Atlantic Village in Hallandale Beach is adding six new tenants, with plans calling for roughly 16,983 square feet of retail space to fill in across the mixed-use development's newest phase. Two of the businesses are set to open before the year is out, while the rest are slated for early 2027.
According to Shopping Center Business, the incoming roster includes Pharos Greek Frozen Yogurt at 681 square feet and NAWA at 1,622 square feet, both of which are scheduled to open this year. The remaining four — The Atelier Blanc at 8,100 square feet, Fitjump at 3,021 square feet, The Tox at 1,360 square feet, and Degree Wellness at 2,199 square feet — are planned to debut in early 2027.
A Development Years in the Making
Atlantic Village has been built out in phases by Grupo Eco since 2017, per the same outlet's reporting. The center's first phase opened in 2019 with 15 businesses, and a second phase followed in 2021 with 18 more, with both of those phases now reaching full occupancy. Phase III, where the six newly signed leases are landing, is currently about 88.3 percent occupied, the report notes.
The broader project has been described in differing terms depending on the report: one account from the same outlet pegs Atlantic Village as a 308,000-square-foot mixed-use development, while an earlier piece from the same publication put the figure at 308,830 square feet. Either way, the site is said to carry 136,470 square feet of retail and restaurant space alongside 173,394 square feet of office space. A fourth phase, per the article, is expected to mark the project's completion.
Existing Tenants and Hallandale Beach's Retail Climate
Atlantic Village already counts Crema Gourmet, Club Pilates, Uptown 66, 54D and The Wagyu House among its tenants, along with Tee Box and Murano by Ferraro, the Shopping Center Business report states. Hallandale Beach sits within Broward County, where the retail market has stayed tight — vacancy held at 4.1% in the third quarter of 2026, up just 10 basis points from a year earlier, according to a Cushman & Wakefield market report.
That same report found Broward's year-to-date retail leasing volume at just under 1.7 million square feet through the third quarter, a 10.3% drop from the prior year, with average asking rents at $37.03 per square foot, down slightly quarter over quarter. Investment sales activity, meanwhile, topped $422.6 million in the third quarter alone and surpassed $832.0 million year to date, the firm's data shows.
A 2024 report from the South Florida Business Journal had already described Atlantic Village as nearly full as new tenants moved in, a trajectory that appears to be continuing with this latest wave of signings. An earlier leasing round, in which Grupo Eco signed five other new tenants at the property, had already brought Murano by Ferraro and The Wagyu House by Meat N' Bone online, with that report describing Atlantic Village as having been constructed in four phases.
