Cypress Creek Station is about to undergo a major transformation. A new 121,633-square-foot Target store is planned at 6415 N Andrews Avenue in Fort Lauderdale. The proposed store will replace several existing businesses at the well-known shopping center.
The project will be developed by Cypress Creek Associates LP and designed by RSP Architects. Once complete, the total shopping center area will grow from 176,098 square feet to 264,788 square feet.
According to planning documents, the project is still under review by the Development Review Committee and Planning and Zoning Board. It includes architectural, landscaping, and civil site improvements throughout the property.
Which Businesses Will Be Replaced?
The redevelopment will remove three primary tenants:
- Regal Cypress Creek Station, which remains open as of now
- Sola Salons, which reportedly has an active lease and no formal closure timeline
- A former Office Depot location that is no longer operating
Despite construction plans moving forward, the businesses remain in place while the city completes its review process. Target has not yet announced an opening timeline.
A Shopping Center That Rose from a Cleared Lot
Aerial imagery from 1953 to 1969 shows that the site was rural land, with some agricultural use and early roadway paths. By 1995, the land had been cleared, and construction was underway. No structures had been built yet, but heavy site preparation had begun.
The shopping center was officially built in 1997, adding retail capacity to a growing section of Fort Lauderdale near the I-95 corridor. For nearly three decades, Cypress Creek Station has served the area with a mix of entertainment and service-based tenants.
Now, Target’s arrival marks a new phase of use for the property.
Last Updated on April 12, 2025 by F.E.M