The unnamed project is planned to be developed on 115 acres between Northwest 108th Avenue and Palm Avenue, to the south of Pines Boulevard. Three 100,000-sf buildings would contain class A office space. Another 40,000 sf of office space would be interspersed with some proposed residential use located above it. The town homes would sell for about $250,000 to $300,000.

Such a development would come at no small cost to the city. The city of Pembroke Pines expects to spend approximately $46 million on the project. This amount includes $21 million to buy property and another $25 million for roads, sewer system and other items.

However, Marty Gayeski, deputy city manager for Pembroke Pines, tells GlobeSt.com that the project is a smart move for economic development.