Articles by Oscar Nunez

A 35-story tower known as Domus Brickell Center is advancing in the heart of Miami’s Brickell district, as the development team recently finalized a utilities agreement with Miami-Dade’s Water & Sewer Department. The agreement, recorded on June 30, 2025, clears the way for groundbreaking and future vertical construction. According to The Next Miami, the upcoming tower is planned to include 579 fully furnished hotel-style units and 3,507 square feet of full-service restaurant space. Designed with short-term rental flexibility in mind, the project is being developed by North Development, a joint venture between Miami-based Oak Capital, led by Ricardo Dunin, and Edifica, a prominent development firm based in Peru.

A pre-application was submitted to Miami-Dade County on July 1, 2025, for Lofts at Carver Theater, a proposed 11-story mixed-use development located at 6016 NW 7th Avenue in the Liberty City neighborhood. The project is being led by Atlantic Pacific Communities in partnership with Miami-Dade County, with design by Corwil Architects.

Construction is moving forward on The Berkeley Palm Beach, a 25-story condominium development underway at 601 and 621 Clearwater Park Road, facing Clear Lake in West Palm Beach. The tower is being developed by Australian Property Group, led by Al Adelson, in partnership with Sympatico Real Estate. Adelson previously led the development of The Bristol, a nearby condominium completed in 2019.

Sunland Group has debuted the Marea Collection, a set of four newly constructed waterfront homes in Miami’s Belle Meade neighborhood. The first two residences, Casa Vista and Casa Coral, are now complete and located at 7725 and 7717 NE 8th Avenue, respectively. Each single-family home presents its own architectural design while maintaining a consistent focus on waterfront access and a modern residential typology.

A new construction permit application has been filed for Ora by Casa Tua, a planned 78-story mixed-use tower at 1210 Brickell Avenue in Miami’s Brickell neighborhood. The filing was submitted to the City of Miami’s Building Department on June 19 by Fortune International Group, which acquired the development site in 2024. The permit, with an alternative address 1205 Brickell Plaza,  outlines plans for a 1,149,177-square-foot structure with an estimated hard construction cost of $201,105,980. No contractor has yet been assigned to the permit.