Live Local Act

FAA Permits Filed for 28-Story Residential Tower in Miami’s Little River Neighborhood

Developers 8038 and 165 Owner LLC, an affiliate of Infinity Collective and MVW Partners, have submitted FAA permits for a new residential tower planned for Miami’s Little River neighborhood. Filed on September 17, 2024, the request asks for approval to construct a 360-foot-tall building, or 368 feet above mean sea level. The application is currently under review by the Federal Aviation Administration, marking a significant milestone for the development.

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New 14-Story Apartment Building Proposed Near Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood

A new apartment building has been proposed directly across the street from the iconic Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Hollywood, utilizing Florida’s Live Local Act to bring more residential units to the area. The proposed development, named Guitar View, is slated for a 38,545-square-foot lot at 5200 S. State Road 7, currently occupied by a used car business called Car Factory Outlet. The project, designed by Luis La Rosa of LLR Architects based in Pembroke Pines, is spearheaded by Guitar View LLC, managed by Nicolas Mendizabal and Eloy Garcia, both based in Miami.

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454-Unit, 28-Story Tower Proposed Under Live Local Act in Little River, Miami

Developers 8038 and 165 Owner LLC, an affiliate of New York- and Miami-based Infinity Collective, and Miami-based MVW Partners, have proposed a residential development in Miami’s Little Haiti neighborhood under the state’s Live Local Act. The city’s Urban Development Review Board is currently reviewing the application for the 2.17-acre site at 165 Northeast 80th Terrace and 8038 Northeast Second Ave. The developers secured the property, formerly an AT&T telecommunications facility, for $13.36 million in 2022. The project is designed by the Miami-based architect firm Arquitectonica.

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$76.81 Million Loan Secured for ‘SoWy’ Mixed-Use Development in Wynwood and Overtown

More Development, an international real estate company based in Miami and Nassau, The Bahamas, has secured a $76.81 million loan for SoWy, an upcoming mixed-use development in Wynwood and Overtown, north of Downtown Miami. The loan was announced by More Development President Whitney Thier and provided by JP Morgan Chase. The nearly eight-acre SoWy project spans 26 parcels across six blocks along 2nd Avenue between NW 20th and 22nd Street. Before considering Live Local Act provisions, the site offers nearly 2.5 million base buildable square feet.

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