Articles by Oscar Nunez

The HueHub has signed a landmark agreement with Miami-Dade County unions to secure long-term rental stability for first responders and essential workers. The initiative will dedicate approximately 3,000 units within the forthcoming development for police officers, firefighters, county employees, Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office staff, hospitality workers, healthcare professionals, and educators, making it the first agreement of its kind in the Miami housing market.

Southland Pines LLC, an affiliate of DCR Capital Partners, has submitted an Administrative Site Plan Review (ASPR) application to Miami-Dade County for Southland Pines, a build-for-rent townhome community in South Miami Heights designed by Fred R. Cardoso Architect. The 4.28-acre site spans two parcels at the southwest corner of SW 193rd Terrace and SW 125th Avenue and the southeast corner of SW 194th Street and SW 127th Avenue.

Gallery at Wagner Creek, LLC and RUDG, LLC, both affiliates of Related Group, have filed an Administrative Site Plan Review (ASPR) application with Miami-Dade County for Gallery at Wagner Creek, a two-phase mixed-use development planned for the Jackson Medical Towers site at the southwest corner of NW 16th Street and NW 12th Avenue. Advanced in partnership with the Public Health Trust of Miami-Dade County, the project will rise within the Rapid Transit System–Development Zone (RTZ) SMART Corridor Subzone, placing it under county zoning jurisdiction despite being located within City of Miami limits.

Continuum Company has closed on a $67 million construction loan from S3 Capital to advance La Baia North, the developer’s second boutique bayfront condominium in Bay Harbor Islands.

Plans have been filed for a major four-tower residential development at 1711 and 1801 South Andrews Avenue in Fort Lauderdale, where South Andrews Holdings LLC, an affiliate of Murphy Property Group, is seeking to redevelop two adjacent parcels into one of the tallest and most densely built projects in the Poinciana Park neighborhood. Designed by Fort Lauderdale-based FSMY Architects + Planners, the project will rise under the provisions of Florida’s Live Local Act and be known as Croissant Park North and Croissant Park South.