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Kushner Pushes Ahead With 470-Unit Multifamily + Synagogue Development Near Hard Rock in Hollywood

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Key Points

  • 470 units planned across an 8-story multifamily building, plus a 7-story, 786-space garage

  • Located near the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino on a 5.7-acre site along Stirling Road and State Road 7

  • Includes a synagogue, clubhouse, and renovation of the historic Bryan House into a private library

Kushner Expands South Florida Footprint With Hollywood Project

Kushner Companies has secured zoning and site plan approval for a major new mixed-use residential development in Hollywood, Florida — a 470-unit multifamily community anchored by a synagogue and restoration of a century-old home.

Approved by the Hollywood City Commission, the plan paves the way for Kushner’s latest South Florida expansion. The project blends modern multifamily living with community and heritage, including the renovation of the Bryan House, a 1900s-era home locally designated as historic since 1999.

Inside the Development Plan

The 5.7-acre site sits at the southeast corner of Stirling Road and State Road 7, directly across from the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino. Kushner has a contract to acquire the land from two ownership groups:

  • 58 Oak LLC, led by Ari Pearl of PPG Development and Reuven Rogatinsky, owns 4231 N. 58th Avenue.

  • 4220 N. 58th Avenue Partners LLC, led by attorney Samuel Rogatinsky, owns the opposite parcel.

Planned Components

  • 470 multifamily units within an 8-story building

  • A 7-story parking garage offering 786 spaces

  • A 4,000-square-foot synagogue and 9,300-square-foot clubhouse

  • A renovated Bryan House, converted into a private residential library

Unit Mix

  • 80 studios

  • 132 one-bedroom units

  • 122 one-bedroom + den

  • 52 two-bedroom units

  • 76 two-bedroom + den

  • 8 three-bedroom units

Historic Meets Modern: The Bryan House Restoration

Built by John Milton Bryan Jr. and Guilda Rose Bryan in the early 1900s, the Bryan House once sat within an orange grove. Kushner’s plan includes partial demolition of non-original additions, preserving the home’s historic core and converting it into a private library courtyard for residents.

The property’s rezoning from North Mixed Use (N-MU) to Planned Development (PD) ensures the new community integrates heritage elements within a modern residential framework.

Kushner’s South Florida Momentum

Kushner Companies — founded by Charles Kushner and led by Laurent Morali (CEO) and Nicole Kushner Meyer (President) — has been accelerating its investments throughout South Florida.

In May 2025, the firm broke ground on a 68-unit luxury project in Surfside, backed by a $115 million construction loan. In December 2024, it paid $190 million for the Hamilton, a 276-unit tower in Edgewater. Additional developments are active in Wynwood, Edgewater, Miami Gardens, and Fort Lauderdale.

This Hollywood venture marks another step in Kushner’s broader regional push, targeting key suburban and lifestyle-oriented nodes near major employers and entertainment hubs.

Suburban Luxury Multifamily

Kushner’s Hollywood project reinforces a trend toward suburban luxury multifamily development with mixed-use, lifestyle, and cultural components — particularly near major destinations like the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino.

For investors, the combination of heritage preservation, community integration, and modern density signals continued strength in South Florida’s multifamily pipeline, especially as demand remains robust among renters seeking convenience and amenities outside Miami’s core.

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