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From 20 excellent restaurants, public art and beauty providers to gyms, a swimming academy, language school, and an indoor playground for children, Atlantic Village has delivered a full-service lifestyle destination to Hallandale Beach that offers long-awaited experiences for the rapidly evolving residential and tourist area.
Developer Grupo Eco built Atlantic Village with more than 200,000 square feet of service retail, restaurants, and offices that cater to a growing population of wealthy residents who are flocking to new condominiums, including The Residences at Shell Bay by Auberge Resorts Collection and Oasis Hallandale, as well as residents of nearby Golden Beach, Aventura, and Sunny Isles, who want the celebrated chefs, exclusive schools, finer-level services and high-design Class-A office with a short drive in their own community.
The commercial offerings include a 110,000 square-foot, Class-A office condo tower, currently under construction, that is setting the standard for high-quality office space for sale in the vibrant Hallandale Beach market.
“The response to Atlantic Village’s excellent food, beauty, music offerings, and more have been off the charts,” said Daniel Chaberman, Atlantic Village Commercial Director. “We wanted to create a destination that people could enjoy all day and return at night for more unique experiences.”
The Atlantic Village property, located at 801 North Federal Highway, is at the crossroads of a beautiful neighborhood of classic single-family homes, Art Deco-influenced apartment buildings, and shiny new condominiums that, for decades have had few options for locals to enjoy fine dining, quality service retail and evening entertainment until Atlantic Village was built.
For fitness, visitors will be able to soon take advantage of popular gym 54D while kids can enjoy an indoor playground and swimming academy.
Recently completed is a state-of-the-art commercial building that includes lush landscaping, a plaza anchored by a legacy tree from the community, and a design that maximizes open spaces while creating shade and directing breezes to keep those spending time at Atlantic Village cool. The entire property incorporates this same design philosophy, with public art throughout, to create unique, memorable experiences for the whole family.
Atlantic Village includes innovatively designed spaces for restaurants and retail with 18-foot ceilings and tinted glass, allowing views across the property while keeping indoor spaces cool. The parking is also at street level, making entering any part of the property convenient and fast.
Current and future tenants include a Juvia Miami Beach restaurant, Temakase, Crema Gourmet, Doggi’s Arepa Bar, Drunken Dragon, The Blues Burgers, Dr. Limon Ceviche Bar, Holi Vegan, El Primo Red Tacos, Key Point Academy, Open Hearts Language Academy, Live School of Music, Miami Swimming Academy, Flippos Kids Playground, Browaholic Studio and executive suite provider, The Worx.
The 12-story office-condo building features 12.5-foot tall ceilings, offering business owners and users large spaces with expansive views and natural light in the lobby and offices. The building features 10,000 square feet of restaurant and retail space on the ground floor, five parking levels, and five floors of luxury offices. The office condo units range from 1,097 – 6,618 square feet, with 57 units available, including a penthouse with its own courtyard. Tenants, ranging from doctors, lawyers, boutique investment firms, and more, can access the excellent restaurants and services available throughout Atlantic Village.
“We designed Atlantic Village to be a landmark building for the community that people will look to with pride and inspiration,” Daniel Chaberman said. “Every detail is important because we want families to come here and enjoy everything Atlantic Village offers for years to come.”
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