Articles by Oscar Nunez

Continuum Company Unveils Continuum 2.0 – Continuum Club & Residences in North Bay Village

National real estate development firm Continuum Company, in partnership with Aksoy Holdings, the Turkish developer behind The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Bodrum, has unveiled the Continuum Club & Residences. This new luxury bayfront condominium is in Miami’s North Bay Village and is set to rise at 1755 79th Street Causeway. The project marks the introduction of Continuum 2.0 – the second-ever Continuum branded residence. It is the latest addition to the Miami portfolio of visionary developer Ian Bruce Eichner, recognized in South Florida for his influential role in developing the iconic Continuum South Beach and transforming the South of Fifth neighborhood.

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Brand Urban Secures Fourth South Florida Location For ‘maman’ With 2,590-Square-Foot Storefront Coming To 55-Story ‘830 Brickell’ Office Tower

Brand Urban, a Manhattan-based retail real estate brokerage and advisory firm, has announced that maman, the acclaimed French-inspired café and bakery from co-founders Elisa Marshall and Benjamin Sormonte, will open a new 2,590-square-foot location at 830 Brickell. This 55-story, 640,000-square-foot Class A+ office tower in Downtown Miami’s Brickell Financial District is a joint venture between developers OKO Group and Cain International.

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BAM Property Development Files Plans For 14-Story Mixed-Used Project At 650 N. Andrews Avenue In Fort Lauderdale

New York-based BAM Property Development has submitted plans to Fort Lauderdale’s Development Review Committee for a 14-story mixed-use building in the city’s Flagler Village neighborhood. Situated at 650 North Andrews Avenue and bordered by North Flagler Drive to the northwest, Northeast 7th Avenue to the north, and Northeast 1st Avenue to the east, the proposed 175-foot-tall structure is set to offer 469,680 gross square feet. This space allocation includes 215,350 square feet for residential purposes across 257 units, 74,585 square feet for amenities, tenant storage, common areas, and 11,400 square feet designated for retail use. The development also plans to feature an integrated parking garage with a capacity of 361 vehicles. The design team includes Idea Architects as the design architect, Architectural Alliance Landscape as the landscape architect, Flynn Engineering as the civil engineer, DC Engineers, Inc. as the traffic engineer, and Stephanie J. Toothaker, ESQ as the land use attorney. The project was set for review on November 28.

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Stock Residences Breaks Ground On The Ritz-Carlton Residences In Naples

STOCK Residences, the luxury condominium division of Naples-based STOCK Development, has begun construction on The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Naples, the first Ritz-Carlton-branded residences in the area. The groundbreaking ceremony on November 16 welcomed over 100 industry leaders, local dignitaries, property owners, and top-producing realtors to the project’s waterfront site. This milestone event featured a champagne toast and brunch. Architectural firm CGHJ Architects, internationally renowned interior architect Cristian Pinedo, landscape architecture firm Booth Design Group, and J.R. Evans Engineering are collaborating on this project. Suffolk Construction serves as the general contractor.

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FAA Permits Filed For Related’s ‘East’ And ‘West’ Office Towers At 550 S. Rosemary Avenue In West Palm Beach

A filing with the Federal Aviation Administration on November 21 has revealed that Hudson Yards developer Related Companies has applied for building permits for their new office project in West Palm Beach. Named the East and West Towers, this project will be located at 550 South Rosemary Avenue, signaling a significant step towards developing the 1-million-square-foot complex and continuing Related’s trend of expanding its office portfolio in the evolving intracoastal city. The permit details include the East Tower reaching 345 feet above ground, or 366 feet above mean sea level, while the West Tower is planned to rise 335 feet above ground, or 356 feet above mean sea level. If approved, both towers would be among the tallest in West Palm Beach. The East and West Towers are part of Related’s redevelopment within the mixed-use project The Square, formerly Rosemary Square.

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