Sky Town (formerly known as “Skyway Village”) will now include affordable housing options. Upon completion, the mixed-use venture will yield 2,084 apartments divided amongst six five-story buildings. The first phase will feature 401 homes, 30 percent of which (121 units) will be designated as affordable housing.
100 Las Olas could be unseated as Fort Lauderdale’s tallest building. Arosa Development has proposed a mixed-use 54-story tower that would offer residences, commercial space, and parking. Here’s what’s in store.
New York-based developer AMAC has plans for a garden-style housing development in Central Florida. The project, which will cost about $75 million to complete.
A developer hopes to move forward with an affordable housing development in Central Florida near Baldwin Park.
Two developers hope to proceed with a condominium in Miami-Dade County. Our sources indicate that the 10-story venture (dubbed “Cocoanut Avenue”) would comprise close to 56,000 square feet of new construction, featuring 35 two-bedroom homes.
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