PPG Development and First Eagle Management have secured approval for The Club at Emerald Hills, a 166-acre redevelopment in Hollywood anchored by a redesigned Nicklaus Design golf course, according to the partners' Instagram. Planned components include 128 condos, 30 townhomes, 40 lodging villas, and a new resort-style clubhouse — a full-scale repositioning of the Emerald Hills property that the partners describe as years in the making.
The 18-hole course redesign is assigned to Nicklaus Design, the golf course architecture firm. The partners' announcement names the firm but does not detail the scope of changes to the existing layout or the current operational status of the course.
The residential and lodging program spans three formats: 128 condos and 30 townhomes as for-sale inventory, and 40 lodging villas that introduce a hospitality element alongside the golf operation. A new resort-style clubhouse is planned to anchor the amenity core. Across all three categories, the project totals 198 residential and lodging units across the 166-acre site.
The Instagram post describes the project as having "secured approval" but does not identify the approving body — city commission, planning board, or another regulatory authority — or indicate what permitting stages remain. No construction timeline or delivery window appears in the announcement.
The approval milestone closes what the partners describe as a multi-year development process. Formal permit filings, a groundbreaking date, and any pre-sales program for the condo and villa inventory are the next public markers that will clarify when construction begins and how the 166-acre Emerald Hills site begins to change.
