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Who We Are

Springbrook Gardens was a private residence condominium building in the Central Beach district of Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

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Our Association

Established in 1979, the Springbrook Gardens Condominium Association (Springbrook Gardens, Inc.) is held in a trust by a Termination Trustee as per Section 718.117(10)(a), Florida Statutes.

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Redevelopment Opportunity

Springbrook Gardens is available for redevelopment. This premier property offers a blank canvas in a highly sought-after location. It is ideal for visionary developers aiming to create a landmark project. Springbrook Gardens represents a rare chance to reshape local community infrastructure. The site perfectly suits a modern, sustainable development that meets the evolving demands of the local market. Click here for more information.

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Where We Are

The property is located in the Central Beach District of Fort Lauderdale Beach at the corner of North Birch Rd and Sebastian St, directly on the Intracoastal waterway and only one block from the A1A Scenic and Historic Coastal Highway and the Atlantic Ocean.

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Our History

The Legacy, Challenges, and Ultra-Luxury Transformation of Fort Lauderdale's Iconic Waterfront Parcel

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Mid-Century Modern Design

Erected during Fort Lauderdale's mid-century coastal development wave, the structure served as a foundational luxury fixture two blocks from the beach line. Click here to learn about the design style.

Hello,

Below and attached I’m providing a news release regarding Broward County’s Emergency Order 20-17 related to required signage in restaurants and retail establishments.
Please stay safe and well.
Lamar P. Fisher
Broward County Commissioner, District 4
115 South Andrews Avenue, Room 412
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301
T: 954-357-7004
E: LFisher@Broward.org
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Emergency Order 20-17 Issued

- Outlines retail establishments and restaurants signage requirements -

BROWARD COUNTY, FL -  County Administrator Bertha Henry issued Emergency Order 20-17 today, which requires retail establishments and restaurants to post signage containing information regarding social distancing and facial covering requirements, to further mitigate the spread of COVID-19.

Signs must be conspicuously placed throughout these establishments, including at all entry points. Signs must be at least 8 1/2 x 11" and posted in multiple languages (minimum English, Creole and Spanish). The English and Spanish versions of the sign can be downloaded now. The Creole version of the signs will be available at this link prior to Monday, when the Order takes effect.

Henry said, “Given the recent uptick in our COVID-19 statistics, it is timely to remind the public of the importance of complying with all Centers for Disease Control & Prevention guidelines, including those related to facial coverings and social distancing. The purpose of this Order is to reinforce resident adherence to those guidelines. This is no time to let down our guard.”

County and Department of Health officials are closely monitoring the percentage of positive cases. That percentage is on the rise in Broward County, as well as other Florida communities.

Residents are also encouraged to participate in the compliance process by reporting violations to MyBroward.Broward.org. Select “Request for Service,” enter the location of the violation, and select “COVID-19 Business Complaints” as the Type of Issue. You can also call the Broward County Call Center at 311 or 954-831-4000. Both types of reports can be made anonymously.