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POMPANO BEACH, Fla. – The greenspace is expansive inside the Palm Aire community of Pompano Beach.

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There are three golf courses, parks and open trails.

It’s a quiet community that is also made up of thousands of condos, apartments and single family homes.

Roger Maister has lived there for nearly 50 years.

“Every bit of green space that can be built on has been built on,” he said.

But a developer has stepped in with a proposal to build hundreds more new units there, to include rental apartments.

Pompano Beach city leaders received an earful Wednesday night at a packed informational meeting that was standing room only.

Commissioners are now faced with a major decision that could divide the community.

“You don’t want the government overstepping its boundaries and using creepy tactics to push people out of their neighborhoods,” said resident Anne Bosworth.

Added resident Carl Guveri: “Nobody will accept it because even for a small pact, small development around Palm Country Club, it would set a precedence and then the gates of hell would break loose.”

The issue is a standing legal agreement made years ago to cap the number of units at Palm Aire to its current 10,000-plus units.

Amending that land-use measure takes court action.

City Commissioner Darlene Smith on Wednesday tried to calm concerns from weary residents.

“I’m out for you. I’m not doing anything behind your backs,” she said. “Some of you said you’ve had a hard time finding me. I’m right here. I walk the trails every day.”

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The Salato Pompano Beach luxury condominiums recently topped off, putting the project on schedule to bring 40 residences online in early 2026.

Developer U.S. Development, general contractor KAST Construction and architect Randall Stofft Architects held a topping-off ceremony on the rooftop on May 16. The Tinka Ellington Group is handling sales, while IMI Worldwide is in charge of marketing.

“We are excited to reach this important milestone, as it is often the most critical point in the construction process,” U.S. Development CEO John Farina said. “Thanks to our team’s dedication, expertise and passion, our buyers are just mere months away from waking up to spectacular ocean views on their oversized terraces and able to experience everything Salato has to offer.”

Located at 305 Briny Ave., the project is about 60% sold. The residences, which are priced from $2 million to $4.9 million, range from 2,106 to 3,354 square feet and feature open floorplans with extra-wide living spaces and 14-foot-deep terraces. There are also six penthouses designed by Randall Stofft Architects and Interiors by Steven G.

Community amenities include an 80-foot ocean-view pool with wet deck and loungers, poolside grilling stations and lounge with covered bar, 28 hobby rooms, owners’ lounge with daily coffee and tea bar, 8,000-square-foot fitness center, spa and club room with chef’s catering kitchen.

Salato also offers 2,700 square feet of retail/commercial space fronting A1A. U.S. Development is in discussions to bring in a renowned restaurant concept.

“Our sales activity reinforces that luxury buyers want to be in Pompano Beach and desire a boutique oceanside alternative to the dense high-rise buildings in the area,” U.S. Development CFO Dustin Salzano said. “Salato also gives these buyers the only opportunity to begin enjoying an unmatched lifestyle in early 2026. No other project on the market can match our value or timing.”

Stars, stripes and savory bites! Oceanic at Pompano Beach Pier will host Liberty & Libations, a Fourth of July celebration, on Friday, July 4, on its oceanfront rooftop. Boasting boundless views of the beach, guests will enjoy a front row seat of the City of Pompano Beach fireworks display to celebrate America's birthday.

Guests can toast to freedom with themed cocktails and a full-service bar, enjoy all-American bites, participate in raffles and giveaways and celebrate under the stars with party favors.

The City of Pompano Beach’s Annual Fourth of July Extravaganza will kick off at 5 p.m., followed by live music from 5:30 p.m. until 9 p.m. The celebration will culminate with fireworks at approximately 9 p.m.

The full Fourth of July menu includes:

Guests may also reserve tables for dinner on the oceanfront patios, dining room and downstairs bars.

Available parking is located at the end of Atlantic Blvd. and A1A. Both street parking and the Pier Parking Garage are also available. Parking will be available at the Pier Parking Garage for $20 (cash only). Valet parking is available to guests for an additional fee through the City of Pompano Beach.

Starting at 8:45 p.m., eastbound vehicular traffic going onto the barrier island will be shut down for the duration of the fireworks show. It will reopen once the fireworks have ended. Pedestrians will still have access to walk across the bridge the entire day and night.

Time:

Friday, July 4, 2025, from 4 to 11 p.m.

Cost:

Liberty & Libations entry: $30

The Liberty & Libations ticket includes prime viewing location for the fireworks, and party favors.

Menu items are available for purchase.

Where:

Oceanic at Pompano Beach Pier

250 N. Pompano Beach Blvd.

Pompano Beach, FL 33062

How:

For more information, please visit https://www.oceanicpompano.com/events.

Reservations are encouraged. To make a reservation, please call 954-366-3768 or visit https://resy.com/cities/pompano-beach-fl/venues/oceanic-pompano.

About Oceanic at Pompano Pier:

With the iconic Pompano Beach Pier as the backdrop, Oceanic boasts boundless views of the Atlantic Ocean. The chef-driven menu features coastal-inspired cuisine with fresh seafood and creative dishes crafted with high-quality ingredients. Oceanic is dedicated to delivering a high-quality dining experience and warm hospitality, making it the perfect spot for celebrating special occasions or grabbing a quick bite after a day at the beach. With spectacular views from every angle of the restaurant, the space is artistically designed with flexibility in layout, with the ability to host private events from intimate gatherings to extravagant celebrations. Serving lunch, dinner and weekend brunch, Oceanic’s hours of operation are Monday through Friday, from 11:30 a.m. to 11 p.m., and Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. Brunch is offered Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and happy hour is offered weekdays from 3:30 to 6:30 p.m., exclusively at the bar. Oceanic’s Brunch Unplugged live music series takes place on Sundays from 12 to 3 p.m.

Oceanic is in Pompano Beach Village at 250 N. Pompano Beach Blvd., Pompano Beach, FL 33062. For more information or to make reservations, please visit oceanicpompano.com or call 954-366-3768. Follow along on Facebook and Instagram at @OceanicPompano.

About LM Restaurants:

LM Restaurants is a Deerfield Beach, FL and Raleigh, NC-based hospitality management group privately held, and family owned and operated by husband-and-wife team Lou and Joy Moshakos with daughter Amber as President. LM Restaurants has 34 award-winning restaurants throughout the Southeast. Its South Florida restaurants include Lucky Fish Dania Beach, Lucky Fish Pompano, The Cove Waterfront Restaurant and Tiki Bar in Deerfield and Oceanic at Pompano Beach. Lucky Lou’s, a raw bar concept, will join the South Florida family in mid-2025. For more information, visit https://www.LMRest.com/ or call 919-851-0858.

Rising Tide Car Wash, a pioneering social enterprise with a primary mission to employ adults with autism, is proud to announce that during a May 2025 special exception hearing, the City of Pompano Beach Zoning Board of Appeals unanimously approved the company to open its fourth South Florida location. As the only multi-unit, family-owned car wash in South Florida, Rising Tide plans to open its Pompano Beach location in Q4 2026 or Q1 2027.

With over 100 employees, 80% of its workforce with autism, and three locations in South Florida ― Parkland, Margate and Coral Springs ― Rising Tide Car Wash is one of the largest employers of people with autism in the U.S. The company has hired more than 400 neurodivergent individuals to date. It has an alumni network of more than 175 individuals with autism who have moved on to new jobs or pursued higher education, proving the value that people with autism bring to the workforce. Pompano Beach car wash will provide at least 25 jobs for individuals with autism.

The new car wash will be located at 2851 W. Atlantic Blvd., Pompano Beach, Florida 33069 on a 1.2-acre lot. It will be built as a custom car wash from the ground up, and feature state-of-the-art equipment, free, self-serve vacuum stations and drive-thru lanes. The Pompano Beach location will have a special members-only vacuum area and amenities. Jack Brown of GBM Architecture is the architect.

“We are proud to open our fourth South Florida location in Pompano Beach, where we will provide the best car wash membership experience on the market, and help individuals with autism realize their capabilities, gain confidence, make friends, gain financial independence, and have a place to call their own,” said Rising Tide Car Wash Co-Founder and COO Thomas D’Eri.

“This wouldn’t be possible without the support of many Broward County elected officials who have advocated for Rising Tide Car Wash for more than a decade,” he continued. “They understand the critical importance of inclusive employment opportunities for individuals with autism and related disabilities.”

Rising Tide Car Wash has created an innovative model that intentionally designs the work environment in a way that empowers individuals with autism to thrive and produce extraordinary results.

Rising Tide’s unsurpassed car wash services, ranging in price from $12 to $36.45, include the Clean, Tide Glaze, Tide Gloss, and Tide Guard services. It also offers a Ripple Club Unlimited Wash Club membership for a fast and convenient way to keep cars shining year-round.

According to Drexel University’s A.J. Drexel Autism Institute, young adults with autism who worked for pay in their teenage years are more than two times as likely to secure employment later in life. In addition, according to a study by Dr. Michael Alessandri, executive director of the University of Miami Center for Autism and Related Disabilities, Pompano Beach is home to an estimated 2,355 working-age individuals with autism, of whom 1,900 are possibly without jobs.

Thomas D’Eri and his father John D’Eri, co-founder and CEO of Rising Tide Car Wash, created the innovative social enterprise to develop a scalable solution for employing individuals with autism. They were inspired to do this by watching John’s son and Thomas’ brother Andrew, a vibrant young man with autism, struggle to find his place in the world. Rising Tide Car Wash has created an innovative model that intentionally designs the work environment in a way that empowers individuals with autism to thrive and produce extraordinary results.

The D’Eri family also created Rising Tide U to empower entrepreneurs, business leaders and changemakers unlock the transformative power of inclusivity and autism employment.

Thomas D’Eri is also the author of the best-selling book, “The Power of Potential,” a book that highlights employment opportunities for individuals with autism and addresses common challenges businesses face.

According to estimates from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) Autism and Developmental Disabilities Monitoring (ADDM) Network, about 1 in 31 (3.2%) children aged 8 years have been identified with autistic spectrum disorder (ASD). Autism is a complex neurological and developmental disorder that impacts social skills, communication, speech and behavior.

For more information, please visit risingtidecarwash.com.

Pompano Beach, FL – May 20, 2025 – Cushman & Wakefield announced today that the real estate services firm has been retained on an exclusive basis to market for sale the family owned and operated Beachcomber Resort & Club, a premier 5.08-acre beachfront redevelopment site located at 1200 S. Ocean Boulevard in Pompano Beach, Florida, part of the Greater Fort Lauderdale area.

Cushman & Wakefield’s Robert Kaplan, Errol Blumer and Mark Rutherford are leading marketing efforts on behalf of the seller.

“Beachcomber is the largest oceanfront development site currently being marketed for sale in South Florida,” said Kaplan. “With 300 feet of beach frontage and a central location providing easy access to all of South Florida’s world class amenities, the property has all of the attributes to make it highly desirable for a new ultra-luxury condominium or hospitality development project.”

The site comprises 3.38 acres directly on the sand and an additional 1.70 acres between A1A and the Intracoastal Waterway.

While the property is listed for sale without an asking price, offers are expected to be in excess of $175 million, and the seller is willing to provide the buyer time to arrange site plan approval prior to closing on the acquisition.

The oceanfront in Pompano Beach is South Florida’s newest ultra-luxury residential development hub with new condominium development projects carrying the Ritz-Carlton, Waldorf Astoria, and Armani Casa brands, and a Rosewood branded residence in nearby Hillsboro Beach. Beachcomber is in the exclusive, high-end southern portion of the city outside of the busy commercial district, but with quick access to the city’s attractive features, US-1, Interstate 95 and the Florida Turnpike, as well as multiple airports catering to private aircraft, including the Pompano Beach Airpark less than three miles away.