Construction is in its final stages on the CenterPointe Apartments, a new 7-story residential building developed by Emerson International at 425 Centerpointe Circle in the CenterPointe Altamonte Springs community. The project will offer 401 residential units along with a 5-level parking garage and is within walking distance of Altamonte Springs’ emerging dining and shopping district.
A joint venture comprised of Lone Star Funds, Highline Real Estate Capital, and Square2 Capital has acquired 401 East Las Olas Boulevard—also known as Bank of America Plaza at Las Olas City Centre—in what is considered Fort Lauderdale’s largest office transaction of the past ten years. The 23-story, 410,561-square-foot Class AA tower sits on a full city block in the heart of the Las Olas Financial District, boasting a premier tenant roster that includes Bank of America, Greenberg Traurig, Boies Schiller Flexner, Motorola Solutions, and UBS.
Construction has officially begun on the Fifth Street Pedestrian Bridge, a colorful, elevated walkway designed by French conceptual artist Daniel Buren to enhance pedestrian and bicycle connectivity in Miami Beach. The City of Miami Beach, in collaboration with developers Terra and GFO Investments, held a groundbreaking ceremony at 500 Alton Road to commemorate the milestone.
Newly revised plans have been submitted for The HueHub, also known as Holland Park, a large-scale Live Local Act development at 8400 NW 25th Avenue in Miami-Dade County’s West Little River neighborhood. Designed by Arquitectonica and developed by 27th Ave Hollandpark Ecoresidences LLC, led by developer Pablo Castro, the mixed-use project continues to progress through the site plan review process, integrating workforce housing and commercial space near the planned North Corridor Metrorail extension.
A zoning application was recently filed with Miami-Dade County for the planned 81-story supertall at 1414 Brickell. Designed by Arquitectonica and developed by 1414 Brickell, LLC, with Walter Defortuna listed among the stakeholders, the mixed-use skyscraper would rise rise 1,010 feet and comprise 560 residential units, 84 hotel rooms, 145,950 square feet of office space, and 6,038 square feet of retail to the Brickell corridor. A multi-level podium with a glass façade at the base would accommodate 1,226 parking spaces.
