700 Ne 14Th Ave

A mid-century, five-story residential co-op constructed in 1967, this low-rise complex contains one-bedroom units with modest footprints and a mix of mid- and late-century interior improvements. The architecture is utilitarian brick-and-concrete, with exterior corridors, low balconies and screened patios that orient many homes toward a landscaped courtyard and pool. Unit interiors commonly feature eat-in kitchens with islands or breakfast bars, built-in cabinetry, ceramic tile floors throughout, walk-in closets, and some accessible-first-floor plans; multiple listings note recent kitchen and bath remodels, hurricane-impact windows and recessed lighting in updated units. Shared spaces include a pool and outdoor living areas with barbecue and courtyard seating, covered parking closest to the lobby, onsite laundry rooms, elevators, and security shutters or high-impact doors on many entries. The property operates under a land-lease/co-op structure with an association that historically markets as a 55+ community, enforces strict rental limits (typically two short-term rentals in a lifetime) and often restricts pet ownership. Its location in Hallandale Beach places it within biking or short driving distance of beaches, casinos, Gulfstream Park, shopping centers and transit lines, supporting a largely low-maintenance, convenience-oriented lifestyle for retirees or part-time residents.