Wellington Lifestyle Partners unveils new luxury hotel and mixed-use village
- Jake Nicholas
- May 20
- 1 min read
Wellington Lifestyle Partners (WLP) is moving ahead with plans for a major mixed-use development dubbed the Marketplace at Wellington, set just outside the gates of its forthcoming private club community. The proposed 17.9-acre project at 13421 South Shore Boulevard will go before the village’s Planning, Zoning, and Adjustment Board on May 21 for rezoning and special exemption approval to include a hotel component.
The site would be transformed into a dynamic village-style hub with an 80-room boutique hotel, 49,000 square feet of Class A office space, retail, 89 condominiums, and restaurants. Plans also call for 629 parking spaces and a pedestrian-friendly internal street running parallel to South Shore Boulevard.
The proposed buildings would rise three stories, with ground-floor shops and restaurants, and upper levels reserved for offices and residential units, while the hotel is expected to be four stories. Condominiums are expected to start in the $750,000 to $800,000 range.
Related Ross, led by billionaire developer and Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross—is also pushing forward with a separate large-scale mixed-use project in the village. Together, these efforts are poised to push Wellington’s development landscape in the coming years continually.
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