The Estate Companies, a subsidiary of Estate Investments Group (EIG), has closed on the future site of Soleste NoMi Beach in North Miami Beach for $13.1 million. The project was approved in September 2020 and was designed by Form Group. The 1.78-acre site is located at 16395 Biscayne Blvd. and currently features an 8,249 square foot retail building which will be demolished.
Read MoreEast End Capital Receives Approval For Kobi Karp-Designed Co-Living Project, FOYER Wynwood
East End Capital, led by Jonathan Yormak, received approval from Miami’s Planning & Zoning Department for FOYER Wynwood on December 1. FOYER Wynwood is a co-living, mixed-use project at 2400 North Miami Ave. which is now pending a construction permit and demolition permit for remaining structures on the site.
Read MoreTen30 South Beach Hosts Socially Distant Party To Celebrate Top Off
Shoma Group officially topped off construction at Ten30 South Beach, a luxury boutique condominium scheduled to open in 2021. The developer teamed up with the project’s exclusive sales broker Fortune Development Sales to host a ceremony to commemorate the occasion. The topping off ceremony included real estate brokers, VIPs, community leaders and partners in the project invited to a socially distanced cocktail party with music and hors d’oeuvres.
Read MorePMG Reveals MKDA-Designed Society Wynwood After Acquiring Final Piece of Assemblage For $11.5 Million
Property Markets Group (PMG) and Greybrook Realty Partners have submitted their plans for Society Wynwood for approval by the Wynwood Design Review Committee after acquiring the final piece needed for their 1.93 acre assemblage.
Read MoreTricera Capital, LNDMRK and Related Group Break Ground On The Dorsey In Wynwood
The Related Group, Alex Karakhanian’s LNDMRK Development, and Scott Sherman’s Tricera Capital have broken ground on The Dorsey in Wynwood. The Dorsey is a mixed-use project which will rise 12-stories and will feature 306 apartment units; 35,000 SF of retail; 70,000 SF of office and 476 parking spaces.
Read MoreBrightline And Disney Announce Plans To Build A Train Station In Walt Disney World Connecting To Orlando International Airport And Miami
Brightline has recently announced a plan to build a new train station at Walt Disney World in Orlando, connecting directly to Orlando International Airport and Miami. Brightline, who currently operates trains between Miami and West Palm Beach, has been seeking expansion to Orlando since launching in 2018.
Read MoreWynwood's Newest Class-A Kobi Karp-Designed Office Building, The Gateway, Tops Off
The Gateway has just topped off in Wynwood by R&B Realty Group. The project is a Class-A office building in Wynwood’s emerging neighborhood and new office market. The Gateway will feature 195,000 sq.ft. of leasable office space, private rooftop terrace and 25,900 sq.ft. of retail space on the ground floor.
Read MoreReefLine, Miami’s First Underwater Sculpture Park, On Track To Open Phase One In December 2021
Miami’s first underwater environmental public art project, to be known as ReefLine, is on track to open Phase 1 in December 2021. The project will be built in several phases with Phase 1 spanning one-mile long. The project is designed by OMA / shohei shigematsu in collaboration with a team of marine biologists, researches and coastal engineers whose goal is to protect and preserve the city’s marine life.
Read MoreMelo Group To Break Ground On Arquitectonica-Designed Island Bay In Edgewater In May 2021
Melo Group is gearing up to break ground on Island Bay in Edgewater in May 2021. Work on the baywalk is already underway in compliance with Miami21 which will connect from Edgewater’s Paraiso District through the Miami River across from Brickell. Island Bay is designed by Arquitectonica and will feature twin towers rising 60 stories, 637’.
Read MoreCheck Out The Newly Revealed Renderings Of Norman Foster-Designed Drivers Club Miami
New renderings have been revealed of Drivers Club Miami, a Norman Foster-designed private driving club with resort on 160-acres in Carol City, a neighborhood of Miami Gardens. The project was approved in 2018 although groundbreaking has been delayed by zoning agreements, environmental testing, design meetings and construction-preventing covenants.
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