D8 PLAZA 500 NE 1st Ave 800–4 980 pi² d'espace disponible • Commerce de détail • Hallandale, FL 33009

Coming Fall 2026: Major Retail Transformation in Hallandale Beach District 8 A major redevelopment opportunity is underway in the heart of Hallandale Beach’s District 8, also known as “The Cultural Heart of Hallandale.” This property is being completely transformed from industrial use into a modern retail destination designed for today’s restaurants, entertainment, wellness, creative, and lifestyle businesses. Up to 10,000 sq. ft. available for retail, restaurant, entertainment, wellness, showroom, café, gallery, boutique fitness, and other commercial uses. Flexible suite sizes ranging from approximately 800 SF to 5000 SF Storefront units with high visibility and natural light Designed to accommodate restaurant, retail, medical and office uses High ceilings and efficient rectangular layouts for maximum usability District 8 is a growing corridor where the Hallandale Beach CRA is encouraging a vibrant mix of restaurants, bars, microbreweries, cafés, galleries, artist studios, local shops, and cultural experiences. The CRA also highlights District 8 as a destination for diverse arts, innovation, community events, dining, and shopping. Property Highlights Full property transformation now underway Up to 10,000 sq. ft. of flexible retail/commercial space Ideal for restaurants, cafés, wellness, entertainment, retail, galleries, and creative concepts Abundant parking available Great Hallandale Beach location in District 8 Delivery expected Fall 2026 Strong opportunity for early tenants to secure space in a redeveloping corridor HBCRA Incentive Opportunities Qualified businesses may be able to benefit from Hallandale Beach CRA programs and incentives. The CRA states that its business programs are designed to attract and retain businesses, support commercial and mixed-use development, and strengthen Hallandale Beach as a destination for shopping, dining, and entertainment. For restaurant users, the District 8 Commercial Kitchen Grant is intended to encourage restaurant development and help attract new restaurants, with priority concepts including microbreweries/wine bars, specialty coffee shops, trendy urban restaurants, family-oriented restaurants, music venues, and art galleries.