The installation of a construction crane at the future site of Havana Enclave signals that the project is close to breaking ground. The attainable housing development, led by Astor Cos., is set to measure eight stories above grade and feature 179 apartments.
Floorplans include studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom units, and residents will have access to a fitness center, swimming pool, and business center, among other amenities. In 2024, the South Florida Business Journal reported that residency would be reserved for tenants earning up to 120 percent of the area median income (AMI) which, per Miami-Dade County records, is $104,160 for a one-person household.
The office building formerly on the site has since been demolished. Image from Google Earth
Henry Torres, the CEO of the Astor Cos., told the SFBJ that he expected rent to range from $1,985 to $2,727 a month. Astor Cos. acquired Havana Enclave’s 1.7-acre site for $10 million, a substantial gain in value from the last time the property traded hands.
In 2020, the site was approved for a project known as “315 Urban Flats,” which would also host 179 apartments. That project did not come to fruition due to financial concerns. In addition to the 179 apartments, Havana Enclave will feature just over 1,800 square feet of ground-floor retail.
Construction is anticipated to take 18 months once shovels hit the ground. The project is planned for 315 NW 27th Ave, Miami, FL, 33125, in Miami-Dade County.
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Nothing screams “Havana” like a gray, colorless building.
IKR, the least they could do is a pink or yellow color scheme, with barrel tile parapets. This building could be anywhere.