The first phase of a transformative $2 billion mixed-use development has been announced in Miami-Dade County. Midtown Park Residences by Proper will be the first of six buildings (four residential towers, two office buildings), occupying a five-acre site that was previously slated to host a Wal-Mart.
New York-based Lafayette Real Estate has plans for a build-to-rent housing development in Southwest Florida. Lorraine Crossings will comprise 66 residences occupying a now-vacant 10-acre parcel.
Alora will comprise 125 residences, featuring three models named after fiction authors: Atwood, Joyce, and Verne. According to the venture’s website, homes will range from two-bedroom to four-bedroom designs.
Fort Lauderdale-based Ceiba Groupe has plans for a unique housing development in Northern Florida. Royal Palms Main Street will comprise 227 units, a mix of build-to-rent homes and standard multi-family units.
Florida YIMBY recently covered Olea on 126th, a 144-unit affordable housing development in Lincoln Avenue Communities’ pipeline. Now, we’re reporting on another project the firm has underway: 52 at Park.
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