West Aventura Developers, led by Marina Kessler and Gustavo Lumer, have proposed there mixed-use buildings in the newly rezoned Ojus Urban Area District, just west of Aventura. The area which sits just north of Greynolds Park, was recently rezoned by Miami-Dade county to allow mixed-use development and more density. The 7.9 acre site is located at 2375 NE 186th St.
Read MoreMiami Beach Issues Request For Letters Of Interest For Developers To Develop Lincoln Road City Owned Lots
The City of Miami Beach has issued a request for letters of interest from developers to develop three city-owned lots on the north side of Lincoln Road. Miami Beach is seeking a developer to build class A office buildings with on-site parking garages via a public-private partnership with the city with the goal of creating a business district to help diversify Miami Beach’s economy which is heavily reliant on tourism and hospitality.
Read MoreRobert Finvarb's Arquitectonica-Designed Mixed-Use Development Approved In Miami Beach
Robert Finvarb has secured approval for a mixed-use development proposed for the North Beach Town Center from the Miami Beach Design Review Board. As part of the approval Finvarb will build a 20’ bioswale to catch and purify rain water.
Read MoreAvalonBay Communities Acquires South Miami Winn-Dixie Site For $18.95 Million
AvalonBay Communities, led by CEO Timothy Naughton, has acquired a South Miami Winn-Dixie site located at 5850 SW 73rd Street for $18.95 million. The seller was a joint venture between entities tied to the Bacardi family and Alta Development, led by Henry Pino, who had acquired the property in 2007 for $14.5 million.
Read MoreNorth Miami Beach Finally Approves Dezer Development's Proposed Redevelopment Of The Intracoastal Mall
The third time was the charm for Gil Dezer as the North Miami Beach City Commission has finally approved Dezer Development’s planned $1.5 billion redevelopment of the Intracoastal Mall into a mixed use mega-project named Uptown Harbour.
Read MoreCC Homes Launches Circle S Estates Luxury Homes In Southwest Ranches
CC Homes, one of Florida’s leading homebuilders, has launched sales for Circle S Estates, the former stable of the legendary 1985 Kentucky Derby Winner, Spend A Buck, located in the exclusive mansion and bridle path-lined neighborhood of Southwest Ranches, just minutes from Weston.
Read MoreTerra Reveals Plans For Arquitectonica-Designed Multifamily Project in Little Havana
Terra Group has revealed plans for their newly proposed redevelopment of the Central Shopping Plaza, located across from the Magic City Casino in Little Havana, with the addition of a multifamily project with roughly 1,384 residential units and 1,559 square feet of commercial space on the 38 acre property.
Read MoreCocoWalk Announces New Fashion-Focused Retailers Ahead of Fall Reopening In Coconut Grove
CocoWalk, one of the most highly anticipated mixed-use projects in Miami, has announced new clothing concepts to join their lineup. The open-air lifestyle center is bringing new tenants and energy to the Coconut Grove neighborhood. It is slated to begin its phased reopening later in the Fall along with new fashion-focused tenants. CocoWalk features 150,000 sq.ft. of prime retail and dining space that is currently 80% leased. New brands include Free People Movement, Europann and Late Night Gypsy.
Read MoreMetro Edgewater Gearing Up To Break Ground In Edgewater's Paraiso District
Colombian developer Carlos Ortiz is gearing up to break ground on his planned rental apartment building, Metro Edgewater, which will be located in Edgewater’s Paraiso District. The project recently received FAA approval and is expect to break ground in January 2021 pending the issuance of building permits.
Read MoreMG Developer Locks Down $16.5 Million In Equity Financing To Complete Coral Gables Luxury Townhome Projects
MG Developer, led by CEO Alirio Torrealba, has locked down $16.15 million in equity financing to complete two luxury townhome projects in Coral Gables, Biltmore Row and Althea Row. The projects are currently under construction after broking ground in February 2020.
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