Going up

Six towers rising, and three just finished

Most of this oceanfront, from Hillsboro Beach to Lauderdale‑by‑the‑Sea, was built before 1980. Compare the towers here, with what stood on each lot before.

Compare

The nearest to finished first

The 9 projects compared: stage, the year each is due, floors and residences
Project	Stage	Due	Floors	Residences
6 rising
Rosewood Residences Hillsboro Beach Related Group and Dezer Development What was here Land once owned by homebuilder John Kennelly, bought out of bankruptcy by Dezer Development in 2016 for $28.5 million and by Related in 2020 for $30 million, vacant by 2024, and rezoned only after residents took the town to court over the height.	At full height	2027	10	92
Waldorf Astoria Residences Pompano Beach Related Group and Merrimac Ventures What was here A vacant lot on the county record since at least 2010, bought by the Motwani family in 2011 together with the lot across the road at 1333 S Ocean Blvd, and approved for 92 condominiums in 2015. What stood on it before it was cleared has not been found: the answer is in a deed or a newspaper from before 2010.	At full height	2027	28	92
The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Pompano Beach Fortune International Group and Oak Capital Marder Group holds a listing in this building. What was here Vacant land running from the ocean to the Intracoastal, bought by Lionheart Capital in 2013, approved for a taller two tower plan in 2018, and sold to Fortune International in 2020 for $27.5 million.	Under construction	Pending	32	Pending
Armani/Casa Residences Pompano Beach SP Developments, Vertical Developments, WellDuo and GCF Development What was here A 0.6 acre lot that a company led by Tomas Sinisterra bought in 2015 for $3.2 million, and which sat on the city’s 2023 agenda under an earlier project name, Ocean Park.	Announced	Pending	19	28
Ocean 580 Claridge Homes	Announced	Pending	10	17
W Pompano Beach Hotel and Residences Related Group and BH Group What was here A privately owned lot at the end of Atlantic Boulevard that the city has used for about 230 public parking spaces, where two earlier condominium plans, WCI’s OceanSide from 2005 and Chetrit Group’s Oceanside Pompano Beach approved in 2016, were never built.	Announced	Pending	24	77
3 just finished
Solemar Related Group Marder Group holds a listing in this building. 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.	Completed	2023	Pending	99
Casamar Related Group What was here Beach Villas Condominiums, a three story condominium: 48 homes built in 1979 by Commercial Observer’s count, 46 built in 1978 by Fort Lauderdale Magazine’s. Related paid $30 million at the end of 2021 to buy out its owners, according to Fort Lauderdale Magazine. The lot was zoned for 105 feet until the city raised the limit to 232 in 2021.	Completed	2025	21	Pending
Salato Residences U.S. Development What was here A structure stood on the lot when the plans were reported in 2023, by Florida YIMBY’s reading of aerial images. What it was has not been found.	Completed	2026	Pending	40

6 rising

Rosewood Residences Hillsboro Beach Related Group and Dezer Development At full heightDue 202710 floors92 residences

What was here
Land once owned by homebuilder John Kennelly, bought out of bankruptcy by Dezer Development in 2016 for $28.5 million and by Related in 2020 for $30 million, vacant by 2024, and rezoned only after residents took the town to court over the height.
Waldorf Astoria Residences Pompano Beach Related Group and Merrimac Ventures At full heightDue 202728 floors92 residences

What was here
A vacant lot on the county record since at least 2010, bought by the Motwani family in 2011 together with the lot across the road at 1333 S Ocean Blvd, and approved for 92 condominiums in 2015. What stood on it before it was cleared has not been found: the answer is in a deed or a newspaper from before 2010.
The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Pompano Beach Fortune International Group and Oak Capital Under construction32 floors Due date and residences pending Marder Group holds a listing in this building.

What was here
Vacant land running from the ocean to the Intracoastal, bought by Lionheart Capital in 2013, approved for a taller two tower plan in 2018, and sold to Fortune International in 2020 for $27.5 million.
Armani/Casa Residences Pompano Beach SP Developments, Vertical Developments, WellDuo and GCF Development Announced19 floors28 residences Due date pending

What was here
A 0.6 acre lot that a company led by Tomas Sinisterra bought in 2015 for $3.2 million, and which sat on the city’s 2023 agenda under an earlier project name, Ocean Park.
Ocean 580 Claridge Homes Announced10 floors17 residences Due date pending
W Pompano Beach Hotel and Residences Related Group and BH Group Announced24 floors77 residences Due date pending

What was here
A privately owned lot at the end of Atlantic Boulevard that the city has used for about 230 public parking spaces, where two earlier condominium plans, WCI’s OceanSide from 2005 and Chetrit Group’s Oceanside Pompano Beach approved in 2016, were never built.

3 just finished

Solemar Related Group Completed 202399 residences Floors pending Marder Group holds a listing in this building.

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.
Casamar Related Group Completed 202521 floors Residences pending

What was here
Beach Villas Condominiums, a three story condominium: 48 homes built in 1979 by Commercial Observer’s count, 46 built in 1978 by Fort Lauderdale Magazine’s. Related paid $30 million at the end of 2021 to buy out its owners, according to Fort Lauderdale Magazine. The lot was zoned for 105 feet until the city raised the limit to 232 in 2021.
Salato Residences U.S. Development Completed 202640 residences Floors pending

What was here
A structure stood on the lot when the plans were reported in 2023, by Florida YIMBY’s reading of aerial images. What it was has not been found.

97 of the 125 details across these 9 projects are confirmed by a developer’s release, a public record or two trade reports that agree. The rest say pending, with the reason on the building’s page. Nothing comes from an agent’s site or a listing site alone.

On the shore

The new towers, among the ones that were already here

5 of the towers going up are drawn, in tan, among the buildings already standing. A dashed outline is a floor count that is not confirmed. 56 more have a position and no floor count, and are not drawn. 27 have no position on file and are not on the drawing.

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