Headlining stories this month included first residents moving into Oasis Hallandale, Banyan Tree Residences being approved for its US debut in West Palm Beach, and Pier Sixty-Six in Fort Lauderdale advancing to its next development chapter.
Also in Fort Lauderdale, Ombelle Residences moved closer to breaking ground, and a $59.95-million acquisition of Fort Lauderdale’s Sea Club Resort opened the door to a potential luxury beachfront condo project.
Explore these and other notable updates in our Broward and Palm Beach preconstruction news report for September 2026.
— Table of Contents
Completed
Permit/Loan Received
Approved
Planned/Proposed
Construction Updates
Watch List
— Completed
Oasis Hallandale (West Tower) in Hallandale Beach
Development: Giuseppe Iadisernia
Architecture: Arquitectonica
Interior Design: Domus Aurea Interiors
Oasis Hallandale’s West Tower is now ready to receive its first residents after securing its full Temporary Certificate of Occupancy (TCO) this August; the tower previously received a partial TCO covering floors 1–12 in July.
Meanwhile, the East Tower, which topped off earlier this year, is advancing with a newly secured $50-million construction loan.
Part of a 10-acre live-work-play community, Oasis Hallandale will comprise two 25-story towers featuring 250 residences each, ranging from 900 to 4,750 square feet. Residents will enjoy a six-story waterfall entrance, two resort-style pools with cabanas, fitness and wellness facilities, a mini soccer field, a golf simulator, indoor and outdoor cinemas, a pet park, and a children’s playroom. It will also include a banquet hall, a business center, and a vibrant retail and dining collection anchored by the fully operational Davinci Café, Oasis Fit, and Elve Luxury.
Prices for Oasis Hallandale start at $750,000, with a choice of one- to three-bedroom residences. With the West Tower already 85% presold and the East Tower on track for a 2027 completion, reach out to explore the limited ownership opportunities at this walkable, mixed-use community.
— Permit/Loan Received
Pier Sixty-Six Phase II in Fort Lauderdale
Development: Tavistock Development
Architecture & Design: 10 Design
Landscape Architecture: EDSA
With a demolition permit secured this August, Tavistock Development can now proceed with the next chapter of Pier Sixty-Six. Building on the success of its first phase, which introduced Indigo, Azul, and Resort Residences, the second phase will add four 25-story towers offering 339 residences to this iconic marina destination.
Phase II of the historic property’s revival will add 17,327 square feet of restaurants, 13,955 square feet of boutique grocery shopping, 25,145 square feet of retail, and 29,050 square feet of offices alongside one of Fort Lauderdale’s largest waterfront promenades.
— Approved
Banyan Tree Residences West Palm Beach in West Palm Beach
Completion: 2029
Development: Mast Capital, Curated JCZM Development & Banyan Group
Architecture: Pritzker Prize-winning Rem Koolhaas’ OMA and Miami’s Corwil Architects
Interior Design: Toronto-based Yabu Pushelberg
After securing approval from the West Palm Beach Downtown Action Committee, Banyan Tree Residences West Palm Beach is now a step closer to materializing. Marking the US debut of Banyan Tree Residences, the 25-story project will bring the Singapore-based group’s signature “sanctuary for the senses” ethos to South Florida, with 88 one- to four-bedroom residences arranged across two interlocking volumes above a multi-level podium.
The West Palm Beach location, abundant with banyan trees, is poised to add a natural connection to the brand’s name and philosophy. Amenities will include a resort pool, a full-floor wellness center with spa facilities, indoor and outdoor fitness areas, an open-air cinema, a meditation dome and garden, a 5,700-square-foot private club, and 6,500 square feet of ground-floor retail. Owners will also receive preferred access to Banyan Group’s Sanctuary Club, with privileges across its global network of more than 100 hotels and resorts and over 140 spas and galleries.
Prices for Banyan Tree Residences West Palm Beach start at $1.9 million. Contact us to explore ownership opportunities at the first Banyan Tree-branded residences coming to the US.
Shoppes of Wilton Manors Redevelopment in Fort Lauderdale
Development firm Stiles and partner Tim Hernandez secured approval for the redevelopment of the Shoppes of Wilton Manors this August, clearing the way for 89 new condos, three street-level townhouses, and nearly 52,000 square feet of retail and commercial space.
The four- to six-story project will span 5.4 acres.
— Planned/Proposed
Residences at 464 Fern Street in West Palm Beach
Development: Related Ross
Architecture: Roger Ferris + Partners
Related Ross has proposed a 25-story residential tower at 464 Fern Street on a 2.64-acre parcel featuring 194 two- to four-bedroom residences, 4,343 square feet of commercial space, and resort-style amenities. Highlights include a lap pool, a fitness center, a game room, an outdoor bar, and a landscaped garden plaza with public art.
— Construction Updates
Ombelle Residences in Fort Lauderdale
Groundbreaking: 2026 | Completion: 2028
Development: Dependable Equities
Architecture & Interior Design: New York’s ODA Architecture
Groundwork is progressing at the two-tower Ombelle Residences, which is expected to break ground this year. This 44-story project will deliver 754 residences across two high-rises connected by a parking podium.
The value-oriented Flagler Collection building will comprise studios to two-bedroom homes, while the more refined Tower Collection will offer studios to four-bedroom residences with expansive terraces on floors 11 through 41, all ranging from 465 to 2,618 square feet.
Amenities will span more than 100,000 square feet, with indoor and outdoor highlights including two pools with poolside bars, a fitness center, indoor pickleball courts, a mini golf course, a gaming lounge, a coworking center with recording rooms, a meditation garden, a pet spa, a children’s playroom, a residents’ club, and 11,000 square feet of retail. Owners will also receive a complimentary one-year membership to Fort Lauderdale’s first Equinox Fitness Club.
Prices for Ombelle Residences start in the $500,000s. Reach out for availability at this amenity-rich development.
— Watch List
El-Ad Acquires Sea Club Ocean Resort Hotel in Fort Lauderdale
An affiliate of El-Ad National Properties, the developer behind Alina Residences in Boca Raton, acquired the 99-room Sea Club Resort in Fort Lauderdale for $59.95 million this August.
The property presents a prime opportunity for redevelopment as a luxury beachfront condo, with zoning allowing up to 541 residential units and a maximum height of 200 feet.
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