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Hollywood’s beachfront is set for a dramatic skyline shift as city planners push to allow towering buildings up to 340 feet near the shuttered Hollywood Beach Resort — with even taller structures possible if developers restore the historic site. Under the new Hollywood Beach Overlay District, six zones will have tailored height and density rules, incentivizing ground-floor retail, public spaces, and Art Deco-inspired design to preserve charm while spurring redevelopment. The Planning Board votes August 11; if approved, the plan lasts five years, subject to review. Meanwhile, South Florida’s coastal cities are also rethinking development: West Palm Beach pauses projects for zoning clarity, while Deerfield Beach voters decide on relaxed rules in November.

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