A proposed apartment building in Hollywood would add 84 affordable homes at 1708 North Dixie Highway, according to a September 28, 2026, report from Florida YIMBY. Housing Trust Group’s project, called The Mosaic, is described as a 10-story development. This selection uses the seven-day news window.
The location is in Hollywood, in Broward County. It is not a Fort Lauderdale project, and it is not on Hollywood Beach. Keeping that geography straight matters for residents weighing a future home against work, school and daily transportation. A countywide housing headline can conceal very different neighborhood circumstances.
Florida YIMBY reports that the developer has the approximately 21,261-square-foot property under contract for $2.6 million. The reported plan includes a pool, fitness facilities and 103 parking spaces. Those are proposal details, not a description of amenities already available to tenants. Hoodline separately summarized the proposal while crediting YIMBY’s reporting.
The report says the venture would proceed under Florida’s Live Local framework. Hollywood’s own planning documents show that affordable and workforce housing, the production and preservation of units, and implementation of state housing requirements are active municipal concerns. Those city materials provide policy context; they do not independently confirm that The Mosaic has received every approval.
For prospective renters, the unanswered questions are more important than an attractive rendering. We have not verified a rent schedule, household-income limits specific to this building, an application portal, a waiting-list opening or an occupancy date. The term affordable housing alone does not supply those details. A general county income figure should not be substituted for a project’s actual eligibility rules.
A purchase contract is also different from a completed land sale, and a development plan is different from a finished building. The reporting reviewed for this article does not establish that residents can apply today. Any future leasing announcement should identify the responsible property manager and provide specific, verifiable instructions.
Our assessment is that the proposal is worth tracking because it identifies a concrete site and a defined number of intended homes. That makes it more useful than a broad promise to address affordability. It still belongs in the development pipeline, where financing, approvals and execution determine whether a proposal becomes housing people can occupy.
Residents can watch the developer’s announcements and Hollywood’s public planning records for the next documented step. For now, the meaningful development is an 84-unit affordable-housing proposal on North Dixie Highway, with practical leasing information still to come.
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