One Hollywood Residence: Pricing, Floor Plans and Walkable Living in Downtown Hollywood

One Hollywood Residence is a planned condominium tower at 1817 Taylor Street in downtown Hollywood, Florida. For buyers who value stepping out the door to parks, restaurants and cultural programming instead of driving to them, the location is the central draw. According to the developer's sales gallery announcement on onehollywoodresidences.com, the project sits just steps from ArtsPark at Young Circle and minutes from Hollywood's beaches.

ArtsPark at Young Circle anchors the downtown core. A June 2024 item on the project's press page describes it as a 10-acre area and places the development down the street from it. That proximity is the practical basis for a walkable lifestyle here. It is not a promise about every errand: no independent walkability score or grocery or transit analysis appears in the research reviewed for this article. A buyer who plans to live without a car should test the routes on foot at different times of day before relying on the brochure language.

The tower is a vertical, amenity-rich product in a downtown that is still evolving. The press page describes the site as a now-vacant parcel of about nine-tenths of an acre. Buyers should treat the surrounding streetscape as a snapshot of today rather than a finished picture, and walk the blocks between Taylor Street, Young Circle and Hollywood Boulevard themselves.

Pricing for pre-construction condominiums changes as phases sell, so the figures below are published starting points, not quotes. According to the developer's sales gallery announcement, prices start in the low $400,000s. The developer's release announcing Adriana Hoyos as interior designer says prices start from the $400s. MiamiResidence.com lists a starting price of $410K on its project page, and Casa Florida Group lists a price range beginning at $425K. These accounts are broadly consistent with one another.

One outlier is worth flagging. A Discover South Florida article says pre-construction prices were expected to start in the $700,000s. That does not match the developer's own published figures or the other listings, and the page gives no date or explanation for the gap. The most likely reading is that it reflects a different unit type, a later release or older information, but that is an inference. Ask the sales team for a current, written price list rather than relying on any single web figure.

For a sense of value per square foot, CondoBlackBook's project page lists an average price of $823 per square foot, without a stated date. Treat that as a rough orientation tool only. Per-square-foot averages blend studios with larger residences, and they can shift as inventory sells through. Maintenance charges are listed as to be determined on the MiamiResidence.com project page, so monthly ownership costs are not yet published in the research reviewed here.

According to the developer's sales gallery announcement, One Hollywood Residence will have 248 residences ranging from 517 to 1,425 square feet, from studios to three-bedroom units with dens. A press page item citing CondoBlackBook says the floor plans come in 11 different layouts. MiamiResidence.com lists the product as unfurnished, with city views as the front view.

The developer's announcement describes the interiors as fully finished, with private terraces and modern Italian imported kitchens with premium Bosch appliances. The developer's release on the interior designer appointment adds floor-to-ceiling windows and integrated smart home management technology, and describes the residences as having customizable options. CondoBlackBook's listing also mentions a washer and dryer, central cooling and heating, and a dishwasher among unit conveniences.

For a lifestyle buyer, the plan choice matters more than the headline size range. A smaller residence with a usable terrace may suit someone who treats the neighborhood and the building's amenities as an extension of the home. A larger two- or three-bedroom suits a buyer who wants hosting space or a dedicated den. Because the research does not include a unit-by-unit availability chart, ask for the specific floor plan, exposure and floor level, and confirm what is still available.

The developer's announcement lists a rooftop garden with a 360-degree observatory deck, a pool and spa, a fitness center with a yoga studio, co-working spaces, a kids club, and valet parking with concierge services. CondoBlackBook's amenity list adds a His and Hers spa with a sauna and steam room, a grand lobby with reception and concierge, a package delivery room, an outdoor barbecue area, and a private clubroom and event space with a chef's kitchen.

For a buyer who spends the day in the neighborhood, several of these do real work. Co-working spaces and a package room suit a home-based routine. A concierge and valet service reduces friction for guests arriving by car. Fitness, yoga and spa facilities keep daily wellness inside the building. Amenity lists in the pre-construction phase describe intent, so confirm the final program, hours and any access rules in the developer's formal documents.

CondoBlackBook's page lists parking as assigned, garage and valet, and notes bike storage. For a walkability-minded owner, bike storage is a meaningful detail, and so is the number of parking spaces per residence. The research reviewed does not state parking ratios or the cost of additional spaces, so those are questions for the sales team.

Delivery information is not uniform across the sources. According to the developer's sales gallery announcement, the project was expected to break ground later in the year with completion targeted for late 2027. MiamiResidence.com lists delivery as 2027. A June 2024 press page item said construction was expected to start the following summer.

These differences are normal for a project at this stage, but they matter to a buyer planning a move. A one-year swing changes where you live in the interim and when your carrying costs begin. Ask the sales team which date appears in the current purchase documents and what conditions could move it.

Building height is also reported inconsistently. The developer's announcement and several listings describe a 23-story tower, while a June 2024 press page headline referred to a 22-story building. The same press page text elsewhere says 23 stories. A buyer who cares about a specific floor should confirm the final story count and floor plate layout directly.

According to the project's team page on onehollywoodresidences.us, the developer is Star Developers Group, the architect is BC Architects, and landscape design is by Keith Engineering Landscape. The same page lists Domus Aurea Interiors as the interior designer, while the developer's separate release announces Adriana Hoyos Design Studio in that role, and MiamiResidence.com also lists Adriana Hoyos. Interior design credits appear to have been updated over time, so ask which firm is responsible for the current finish package.

Fortune Development Sales is the exclusive sales and marketing partner, according to the developer's sales gallery announcement. The sales gallery is at 1939 Hollywood Blvd, Hollywood, FL 33020. The project website lists hours of Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., with weekends by appointment, and the sales line is 754-263-0111.

The project's website also carries a notice that oral representations cannot be relied upon as correctly stating the developer's representations, and that buyers should refer to the documents the developer is required to furnish. In practical terms, treat anything said in a sales center or printed on a listing as a prompt for a written answer rather than a final answer.

Start with the questions the public sources do not answer: the current price for your target floor plan, the final delivery date, projected monthly ownership costs, parking allocation and the finalized amenity program. Then compare the building against your daily routine. Walk from Taylor Street to Young Circle, to the dining you expect to use and toward the beach, and note the sidewalk conditions, shade and crossings.

Because the research shows modest inconsistencies on price, story count, delivery date and interior designer, request current written materials from the sales gallery and confirm which version governs. This is simply good practice with any pre-construction purchase.

Wolsen Developments covers South Florida new development projects, and Denis Smykalov and the Wolsen team can help you compare One Hollywood Residence against other downtown and beachside options based on how you actually plan to live day to day.