Federal Aviation Administration

Developers Secure FAA Approval For 390-Foot-Tall Structure At 401 NE 29th Street In Edgewater, Miami

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has granted approval for 2900 Terrace, a 38-story mixed-use development planned at 401 Northeast 29th Street in the Edgewater neighborhood of Miami. These permits, approved on January 2 and set to expire on July 2, 2025, mark a significant step forward for the project. Designed by Arquitectonica and developed by LNDMRK Development and Oak Row Equities, the building can reach 390 feet above ground level or 399 feet above mean sea level. An aeronautical study by the FAA confirmed that the structure adheres to obstruction standards and will not pose a hazard to air navigation.

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Developers Get FAA Approval For 390-Foot-Tall Mixed-Use Project At 1242 Channelside Drive In Tampa’s Channel District

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has approved building permits for 1242 Channelside Drive, a mixed-use development planned by Stamford, Connecticut-based Post Road Group in collaboration with VeLa Development Partners in Tampa’s Channel District. The FAA has authorized the project to reach 390 feet above ground, or 403 feet above mean sea level. The permit application was submitted on October 2 and received approval on November 21. The developers will retain the permits until May 21, 2025. 

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Cohen Brothers Realty Corp Submits FAA Permits For 24-Story ‘West Palm Point’ Office Tower And Associated Tower Cranes In West Palm Beach.

On October 5, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) received applications for building permits at 801 South Dixie Highway in downtown West Palm Beach. This pivotal step brings the Cohen Brothers Realty Corporation closer to actualizing its vision for the city’s office market. The New York-based developer envisions a 24-story Class A office building on a 2.4-acre site owned by the West Palm Beach Community Redevelopment Agency. This structure is intended to “serve as the iconic gateway into Downtown West Palm Beach” and is slated to replace the Okeechobee “Tent Site” Parking Lot.

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Pompano Beach’s Tallest Building Approved By The FAA To Rise 353 Feet

The Federal Aviation Administration has issued permits for a new condominium tower that is set to become the next tallest building in Pompano Beach. The upcoming building is the already announced 32-story oceanfront Beach Tower, planned for 1380 South Ocean Boulevard, as part of the Ritz Carlton Residences Pompano Beach. This development is a joint venture partnership between Fortune International Group and Oak Capital. With approval to rise 353 feet, it will surpass the current tallest structures, the 334-foot-tall Pompano Beach Club towers, which have held this title since their completion in 1975. The Beach Tower, facing the Atlantic Ocean, will be joined by a smaller 14-story, 88-unit Marina Tower across the street along the Intracoastal Waterway, designed by Arquitectonica.

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FAA Approves Related Companies’ ‘515 Fern’: West Palm Beach’s Largest Office Tower At 386 Feet

West Palm Beach’s skyline is primed for continued transformation as the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) gives the green light to construct 515 Fern, an impressive 25-story tower set to redefine the city’s commercial landscape. This FAA approval marks a significant milestone for New York-based developer Related Companies, known for their iconic Hudson Yards development, who is behind this ambitious project. The structure, set to soar to 385 feet (or 404 feet above mean sea level), is poised to become West Palm Beach’s largest office tower.

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