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Stalled Lauderhill development relauches

A once-stalled development is seeing new life in Lauderhill.

Originally the development, dubbed Georgetown, was intended to be a luxurious lakefront subdivision with high-end condos Lauderhill’s Central Broward Regional Park & Stadium.

But things have changed, according to the Daily Business Review.

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“Today we’re talking a completely different ballgame,” said Camilo Lopez, president of the Solution Group, which bought into the project in a joint venture with Paragon Group of South Florida.

They recruited award-winning architect Carlos Ponce de Leon and spent 15 months building Cassa at Georgetown, a gated townhouse community located at 3593 Northwest 13th Street, where preconstruction home prices started at $185,000. The sellout value is set to be around $30 million.

Before, prices at Georgetown were roughly $100,000 higher – in the $350,000-$400,000 range – for similar units. [Daily Business Review] – Christopher Cameron

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