RFP for development of Hollywood Beach Culture and Community Center
The city of Hollywood in Florida, USA has received an unsolicited proposal and published a notice of the acceptance and a willingness to accept other proposals to finance, develop, construct and manage a mixed-use project on the approximately 4 acres of City-owned real estate on Hollywood Beach including a 20,000 square foot community center, public parking and other public amenities along with private uses. The site is located at 1301 S. Ocean Drive on Hollywood Beach.
The deadline to submit the proposal to the RFP is August 24, 2020. You can find more information about this proposal on our business opportunity page here.
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