Articles by Oscar Nunez

Braman Motors Proposes Multi-Phase Mixed-Use Campus With Twin 60-Story Towers in Edgewater, Miami

Braman Motors is moving forward with plans to redevelop and expand its Edgewater campus under the Braman Miami Campus Special Area Plan (SAP), initially enacted in 2022. The project, designed by Arquitectonica and Wolfberg Alvarez, recently secured approval with conditions from the City of Miami’s Urban Development Review Board on April 23, and is scheduled for further review by the Planning, Zoning, and Appeals Board on June 4. A final vote on the SAP amendment is anticipated to take place in July.

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Groundbreaking Held for 3-Story Rental Development at 9300 Collins Avenue in Surfside

Kushner has officially begun construction on a new multifamily residential development at 9300 Collins Avenue in Surfside, Florida. Located one block west of the Atlantic Ocean and within walking distance of Bal Harbour Shops and Surfside’s downtown corridor, the three-story project will introduce a luxury rental product to a market traditionally dominated by for-sale condominiums.

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Site Work Permit Issued for 38-Story ‘2900 Terrace’ at 401 NE 29th Street in Edgewater, Miami

A site work permit has been issued for 2900 Terrace in Miami’s Edgewater neighborhood. The city’s Building Department approved the application on May 18. Coastal Construction is listed as the contractor, with Ortus Engineering as the permit runner. The permit follows an earlier tree permit issued on April 30. A master construction permit for vertical development remains under review, having entered the approval process in April 2024.

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Plans Submitted To Miami’s Urban Development Review Board For Dual-Tower Project At 3801–3883 Biscayne Boulevard

Kolter Group is advancing plans for a new residential development at 3801–3883 Biscayne Boulevard, near the boundary of the Edgewater neighborhood and the Miami Design District. The developer recently submitted plans to Miami’s Urban Development Review Board (UDRB) for two 20-story, nearly 2940-foot-tall towers that will span nearly a full city block, replacing a two-story medical center on a 0.928-acre parcel. The proposed development, designed by Arquitectonica, is planned to yield 256,385 square feet and introduce 164 residential units, two lodging units, ground-floor retail, and structured parking.

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