Hollywood apartment project employs upzoning in single-family area

A small rental project taking advantage of upzoning established a decade ago won site-plan approval in Hollywood, despite opposition from nearby residents. The four-story, 22-unit apartment building would be built at 2101-2111 North 16th Avenue in the northwest corner of Hollywood Lakes, a residential area with a homeownership rate of 87 percent, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. The Hollywood City Commission on Wednesday unanimously approved the design and site plan for the apartment building, which would rise about two blocks east of Federal Highway, across the street from South Broward High School.   Boca Raton-based Giltor 36 LLC paid $1.5 […]

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