Going up

Solemar

Completed 1116 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.

The building with two horizons. A sunrise pool on the Atlantic side and a sunset pool on the Intracoastal side, with flow-through residences that catch both. Related held the lot vacant for nearly a decade before building it, and the trade press and the county still disagree about how many homes it holds.

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

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

From the developer's site, relatedgroup.com: property page gallery: beach, exterior, entrance, lobby, lounge, living room, kitchen, bedroom, bathroom, pool, gym, theater. No individual credit lines printed.

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

The specifications

10 confirmed, 4 pending

Address
1116 N Ocean Blvd, Pompano Beach, FL 33062
Developer
Related Group No partner named anywhere.
Architect
Arquitectonica
Interiors
Meyer Davis
Contractor
John Moriarty & Associates Florida YIMBY and Fort Lauderdale Magazine.
Floors
Pending 20 in the trade press from launch to completion. 21 in the property manager's release, on the aggregators and in the properties register. Likely whether a ground level is counted, and no source says. Unresolved.
Residences
Pending 105 in every trade press report from launch to completion. 99 in Broward County condo records and in the property manager's September 2023 release. The county figure is the legal count; the marketed count is what the press carried. Unresolved.
Residence sizes
2,000 to 2,600 square feet, plus three penthouses of 4,600 PROFILEmiami and Florida YIMBY agree once the penthouses are counted.
Site
Pending 2.8 acres, from a search summary of The Real Deal alone.
Frontage
Pending 250 feet of beachfront per PROFILEmiami. Florida YIMBY prints the same 250 feet as the tower's height, so one of them has conflated the two.
Completed
2023 Completion reported November 2023; the county record holds closes from September 2023.
Construction
Completed Complete per Florida YIMBY in November 2023, with closes on the county record from 19 September 2023.
Published prices
From $1.3 million at launch, penthouses from $5 million About $800 a foot at the 2020 launch and about $850 as sold, per PROFILEmiami and Fort Lauderdale Magazine.
Amenities
Two pools facing sunrise and sunset, a gym with sauna and steam room, spa treatment rooms, a screening room, a wine room, a club room and a small cafe, with the beach directly in front. Residences have private elevator entry and large terraces, and the building runs a wellness air and light system by Delos. As the launch materials describe it, by way of the trade press.

What was here

Vacant beach property when Related bought it in 2011 for about $6.2 million, held for nearly a decade through the recession, and launched only after Sabbia Beach nearby sold out.

  1. 2011 Related buys the vacant site

    $6.2 million per Fort Lauderdale Magazine, $6.25 million per Commercial Observer. The seller, and whatever stood here before it was cleared, were not found.

    Fort Lauderdale Magazine, Commercial Observer , trade press

The record

  1. 2011Related buys the vacant site
  2. 9 yearsSep 29, 2020Sales launched, not confirmed by a primary source
  3. 8 monthsMay 2021Ground broken
  4. 4 monthsSep 17, 2021$91.3 million construction loan, CIBC
  5. 6 monthsMar 2022104 of 105 residences under contract, not confirmed by a primary source
  6. 1 year, 6 monthsSep 18, 2023Closings begin
  7. 1 daySep 19, 2023First close on the county record
  8. 1 monthNov 15, 2023Completed
  9. 3 yearsAug 3, 2026Most recent close
Dates only, as precisely as each source gave them. 5 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. Nov 15, 2023 Completed Florida YIMBY , trade press
  2. Sep 18, 2023 Closings begin

    The county record holds a first close on 19 September 2023.

    An agent site, corroborated by the county record , marketing, corroboration only
  3. Mar 2022 104 of 105 residences under contract Pending Fort Lauderdale Magazine , trade press
  4. Sep 17, 2021 $91.3 million construction loan, CIBC

    With the building 95 to 97 percent sold.

    Florida YIMBY, PROFILEmiami , trade press
  5. May 2021 Ground broken Commercial Observer, Florida YIMBY , trade press
  6. Sep 29, 2020 Sales launched Pending

    20 storeys, 105 residences, from $1.3 million.

    PROFILEmiami , trade press
Solemar, an image from the trade press, uncaptioned at the source

From the trade press, floridayimby.com: completion article photographs of the finished tower.

Credit, as printed: 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.

34Closed sales here in the 36 months to Aug 19, 2026
$2,597,500Median closed price across those sales
$1,157Median closed price per square foot
67Median days on the market before a contract
Aug 3, 2026The most recent close in this building
7Homes 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 68% above the lowest, across 34 closings in 36 months.

$856Lowest sale, per foot$1,157Median$1,435Highest 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 153% above that.

The most recent closings

ClosedSizePer foot
Aug 20262,000 to 2,499 sq ft$1,390
Jun 20262,500 to 2,999 sq ft$1,215
Jun 20262,500 to 2,999 sq ft$1,167
Apr 20262,500 to 2,999 sq ft$949
Mar 20262,000 to 2,499 sq ft$1,158
Feb 20262,000 to 2,499 sq ft$856

The 6 most recent of 34 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

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