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Questions buyers ask about Portofino Hollywood
When will Portofino Hollywood be completed?
Approved as of 2026-10. Lease and development agreements approved by the Hollywood City Commission on October 7, 2026; site plan still a draft and a residents' lawsuit is pending. Completion: Not scheduled. Entitlements are due by June 3, 2028, and the lease allows 36 months of construction after the start.
How many residences does Portofino Hollywood have, and how big are they?
Portofino Hollywood has 126 residences over 30 stories, with residences of 2,025 to 7,300 square feet. Draft plan (October 2026): 126 condominiums on floors 8 to 29, 6 per floor, as 40 two-bedroom of 2,025 sq ft, 40 two-bedroom of 2,575 sq ft and 40 three-bedroom of 3,325 sq ft, plus 6 four-bedroom penthouses of 4,050 to 7,300 sq ft on floors 28 and 29. Separately, 84 workforce rentals (74 studios and 10 one-bedrooms) on lower floors.
Who is the developer of Portofino Hollywood?
Related Group, through PRH 1301 S. Ocean Drive, LLC (ground tenant under a 99-year lease from the City of Hollywood). Architect: Cohen Freedman Encinosa & Associates (architect of record on the October 2026 draft site plan).
Is Portofino Hollywood on the water?
Yes. Views take in Atlantic Ocean, Intracoastal Waterway.
What flood zone is Portofino Hollywood in?
Zone AE, base flood elevation 7 ft NAVD88. Confirm with the building's elevation certificate before you sign.
Where is Portofino Hollywood located?
1301 S Ocean Drive, Hollywood, FL 33019 (city-owned site of the Hollywood Beach Culture and Community Center, Harry Berry Park and two surface lots), in Hollywood and Hallandale Beach.