Developer Arch Creek Equities LLC has proposed a two-tower, high-rise housing development in North Miami.
The project, which some sources call “Arch Creek,” would comprise two 10-story buildings. The pair would be separated by a street and feature a total of 293 apartments. The residences would include studio to two-bedroom floorplans, with the minimum unit size 550 square feet. The large floorplan spans 960 square feet. The South Florida Business Journal reports that communal amenities include a swimming pool and deck, fitness center, club room, and two pickleball courts.
A building erected in the mid-1940s will be demolished prior to construction. Image from Google Earth
There will also be 419 parking spots inside a parking garage. Arch Creek Equities LLC assembled the 2.5-acre build site for $3.56 million. Renderings from Google Earth show that a 1940s-era apartment building is on the property; it will be demolished prior to the start of construction.
Floridian Development notes that it’s a strategic move to place the two towers in the rapidly evolving Northeast Rail corridor. It’s also near a future University of Miami medical facility. Cohen Freedman and Encinosa & Associates is the architect.
Our sources list the address of Arch Creek as 2056 NE 140th Street, North Miami, Florida, 33181, in Miami-Dade County.
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A “strategic move to place the two towers in the rapidly evolving Northeast Rail corridor…” yet over have the eastern facade is a parking garage with an LSD-induced paintjob?