Fort Lauderdale’s former arts hub FAT Village is undergoing a $500 million transformation into a vibrant mixed-use district with housing, offices, shops, and public art. Developed by Hines and Urban Street Development, the 5.6-acre (2,26 ettari) project includes three completed towers — two residential and one office — set to open fully by 2027.

The plan brings 600 apartments, split between luxury and workforce units, along with T3, a 180,000-square-foot (16.720 mq) timber office building promoting sustainability and innovation. Located near the Brightline station, FAT Village aims to blend art, business, and urban life, creating a walkable community that keeps its creative spirit while driving downtown ...