If you’ve been wondering what Hollywood’s next big oceanfront address will look like, the first renderings of the Icon Beach Residences are here to answer that.
Developed by Related Group and BH Group, the project promises a sleek, art-filled lifestyle with sweeping views in both directions — the Atlantic Ocean to one side, the Intracoastal Waterway to the other.
Set in a quieter corner of Hollywood’s shoreline, Icon Beach isn’t going for flashy gimmicks. Instead, it’s doubling down on timeless waterfront appeal: floor-to-ceiling glass, Italian cabinetry, spa-inspired bathrooms, and a roster of amenities that could rival a luxury resort.
The vibe? Breezy but curated, with interiors by design studio Meyer Davis that feel coastal without leaning too hard into beach clichés.
A new 38-story condo building
Set in Hollywood — a beachfront community located in southeastern Broward County midway between Miami and Fort Lauderdale — the new development will house 350 residences spread over 38 stories, with floor plans ranging from one to three bedrooms and 948 to 2,580 square feet.
Every unit comes with its own oversized private balcony, ideal for soaking in those endless water views — sunrise over the ocean, sunset over the bay.
And with exclusive sales and marketing handled by Dezer Platinum Realty’s Gil Dezer and Sebastian Tettamanti, expect these to be some of the most closely watched condos in South Florida.
Consisting of 350 residences with room to breathe
Icon Beach’s residences are designed for maximum light and views.
The floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors lead out to private balconies, creating a seamless indoor-outdoor feel. Primary bedrooms are bright and airy, kitchens come with custom Italian cabinetry, imported porcelain countertops, and Bosch and Thermador appliances.
Buyers even get a choice between two kitchen color schemes, so the finishes match their style. Spa-like primary baths come with deep soaking tubs and high-end fixtures from Kohler and Hansgrohe, while walk-in closets are large enough to feel like dressing rooms.
A full-service lifestyle on the water, with over 30,000 square feet of shared amenities
The development offers 30,000 square feet of shared amenities, and they go well beyond the basics.
There’s an on-site marina for boaters, a private beach club with attendants, a health club and spa, and a wellness center. The pool deck comes with summer kitchens and even an outdoor cinema for movie nights under the stars.
Art and events on site, with a waterfront event space for residents
Icon Beach will also feature a waterfront event space for residents who like to host in style, plus a curated selection of museum-quality pieces from the Jorge M. Pérez Contemporary Art Collection — a nod to Related Group founder Jorge Pérez’s well-known art patronage.
Prime Hollywood location, minutes from the beach
While the amenities might tempt residents to stay in, the neighborhood will be just as much of a draw. The property sits minutes from Hollywood Beach and within walking distance of cafés, boutiques, and bistros.
Miami’s energy is less than a half-hour away, while Fort Lauderdale offers a more laid-back escape in the other direction.
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