The Miami Beach Planning Board intends to review rezoning plans for a high-rise mixed-use development later this April.
Infinity Collective’s 14-story venture would comprise both residences and retail, occupying a 1.38-acre assemblage. The firm acquired the site for $28.25 million in September 2025 through a foreclosure sale. The site was initially approved for a six-story development that would offer commercial space, office space, and five luxury residences, but those plans never came to fruition. The site currently hosts 51,043 square feet of commercial space; Google Earth’s streetside renderings show that some of the businesses have already closed.
Google Earth’s streetside view of the site as of October 2025. Image by Google Earth
The Miami Beach Gazette suggests that the 14-story venture is called “The Alton.” Plans call for 184 residences, where future residents would have access to a rooftop swimming pool, padel court, and 367 parking spots. There would also be a retail and office aspect; specifically, 85,000 square feet of “lifestyle retail” and just over 35,000 square feet of office space.
New York-based PBDW Architects designed The Alton. Attorney Neisen Kasdin is representing the developer’s application. If approved, The Alton would occupy 1656 to 1680 Alton Road, and 1677 West Ave., Miami Beach, Florida, 33139, in Miami-Dade County. The project will lie directly east of Belle Island and south of Surfside.
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Awful massing and height for the Area. Shvo design was better.