MHV Development Seeks Rezoning for 92-Unit Beverly Townhouses in Davie

• MHV Development plans 92 townhomes on an 18.6-acre site
• Rezoning from agricultural to residential is required for project approval
• Proposal heads to Planning & Zoning Board on April 7

What the rezoning means for land value and development

MHV Development is moving to unlock value by converting a cultural site into residential use, a common strategy in high-growth South Florida markets. Approval would allow the firm to move forward with a low-density townhome community while significantly increasing the site’s underlying value. Rezoning is the key inflection point. Once approved, the project shifts from land play to horizontal residential execution, opening the door for construction and eventual sales.

What the project layout means for positioning

The Beverly Townhouses are designed as a 92-unit community across 19 two-story buildings, emphasizing space and privacy over density. Units range from roughly 1,500 to 1,800 square feet, targeting families and end users rather than renters. The inclusion of a central pond and open space shows a focus on livability and community design, which tends to support stronger long-term values in suburban markets like Davie.

What the product type means for demand

Townhomes continue to fill the gap between condos and single-family homes. In markets where affordability is tightening, this type of product offers a practical alternative with more space and ownership appeal. Davie fits that demand profile well. Buyers priced out of nearby single-family options often look to townhomes as a step-up option, giving projects like this a built-in buyer pool.

What the amenities and infrastructure mean for absorption

The development includes a clubhouse, pool, and ample parking, along with private garages for each unit. These are standard but necessary features that align with buyer expectations in suburban communities. Engineering by Bohler Engineering also highlights a focus on drainage and site planning, which is critical for entitlement approval and long-term property performance in Florida.

What this means for Davie’s growth trend

Projects like this reflect a broader shift across Broward County, where underutilized land is being repositioned into residential communities to meet steady population growth. If approved, The Beverly Townhouses would add new supply in a market that continues to see strong demand for low-density housing options.