Going up

Casamar

Completed 900 N Ocean Blvd, Pompano Beach, FL 33062

One of 91 oceanfront buildings followed by The Pompano Beach, a local publication about a beach town changing shape, from Hillsboro Beach to Lauderdale-by-the-Sea. Confirmed figures are printed as figures and the rest are marked pending, with the reason.

Twenty-one stories over 283 feet of private Atlantic frontage. Sunrise and sunset pools, spa, fitness, pickleball, a golf simulator. Private-elevator arrival to every residence. It replaced a three storey building of 48 homes from 1979, and what Related paid for that building has not been found.

Marder Group, which publishes this site, holds a listing in this building.

Casamar, an image from the developer's site, uncaptioned at the source

From the developer's site, relatedgroup.com: eight property images on the corporate property page: lobby, game room, outdoor spaces, living room, lounge, ocean views, top floor. No credit line printed.

No credit printed at the source. Retrieved Sep 14, 2026. Permission pending

The specifications

11 confirmed, 4 pending

Address
900 N Ocean Blvd, Pompano Beach, FL 33062 Related's own page prints 911 N Ocean Blvd beside the sales phone number, which is across the road and reads as the sales gallery.
Developer
Related Group Through PRH 900 North Ocean, LLC. No partner named anywhere.
Architect
Arquitectonica
Interiors
Rockwell Group
Landscape
Pending ArquitectonicaGeo, per Florida YIMBY alone.
Contractor
Coastal Construction Group
Floors
21 Every source but one aggregator, which says 22.
Residences
Pending 119 in every source from the 2021 rezoning through the 2023 groundbreaking and loan, including the contractor's release. 118 in all three completion week reports in September 2025. No source explains the change. Unresolved.
Residence sizes
1,000 to 3,900 square feet The contractor's release and the Herald. Florida YIMBY gives 1,085 to 3,934.
Site
Pending 3.19 acres per The Real Deal, 3.07 per Florida YIMBY, about 3 per Commercial Observer.
Frontage
Pending 283 feet per Florida YIMBY; nearly 300 per the Herald.
Completed
2025 Completed the week ending 19 September 2025, per the Miami Herald.
Construction
Completed Complete with move-ins begun, September 2025, and a $350 million sellout with all but two residences sold per the Herald.
Published prices
From $1.8 million at launch The Real Deal reported recorded sales from $1.6 million to $6.4 million at completion, from a search summary.
Amenities
Two pools, one facing sunrise and one sunset, a residents' lounge, a gym with saunas, open air lounges, a golf simulator, a pickleball court, a dog wash and a 24 hour concierge. Residences have private elevator entry and terraces, and the ground floor carries a convenience store of about 2,200 square feet that came with the rezoning. As the developer and contractor describe it.

What was here

Beach Villas Condominiums, a three storey building of 48 homes from 1979, on a lot zoned for 105 feet until the city raised the limit to 232 in 2021.

  1. 1979 Beach Villas Condominiums built Pending

    Three storeys, 48 units, one and two bedrooms. The price Related paid for it, the seller and the demolition date were not found.

    Commercial Observer , trade press
  2. Sep 14, 2021 Rezoned on first reading, 105 feet to 232

    From RM-45 to planned development infill. Granted on second reading by 30 September per The Real Deal's headline.

    Commercial Observer, The Real Deal , trade press

The record

  1. 1979Beach Villas Condominiums built, not confirmed by a primary source
  2. 42 yearsSep 14, 2021Rezoned on first reading, 105 feet to 232
  3. 6 monthsApr 7, 2022FAA clears a 219 foot structure, not confirmed by a primary source
  4. 1 year, 1 monthMay 23, 2023Ground broken
  5. 3 monthsSep 11, 2023$158.9 million construction loan, CIBC, not confirmed by a primary source
  6. 10 monthsJul 2024Topped out, not confirmed by a primary source
  7. 1 year, 2 monthsSep 1, 2025First close on the county record
  8. 18 daysSep 19, 2025Completed
  9. 10 monthsAug 13, 2026Most recent close
Dates only, as precisely as each source gave them. 3 of the 7 dated events are confirmed by a press room, a public record or two trade reports; a hollow mark is one that is not. The closes are dates on the Broward County record by way of Tideline. A ring is a date that has not arrived.

The latest

  1. Sep 19, 2025 Completed

    A $350 million sellout with all but two residences sold.

    Miami Herald, South Florida Agent Magazine, The Real Deal , trade press
  2. Jul 2024 Topped out Pending Florida YIMBY , trade press
  3. Sep 11, 2023 $158.9 million construction loan, CIBC Pending

    With $315 million in sales by then.

    Commercial Observer , trade press
  4. May 23, 2023 Ground broken Coastal Construction Group , press room or public record
  5. Apr 7, 2022 FAA clears a 219 foot structure Pending

    Sales had launched earlier in 2022, from $1.8 million.

    Florida YIMBY , trade press
Casamar, an image from the trade press, uncaptioned at the source

From the trade press, southfloridaagentmagazine.com: completion photograph of the finished tower.

Credit, as printed: Robin Hill, Image courtesy of Casamar Related Group. Retrieved Sep 14, 2026. Permission pending

Broward County records, 36 months to Aug 19, 2026

What has sold here

Closed sales in this building, read off the county record rather than off a listing site. Nothing on this panel is about any one home, and no unit number appears on it.

16Closed sales here in the 36 months to Aug 19, 2026
$3,385,000Median closed price across those sales
$1,274Median closed price per square foot
112Median days on the market before a contract
Aug 13, 2026The most recent close in this building
14Homes listed for sale in the building today

Every closing in that window is a first sale. This building has no record older than the window, so the days on the market figure above describes how a developer sold the place rather than how owners resell in it.

The spread inside one building

The highest sale per square foot in this building is 70% above the lowest, across 16 closings in 36 months.

$887Lowest sale, per foot$1,274Median$1,504Highest sale, per foot

Floor, view line, floorplan and what the last owner did to the kitchen explain most of a gap that wide. The county record holds none of the four. It knows what a home sold for and how big it was, and it does not know what condition it was in.

Across the whole corridor the median over the same window is $458 a foot, from 842 closings in 116 buildings. This building's median is 178% above that.

The most recent closings

ClosedSizePer foot
Aug 20263,000 sq ft and over$1,268
Jul 20262,500 to 2,999 sq ft$917
Jul 20263,000 sq ft and over$1,376
Jun 20262,500 to 2,999 sq ft$1,087
Jun 20262,500 to 2,999 sq ft$959
May 20263,000 sq ft and over$1,018

The 6 most recent of 16 closings in the window. The month, a size band and a price per foot, and no unit number: a unit number beside a price names a household and what it paid.

Broward County records by way of Tideline, read when this page was built. Closed sales only, over the 36 months ending where the county record ends, which is Aug 19, 2026. A building under 5 closings in that window carries no figures here at all, because a median of four sales is four households rather than a market.

Where this came from