On October 20th, the Miami-Dade County City Commission heard plans from Flagler TOC Development Partners for two eight-story buildings that would feature a total of 800 apartments. They would be developed in two phases.
The South Florida Business Journal reports that 40 apartments would be for households earning 80 percent of the area median income (AMI); 40 apartments for households earning 100 percent of the AMI; 20 apartments for seniors earning 100 percent of the AMI; 200 apartments for households earning 120 percent of the AMI (with a preference for government employees); and the remaining 500 for household earning 120 percent of the AMI.
The venture would feature 800 apartments in two phases. Image by Modis Architects
Flagler TOC Development Partners comprises multiple entities, including representatives of UniCapital, Desarrollo Florida and the Florida Transportation Commission, and GLV Development Ventures. Miami-based Modis Architects is the architect.
The 800-unit venture would occupy 5.85 acres of the larger West Dade Government Center redevelopment project, which spans 19.8 acres. The residential venture would be constructed in the office building’s parking lot. The County purchased the building for $182 million in 2024.
The residential development is planned for the parking lot of 9250 W. Flagler St., Miami, Florida, 33174, in Miami-Dade County.
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