Four West Developers Plans $85M SQUARE Hallandale Office Condo Project Near Miami

Key Points:

• Four West Developers is launching SQUARE Hallandale, an $85M mixed-use office and retail condominium project
• The 360K SF building will offer small-format office suites starting at $199K
• The eight-story development will rise at 400 W. Hallandale Beach Blvd., between Miami and Fort Lauderdale

Office Condos Bet on South Florida Flex Demand

A newly formed venture, Four West Developers, is moving forward with SQUARE Hallandale, a 360,000 square foot mixed-use project in Hallandale Beach. The $85 million development will rise at 400 W. Hallandale Beach Blvd., roughly 18 miles north of Downtown Miami and positioned between Interstate 95 and U.S. Route 1. The project is structured as an office and retail condominium, allowing buyers to occupy, lease, or resell their space while retaining full title ownership.

Small Format Office Ownership Model

The eight-story building will feature office suites ranging from 248 to 1,766 square feet, with pricing starting at $199,000. This smaller, flexible footprint aligns with post pandemic office demand, where companies are downsizing space but prioritizing quality, technology integration, and amenity access. On the ground floor, SQUARE Hallandale will include eight retail spaces ranging from 1,515 to 2,393 square feet, anchored by a civic plaza designed to activate the street frontage. Preconstruction sales are already underway, with Fortune Development Sales serving as the exclusive marketing partner.

Amenity Driven Office Experience

The project includes approximately 18,000 square feet of amenities, reflecting a hospitality-style approach to office development.

Planned features include:

• A sixth-floor terrace
• Pickleball and paddle courts
• Social lounge
• Cold plunge pool and sauna
• Indoor fitness center
• Climate-controlled storage

The development will also include structured parking with EV charging stations and dedicated bicycle and scooter parking. 
Interiors are being designed by Adriana Hoyos, positioning the project toward upscale owner-users and investors.

Why It Matters

South Florida continues to attract businesses relocating from higher tax states, and the office condo model offers smaller firms a pathway to ownership rather than leasing. While overall office utilization nationally has stabilized at structurally lower levels, new construction with flexible layouts and modern amenities continues to capture demand. For investors, the condo structure provides liquidity optionality in a market where traditional office leasing remains uneven.

Final Thoughts

SQUARE Hallandale represents a targeted bet on right-sized, amenity-rich office product in a high-growth corridor between Miami and Fort Lauderdale. As the office sector resets on new terms, developers are leaning into flexibility, ownership, and lifestyle integration to meet evolving tenant expectations.