New Construction Projects in Oakland Park, Florida

Project 1: Sky Building

• Developer: NR Investments
• Location: 1100 Park Lane East (Park Lane East and North Dixie Highway), Oakland Park, FL
• Type: Mixed-use (residential, commercial, retail)
• Units/Size: 136 units (119 residential apartments + 17 live/work spaces); ~15,000–18,000 sq ft commercial space; 318 parking spaces
• Status: Recently completed (now open; city operations relocated in 2025)
• Expected Completion: 2025
• Description: Transformative mixed-use project with residential units, ground-floor retail/commercial space, structured parking, and a new consolidated City Hall. Part of downtown revitalization through public-private partnership.[1]

Project 2: Parc Residences (also referred to in context with Parklyn)

• Developer: Newrock Partners
• Location: 3411 North Federal Highway, Oakland Park, FL
• Type: Mixed-use (multifamily residential + retail)
• Units/Size: 165 apartments; ~28,000–30,000 sq ft ground-floor retail; parking garage
• Status: Under construction (leasing underway; ~40% occupied as of mid-2026)
• Expected Completion: Ongoing (retail components opening late 2026)
• Description: Seven-story mixed-use development with luxury apartments, extensive retail space, and amenities including pickleball court, fitness center, and coworking areas. Follows the completed Oaklyn project by the same developer.[2]

Project 3: Horizon of Oakland Park

• Developer: Horizon Oakland Park LLC (joint venture of Falcone Group and Kaufman Lynn Construction)
• Location: Former City Hall site (near Northeast 12th Avenue and 38th Street / across North Dixie Highway from Sky Building), Oakland Park, FL
• Type: Mixed-use (residential, commercial/retail, public park)
• Units/Size: 311 residential units (including attainable housing); ~21,000 sq ft commercial/retail space; 195 public parking spaces; Greenleaf Park
• Status: Pre-construction / Announced (Greenleaf Park completed in 2026; main project work expected to begin early 2027)
• Expected Completion: Not specified (construction mobilization late 2025/early 2027 onward)
• Description: Major redevelopment of the former City Hall site into a vibrant mixed-use destination with housing, retail, green spaces (including relocated/upgraded Greenleaf Park with courts and playground), public parking, and potential future commuter rail platform.[3]

Project 4: Village at Oakland Park

• Developer: Urban League of Broward County
• Location: Northwest corner of NW 21st Street and NW 26th Avenue (west of I-95), Oakland Park, FL
• Type: Residential (mixed-income apartments and townhomes)
• Units/Size: 469 units (355 apartments + 114 for-sale townhomes)
• Status: Announced / Approvals advancing (rezoning and plans approved; groundbreaking expected 2026 or 2027)
• Expected Completion: Phased over the next few years
• Description: Mixed-income/attainable housing development serving households from 30%–140% of area median income, with green space, community amenities (day care, community center, playgrounds), and parking. Focuses on affordable and workforce housing.[4]

Project 5: Oaklyn Park Apartments

• Developer: Newrock Partners
• Location: 3333 North Federal Highway, Oakland Park, FL
• Type: Mixed-use (multifamily residential + retail/office)
• Units/Size: 274 apartments; significant retail (~20,000+ sq ft leased) and office space
• Status: Recently completed (fully leased and occupied since ~2025; ongoing retail leasing)
• Expected Completion: 2025
• Description: Mixed-use multifamily project with apartments, ground-floor retail (fitness, wellness, dining tenants), and office space along the North Federal Highway corridor.[5]

Notes: These are the primary significant, verifiable projects based on city sources, developer announcements, and local reporting as of September 2026. Smaller-scale developments (e.g., individual townhome clusters or 10-unit Habitat for Humanity single-family homes) exist but are not highlighted as major projects. Limited public details are available on some timelines or exact addresses for active bids. Waypoint Residential's Cypress Crossing (286 units) has approvals but remains in earlier planning stages with a longer horizon. No other large-scale projects meet the criteria for inclusion.