New Construction Projects in Lauderdale Lakes, Florida

Project 1: Cassia Estates

• Developer: Pulte Homes (PulteGroup)
• Location: Lauderdale Lakes, FL (near West Oakland Boulevard and MLK Jr. Avenue, between Florida Turnpike and I-95; bordered by NW 30th Street area)
• Type: Residential (Single-family homes)
• Units/Size: 86 homes (3-5 bedrooms, 1,450–2,850 sq ft)
• Status: Recently Completed
• Expected Completion: Construction largely complete by ~2023 (sales active 2021–2023; approaching sell-out)
• Description: Gated community of new single-family homes on a redeveloped site (former flea market). Features impact windows, garages, and family-oriented designs with no CDD fees and low HOA costs. Centrally located for access to highways, Fort Lauderdale, and beaches.[1]

Project 2: Cassia Commons

• Developer: Pulte Homes (PulteGroup)
• Location: Lauderdale Lakes, FL (adjacent to Cassia Estates; NW 30th Street to NW 33rd Ave area, between Turnpike and I-95)
• Type: Residential (Townhomes)
• Units/Size: 44 townhomes (two 3-bedroom/2.5-bath floor plans: ~1,547–1,555 sq ft)
• Status: Recently Completed
• Expected Completion: Sales launched 2023; sold out/complete thereafter
• Description: Gated townhome community next to Cassia Estates. Includes amenities like a tot lot and walking trails. Designed for entry-level buyers seeking new construction with impact windows, open layouts, and low maintenance/HOA costs. No CDD fees.[2]

No other significant verifiable new residential, mixed-use, or commercial building construction projects (announced, under construction, or recently completed within the last 3 years) were identified in Lauderdale Lakes. Searches primarily returned infrastructure/resilience projects (e.g., drainage, canal improvements, traffic calming, road resurfacing) or existing property transactions/redevelopments without new unit counts or active groundbreaking details. One conceptual mixed-use proposal (8-story, ~400 units at 3661 W Oakland Park Blvd) and a Reef Plaza commercial plat/redevelopment application lack confirmation of active construction or firm timelines. Limited public information is available on additional projects.