Articles by Oscar Nunez

Construction has topped out on Caribbean Isles, an eight-story, 142-unit affordable senior housing development at 19755 SW 110th Court in South Miami Heights, Miami-Dade County. Co-developed by Pinnacle and South Miami Heights Community Development Corporation, the project is designed by Behar Font & Partners and is rising on county-owned land near Caribbean Boulevard and U.S. 1. PC Building, Pinnacle’s in-house construction division, is serving as general contractor.

Coastland Residential has secured an $84.5 million construction loan for Vybe 75, an eight-story mixed-use development planned at 4383 SW 75th Avenue in Miami’s Bird Road District. Designed by Corwil Architects, the first phase will contain 366 residences and approximately 5,000 square feet of ground-floor retail space, with units designated for households earning up to 120 percent of area median income.

Construction permitting is advancing for the redevelopment of 3333 Biscayne Boulevard in Miami’s Edgewater neighborhood, where Beitel Group is planning a three-tower development spanning an entire city block. A master construction permit filed for the first tower calls for a 45-story residential building with 667 units, structured parking, and 7,408 square feet of ground-floor retail space. John Moriarty & Associates is listed as the general contractor.

An Administrative Site Plan Review application has been filed for the first phase of Northside Town Station II, a mixed-use development planned across approximately 16.05 acres near the Northside Metrorail Station in West Little River. Filed on behalf of 79 Northside Town Station, LLC, the proposal calls for a two-phase development totaling approximately 557 multifamily residences and 42,698.98 square feet of restaurant, commercial, and retail space at 3017 NW 79th Street, 8005 NW 32nd Avenue, and 7975 NW 32nd Avenue. Realization Architects is designing the development, with Betancourt Engineering & Consulting serving as civil engineer and Witkin Hults + Partners as landscape architect.

Construction has topped out on ONE Tampa, a 42-story condominium tower at 520 N Tampa Street in Downtown Tampa. The project is being developed by Kolter Urban, designed by Adache Group Architects, with amenities and interiors by ID & Design International and Moss Construction serving as general contractor. The development will yield 225 condominium residences and will stand as Tampa’s tallest residential tower.