REHUB Miami
Hollywood Beach
The Broadwalk, oceanfront towers along A1A and a relaxed beach-town pace in southern Broward County.
Overview
Hollywood Beach is the oceanfront side of Hollywood in southern Broward County, a barrier-island strip between the Atlantic Ocean and the Intracoastal Waterway. It is best known for the Broadwalk, a brick-paved promenade along the sand, and for a beach-town pace that sits alongside a growing line of oceanfront condominium towers.
For residents, Hollywood Beach offers two settings within a few blocks: the casual, walkable stretch around the Broadwalk, with cafés, small hotels and shops, and the quieter oceanfront corridor along South Ocean Drive, where high-rise buildings face the beach. Both sit within easy reach of Downtown Hollywood, the airport and the mainland.
Location & Access
Hollywood Beach runs along the barrier island in the city of Hollywood, north of Hallandale Beach and south of Dania Beach and Fort Lauderdale.
Key connections include: - State Road A1A, called South Ocean Drive and North Ocean Drive along the beach - Hollywood Boulevard and Sheridan Street bridges across the Intracoastal to the mainland - I-95 and US-1 for north-south travel toward Miami and Fort Lauderdale - Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International Airport and Port Everglades a short drive north - Tri-Rail's Hollywood station on the mainland, and Brightline's Aventura station to the south
Drive your regular routes at the times you expect to travel, since bridge crossings over the Intracoastal can add time.
Lifestyle & Daily Living
The Beach and the Broadwalk: - The Broadwalk, a brick-paved promenade of about 2.5 miles and roughly 30 feet wide, used by walkers, runners and cyclists - Cafés, restaurants, ice cream shops and a water playground along its central stretch - The Hollywood Beach Theatre, a bandshell venue for concerts near the sand - North Beach Park, a palm-lined beach park where sea turtles nest in season - Anne Kolb Nature Center on the Intracoastal, with mangrove trails and an observation tower
Dining, Culture and Entertainment: - Margaritaville Hollywood Beach Resort on North Ocean Drive, with restaurants and entertainment on the Broadwalk - Downtown Hollywood across the Intracoastal, with restaurants, galleries and ArtsPark at Young Circle - Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino on the mainland in Hollywood
Daily life here is beach-first, with the Broadwalk serving as the neighborhood's walking and running path.
Hollywood Beach Real Estate Market
Hollywood Beach combines oceanfront high-rises with older, smaller buildings close to the Broadwalk.
Key property types: - Oceanfront towers along South Ocean Drive, including Hyde Beach House, Hyde Resort and Residences, Trump Hollywood, Diplomat Residences and Apogee Beach - New construction at Icon Beach Residences and Hollywood Moon - Low-rise condominiums and small buildings near the Broadwalk - Intracoastal-facing residences on the west side of the barrier island
Compare a building's beach access, the view from the rooms you use most and whether a residence faces the ocean, the Intracoastal or the street. Near the Broadwalk, consider how foot traffic and events affect the building's entrance and terraces.
Micro Areas of Hollywood Beach
The Broadwalk Core: The central stretch around Johnson Street and Hollywood Boulevard, with the most restaurants, the theatre and Margaritaville, and the liveliest beachfront.
South Ocean Drive: The southern oceanfront corridor toward Hallandale Beach, lined with high-rise condominium towers such as Hyde, Trump Hollywood, Diplomat and Apogee.
North Beach: The northern end around North Beach Park, quieter and greener, close to the airport and Port Everglades.
New Development
New construction continues along the oceanfront, including Icon Beach Residences and Hollywood Moon in our coverage. Evaluate pre-construction residences through the published plans and purchase documents, separately from completed buildings you can tour, and confirm delivery timing, deposit schedules and parking.
Buying in Hollywood Beach: What to Check
Coastal condominium purchases in Florida carry a few checks that matter as much as the view: - Ask for the building's latest milestone structural inspection and structural integrity reserve study, which Florida requires for condominium buildings three stories or taller, and review how reserves are funded - Review recent and planned special assessments, and how the monthly fee has changed in recent years - Get insurance quotes early, including flood coverage, and check the property's flood zone - Near the Broadwalk, visit at different times of day to see how foot traffic and events affect the entrance and terraces - Ask whether rentals are allowed and on what terms, since rules vary between buildings
Is Hollywood Beach Right for You?
Hollywood Beach suits buyers who want a walkable beachfront with the Broadwalk at their door, or an oceanfront tower a short distance along A1A, with the airport, Fort Lauderdale and Aventura within easy reach. Start by choosing between the Broadwalk core and the quieter oceanfront corridor, then compare buildings within it.
For residents, Hollywood Beach offers two settings within a few blocks: the casual, walkable stretch around the Broadwalk, with cafés, small hotels and shops, and the quieter oceanfront corridor along South Ocean Drive, where high-rise buildings face the beach. Both sit within easy reach of Downtown Hollywood, the airport and the mainland.
Location & Access
Hollywood Beach runs along the barrier island in the city of Hollywood, north of Hallandale Beach and south of Dania Beach and Fort Lauderdale.
Key connections include: - State Road A1A, called South Ocean Drive and North Ocean Drive along the beach - Hollywood Boulevard and Sheridan Street bridges across the Intracoastal to the mainland - I-95 and US-1 for north-south travel toward Miami and Fort Lauderdale - Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International Airport and Port Everglades a short drive north - Tri-Rail's Hollywood station on the mainland, and Brightline's Aventura station to the south
Drive your regular routes at the times you expect to travel, since bridge crossings over the Intracoastal can add time.
Lifestyle & Daily Living
The Beach and the Broadwalk: - The Broadwalk, a brick-paved promenade of about 2.5 miles and roughly 30 feet wide, used by walkers, runners and cyclists - Cafés, restaurants, ice cream shops and a water playground along its central stretch - The Hollywood Beach Theatre, a bandshell venue for concerts near the sand - North Beach Park, a palm-lined beach park where sea turtles nest in season - Anne Kolb Nature Center on the Intracoastal, with mangrove trails and an observation tower
Dining, Culture and Entertainment: - Margaritaville Hollywood Beach Resort on North Ocean Drive, with restaurants and entertainment on the Broadwalk - Downtown Hollywood across the Intracoastal, with restaurants, galleries and ArtsPark at Young Circle - Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino on the mainland in Hollywood
Daily life here is beach-first, with the Broadwalk serving as the neighborhood's walking and running path.
Hollywood Beach Real Estate Market
Hollywood Beach combines oceanfront high-rises with older, smaller buildings close to the Broadwalk.
Key property types: - Oceanfront towers along South Ocean Drive, including Hyde Beach House, Hyde Resort and Residences, Trump Hollywood, Diplomat Residences and Apogee Beach - New construction at Icon Beach Residences and Hollywood Moon - Low-rise condominiums and small buildings near the Broadwalk - Intracoastal-facing residences on the west side of the barrier island
Compare a building's beach access, the view from the rooms you use most and whether a residence faces the ocean, the Intracoastal or the street. Near the Broadwalk, consider how foot traffic and events affect the building's entrance and terraces.
Micro Areas of Hollywood Beach
The Broadwalk Core: The central stretch around Johnson Street and Hollywood Boulevard, with the most restaurants, the theatre and Margaritaville, and the liveliest beachfront.
South Ocean Drive: The southern oceanfront corridor toward Hallandale Beach, lined with high-rise condominium towers such as Hyde, Trump Hollywood, Diplomat and Apogee.
North Beach: The northern end around North Beach Park, quieter and greener, close to the airport and Port Everglades.
New Development
New construction continues along the oceanfront, including Icon Beach Residences and Hollywood Moon in our coverage. Evaluate pre-construction residences through the published plans and purchase documents, separately from completed buildings you can tour, and confirm delivery timing, deposit schedules and parking.
Buying in Hollywood Beach: What to Check
Coastal condominium purchases in Florida carry a few checks that matter as much as the view: - Ask for the building's latest milestone structural inspection and structural integrity reserve study, which Florida requires for condominium buildings three stories or taller, and review how reserves are funded - Review recent and planned special assessments, and how the monthly fee has changed in recent years - Get insurance quotes early, including flood coverage, and check the property's flood zone - Near the Broadwalk, visit at different times of day to see how foot traffic and events affect the entrance and terraces - Ask whether rentals are allowed and on what terms, since rules vary between buildings
Is Hollywood Beach Right for You?
Hollywood Beach suits buyers who want a walkable beachfront with the Broadwalk at their door, or an oceanfront tower a short distance along A1A, with the airport, Fort Lauderdale and Aventura within easy reach. Start by choosing between the Broadwalk core and the quieter oceanfront corridor, then compare buildings within it.
Key Features
The Broadwalk oceanfront promenade
Oceanfront towers along A1A
Beach between the ocean and the Intracoastal
Downtown Hollywood across the Intracoastal
beachfrontwaterfrontdining
Loading property options…
Loading buildings…
Loading listings…
Loading market data…
Photo: Tamanoeconomico · CC BY-SA 4.0. Resized and displayed with responsive cropping.
Loading sales history…
Nearby Neighborhoods
Frequently Asked Questions About Hollywood Beach
What is the Hollywood Beach Broadwalk?
The Broadwalk is a brick-paved promenade of about 2.5 miles along Hollywood Beach, used by walkers, runners and cyclists and lined in its central stretch with cafés, restaurants and shops.
Where are the oceanfront condos in Hollywood Beach?
Most oceanfront condominium towers stand along South Ocean Drive (A1A), including Hyde Beach House, Hyde Resort and Residences, Trump Hollywood, Diplomat Residences and Apogee Beach.
What new condos are in Hollywood Beach?
New construction in our coverage includes Icon Beach Residences and Hollywood Moon on the oceanfront.
Where is Hollywood Beach?
Hollywood Beach is the barrier-island side of Hollywood in southern Broward County, between Hallandale Beach and Fort Lauderdale, with Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International Airport a short drive north.
How can I compare buildings in Hollywood Beach?
Open the building profiles to compare developer information, amenities and available residences, then contact our team for current availability, pricing and construction updates.
