Broward to consider revised income limits for 49 Plantation homes

Broward County commissioners have a November 10 vote on a Plantation housing covenant. The proposal keeps 49 homes in the affordability commitment. It sets aside 48 homes at up to 120% of area median income and one at up to 80%. The county item concerns the terms to be recorded for the project.

Published November 10, 2026 · Sion editorial

Broward County commissioners are scheduled to consider a revised affordability covenant for a development in the City of Plantation on November 10. The county approved the related land-use plan amendment in September 2025. The agenda says the original commitment covered 49 homes for households earning up to 120% of area median income, and the covenant has yet to be recorded.

The county staff report says Plantation subsequently approved a mix that includes 24 studios and 24 co-living homes at the 120% income limit. The remaining home would be a Hometown Hero unit at the lower threshold of 80% of area median income. County staff recommends approval of the covenant amendment so the recorded terms can reflect that mix.

The proposed change applies to this development. The agenda item does not set an opening date or announce an application window.