Real estate industry leaders Related Group, ROVR Development and BH Group have officially broken ground on the sold-out District 225. Located at 225 North Miami Avenue in Downtown Miami, the 343-unit property is a new luxury condominium tower offering residents the ability to host their condos on Airbnb for any stay length (subject to applicable laws and restrictions). Completion is slated for 2024.
Read MoreROVR Development's Grand Station Apartments Receives TCO In Downtown Miami
Grand Station Apartments, a transformative collaboration between Miami-based ROVR Development and the Miami Parking Authority (MPA), has received its TCO and residents have started to move-in. The $70 million, 30-story apartment tower, located at 240 North Miami Avenue, features 300 apartment residences.
Read MoreROVR Development Launches Pre-Leasing At Grand Station Apartments In Downtown Miami
ROVR Development has launched pre-leasing for Grand Station Apartments, a 30-story apartment tower with 300 residences in Downtown Miami. The first tenants are expected to begin to move-in this summer. The $70 million development is a transformative public-private partnership with the Miami Parking Authority (MPA).
Read MoreGrand Station Partners Close On $53 Million Loan For Luxury Rental Tower Project
Grand Station Partners closed on a $53 million loan in early March for Grand Station Tower located at 40 NW 3rd Street in Downtown Miami. ROVR Development, which is led by Oscar Rodriguez and Ricardo Vadia, set-up Grand Station Partners and are building the 30-story, 300 unit building as a public-private partnership with Miami Parking Authority.
Read MoreVertical Construction Underway At ROVR Development's Grand Station In Downtown Miami
Construction teams have passed the 6th floor of vertical construction at Grand Station Partners’ Grand Station apartment tower, located at 40 Northwest 3rd Street in Downtown Miami, also known as Parcel B. Grand Station Partners is a public-private development partnership led by ROVR Development and its principals Oscar Rodriguez and Ricardo Vadia.
Read MoreROVR Development Gearing Up To Break Ground On Grand Station Tower In Downtown Miami This Year
ROVR Development, led by Oscar Rodriguez and Ricardo Vadia, is gearing up to break ground on Grand Station Tower at 40 NW 3rd Street in Downtown Miami after first applying for construction permits in March 2018. Grand Station will rise 31-stories, 322’, and will feature 300 apartment residences and 5,000 SF of retail.
Read MoreCoral Rock Development Group & Arena Capital Holdings Break Ground On Pura Vida Hialeah
Miami-based Coral Rock Development Group and Arena Capital Holdings have broken ground on Pura Vida Hialeah, a nine-acre mixed-use project set to be the first of its kind in Hialeah in more than 20 years. When complete, the project will transform the area’s aging retail and residential offerings with the first new sleek contemporary designed vertical towers.
Read MoreCoral Rock Development Group & Arena Capital Holdings Acquire Prospect Towers in Clearwater For $13.5 Million
The Miami-based Coral Rock Development Group and Arena Capital Holdings have acquired Prospect Towers, a downtown Clearwater, Florida senior living high-rise for $13.5 million. Well-positioned in an Opportunity Zone, the 17-story, multifamily building is located at 801 Chestnut St. and is comprised of 208 independent senior living units.
Read MoreCoral Rock Development Group And Arena Capital Holdings Reveal Pura Vida Hialeah
The Miami-based Coral Rock Development Group and Arena Capital Holdings announced the plans for Pura Vida Hialeah , a premier mixed-use project set to be the first kind in Hialeah. Pura Vida, meaning “Pure Life,” is the first major mixed-use development in the area in more than 20 years.
Read MoreROVR Development Goes Vertical With Construction On The Fairchild Coconut Grove
ROVR Development has announced that the concrete pour for the first elevated deck at The Fairchild Coconut Grove has been completed. Cement trucks began the process of hauling in a total of 545 cubic yards of concrete for the day long pour which needed approximately 50 cement trucks as the first elevated deck for the project was formed.
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