The Related Group, known for transforming the Miami skyline through its development of tens of thousands of condominium units, is now making its presence known in Broward County.
Related, which has built and managed over 80,000 condominium and apartment units throughout Florida since its inception in 1979, is making a strategic push north, planning to invest more than $2 billion in the Broward market.
“We see Broward as a logical progression in South Florida’s luxury residential market,” says Jorge M. Pérez, chairman, CEO and founder of The Related Group. “People from all over the world are becoming familiar with the communities that lie north of Miami, including properties we’re building and selling with great success in Hollywood and Hallandale Beach. Broward has a lot to offer, and this is just the beginning.”
— Robyn A. Friedman
Among Related’s projects under construction or
in development
for Broward
FORT LAUDERDALE
Auberge Beach Residences & Spa
2200 N. Ocean Blvd.
171 condominiums; breaking ground
in late 2015.
Icon Las Olas
500 E. Las Olas Blvd.
272 condominiums; breaking
ground in early 2015.
Bahia Mar
256 condominiums in
pre-development.
The Manor Lauderdale-by-the-Sea
2400 NE 65th St.
264 rental units under construction; projected completion in first
quarter of 2015.
New River Yacht Club Phase II
401 SW First Ave.
355 rental units in pre-development.
OTHER BROWARD
Hyde Resort & Residences
Hollywood Beach
407 condo-hotel units and condominiums; broke ground in
the third quarter of 2014.
Hyde Beach House
Hollywood Beach
342 condo-hotel units and condominiums in pre-development.
Beachwalk
2600 E. Hallandale Beach Blvd., Hallandale Beach
300 condo-hotel units and condominiums; projected for completion in mid-2015.
Pembroke Pines City Center
10700 City Center Blvd., Pembroke Pines
365 units under construction; projected for completion in mid-2016.
Town University
5500 S. University Drive, Davie
232 apartments; broke ground in January 2015.
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