is listed as the landscaping architect with Orlando-based Graef as the civil engineer.

Construction Is Set To Begin In January 2022 For Adache Group Architects-Designed Aloft Hotel In Fort Lauderdale

8:00 am on December 29, 2021 By Oscar Nunez

Construction is set to begin soon on Aloft Hotel, a new 14-story commercial building planned for 501 Southeast 24th Street in Poinciana Park, Fort Lauderdale. The project’s architect, Adache Group Architects, has announced work will…

1.73 Million-Square-Foot Mixed-Use Tower Proposed To Become Fort Lauderdale’s Tallest At 546-Feet.

8:00 am on December 15, 2021 By Oscar Nunez

Plans to build Fort Lauderdale’s tallest building have been submitted to the Development Review Committee for 300 West Broward Boulevard, a 48-story mixed-use development proposed to rise in Downtown Fort Lauderdale. The property is more specifically located in the Sailboat Bend neighborhood near Las Olas and Beverly Heights, fronting West Broward Boulevard to the north in between Southwest 4th Avenue and Nugent Avenue to the west and east. The tower would conveniently rise approximately 2 blocks away from the Brightline Fort Lauderdale train station and the Riverwalk north of the New River. K-A 300 Broward JV LLC, a joint between New York-based Kushner Companies and Denver-based AIMCO, is listed as the developer – who have the development under contract from FTL/AD LTD. ODA Architecture is listed as the design and landscape architect with Stantec as the architect of record, and Witkin Hults + Partners as the landscape architect of record.

Renderings Reveal 14-Unit Multifamily Development Proposed For 3303 SW 15th Avenue In Edgewood, Fort Lauderdale

8:00 am on November 7, 2021 By Oscar Nunez

Renderings from Palm Springs-based architect Nader Goubran reveal a new contemporary three-story multifamily residential building at 3303 Southwest 15th Avenue in Fort Lauderdale’s Edgewood neighborhood. The project is being proposed by Austen and Steven Bernstein of New Story Capital Partners, set to rise on the southwest corner of Southwest 32nd Place and Southwest 15th Avenue, exactly north of the Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church and just minutes away from the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport. The building will eventually create 14 residential units spread across 37,674 square feet with 34 parking spaces.

$90 Million Renovation And Expansion Of Swimming Hall Of Fame Awaits City’s Approval In Fort Lauderdale

7:30 am on November 5, 2021 By Oscar Nunez

Hall Of Fame Partners, a partnership between Capital Group P3 and Hensel Phelps Construction Company have submitted a proposal to redevelop Fort Lauderdale’s International Swimming Hall of Fame in Central Beach. Located at 1 Hall of Fame Drive and 501 Sea Breeze Boulevard, the $90 million renovation and expansion is comprised of the construction of two new five story towers: a 105-foot-tall museum on the west side of the peninsula and a 94-story welcome center on the east side. The development will include a ballroom with a rooftop restaurant, a covered teaching pool, and 20,000 square feet of museum space. as well as a cafe, office and commercial space, and parking for 202 vehicles. The project gained a preliminary approval from the city commission, but still need’s a final city vote to move forward.

FAT Village West. Designed by SCB & DLR Group.

Plans Unveiled For FAT Village West In Flagler Village, Fort Lauderdale

8:00 am on May 23, 2021 By Oscar Nunez

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.

FAT Village East. Designed by SCB & DLR Group.

Urban Street Development Partners With Hines To Develope FAT Village East In Fort Lauderdale

7:30 am on May 22, 2021 By Oscar Nunez

A massive 843,770-square-foot mixed-use development may be coming to Fort Lauderdale’s Flagler Village neighborhood thanks to a partnership between Alan Hooper’s Urban Street Development and Hines, the prominent Texas-based real estate developer behind major projects in New York City such as 53 West 53rd Street and 139 East 56th Street. The proposal consists of developing up to 355 multifamily residential units, as much as 45,355 square feet of commercial space, and 149,045 square feet of office space with 1,172 parking spaces in total. FAT Village East (FAT meaning Food, Arts, Technology), has been submitted to Fort Lauderdale’s Department of Sustainable Development-Urban Design and Planning for further review and eventual approval.

Raintree Riverwalk Residences. Designed by PALMA.

Reinvigorating The Waterfront – PALMA’s Raintree Riverwalk Residences Proposed For Fort Lauderdale

8:00 am on May 11, 2021 By Oscar Nunez

Fort Lauderdale has seen an influx of construction projects come to life in recent years; a construction boom cycle so to say. And developers have wasted no time in taking advantage of lucrative opportunities to build as the migration of people to South Florida has created favorable real estate market conditions.

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