Articles by Oscar Nunez

A rezoning application is moving forward for a 66.3-acre site in Wellington, where Related Ross, led by billionaire developer and Miami Dolphins owner Stephen M. Ross, plans to develop a large-scale mixed-use project. The site, K Park, is located at 10400 Stribling Way and is currently designated for community facilities and commercial uses. The Village of Wellington’s Planning and Zoning Board will review the proposed land use amendment on February 19, with a final decision requiring Village Council approval at a later date.

A local developer is seeking $6 million in incentives from the Fort Lauderdale Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) to support a mixed-use development in the Historic Sistrunk neighborhood. The proposal, part of the CRA’s Development Incentive Program, aims to stimulate economic growth in the historically Black community located just west of Flagler Village.

duPont REGISTRY Group, Fortune International Group, and Pininfarina have partnered to develop duPont REGISTRY Tower, a luxury tower designed for automotive collectors and high-end businesses in Miami’s Magic City Innovation District. The project will merge automotive culture with premium office and lifestyle spaces, offering a first-of-its-kind destination for collectors and enthusiasts.

Construction is now underway at One Kane, a 126,000-square-foot Class A office building rising at 9551 E Bay Harbor Drive in Bay Harbor Islands. The seven-story project will introduce Miami’s first office building with private boat access, offering reserved dock slips and boat valet service alongside a suite of high-end amenities. Developed by Taubco and Landau Properties, One Kane recently secured $74 million in construction financing from 3650 Capital, with completion expected in early 2027.

Indian Creek Residences & Yacht Club has officially topped out in Bay Harbor Islands, reaching its full eight-story height. Developed by Landau Properties and designed by Kobi Karp Architecture & Interior Design, the boutique waterfront condominium is now over 80 percent sold, with only two residences remaining. Closings are anticipated to begin by the end of the year.