Articles by Oscar Nunez

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.

Construction is continuing to rise on Bentley Residences Miami, a 62-story residential tower at 18401 Collins Avenue in Sunny Isles Beach. Designed by Sieger Suarez Architects in collaboration with Bentley Motors and developed by Dezer Development, the 716-foot-tall structure will yield 216 condominium residences with private in-unit sky garages accessed by the patented Dezervator vehicle elevator system. Coastal Construction is overseeing construction, and completion is anticipated in 2028.

Construction has commenced on Serenity Gardens, a 153-unit affordable senior housing community in Miami Gardens, following a groundbreaking ceremony held by SG Holdings and New Urban Development LLC, an affiliate of the Urban League of Greater Miami. The development is being built on city-leased land in partnership with the City of Miami Gardens and is expected to be completed in late 2028.

Prosper Group and Versluys Group have closed on a three-parcel waterfront assemblage in Brickell for $50 million, advancing plans for a proposed 60-story luxury residential tower along the Miami River. The approximately one-acre assemblage, w which includes 66 SW 6th Street, 625 SW 1st Avenue, and a riverfront parcel that was previously a part of 99 SW 7th Street that has yet to be assigned an address, was acquired from Two Roads Development and Newgard Development Group. Miami-based Vaster provided a $30.5 million acquisition loan for the transaction.