An Administrative Site Plan Review request has been received by Miami’s Department of Regulatory and Economic Resources in regard to the development of Princeton Garden, a 4-building multi-family residential complex proposed for 24000 Southwest 127th Avenue in the Princeton Community Urban Center District of Miami-Dade County. The property sits at the intersection with Southwest 240th Street, currently vacant and spanning 10.356-acres, equivalent to 450,757 square feet of land. Behar Font & Partners is listed as the architect, and Princeton Garden Apartments, LLC is the developer behind the application.
The developer intends to improve the property with four buildings of three and six stories, where there will be 312 dwelling units (39 are work force units) and a clubhouse across the complex. The out door parking lot will allow for up to 460 vehicles. The apartments will come laid out in 1-bedroom, 2-bedroom and 3-bedroom floor plans, and will have access to a welcoming list of amenities such as a clubhouse building with a multi-purpose room, gym and a pool and sundeck. The three-story buildings wise top off at approximately 34-feet, while the taller six-story buildings top off at 72-feet.
Aerial Location Plan. Courtesy of Behar Font & Partners.
Building 1. Designed by Behar Font & Partners.
Building 3. Designed by Behar Font & Partners.
Building 4. Designed by Behar Font & Partners.
Overall Site Plan. Courtesy of Behar Font & Partners.
As seen on the site plan, in addition to the minimum required open space, the project provides 23,000 square feet of dedicated open space. The site will be generously landscaped, and the developer will be improving the property with sidewalks, lighting, parking, curb cuts and gutters consistent with the PCUC regulations.
No immediate date has been selected for the the review of the site plan.
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why not float horrible buildings in a parking lot.
so many reasons why not.