Reserve Padel, the leading luxury lifestyle padel brand, has partnered with SoLé Mia, the $4 billion, 184-acre master-planned North Miami community developed by LeFrak and Turnberry. This collaboration marks the opening of Reserve Padel’s first permanent location in the world and represents a significant milestone in strengthening padel’s positioning within Miami’s sporting fabric.
Key International, a Miami-based real estate investment and development company, is planning a significant transformation at 848 Brickell Avenue, where they are headquartered. They intend to replace the 42-year-old 13-story office building with a much larger office tower. Miami-Dade County planners have received a pre-application meeting request from 848 Brickell, LLC, an affiliate of Key International, to review their proposal for a 51-story Class-A office building soaring 761 feet above the bustling Brickell financial district. The property’s redevelopment would yield an impressive 704,000 square feet of office space, accompanied by a ground-floor retail space spanning 7,500 square feet and on-site parking facilities accommodating 1,065 vehicles.
Miami-Dade County planners have received a pre-application meeting request to review preliminary plans for a new 1,049-foot supertall mixed-use development in Downtown Miami. Spanning 2.15 acres, this expansive property comprises three contiguous parcels between Biscayne Boulevard and Northeast 3rd Avenue, extending from Northeast 1st to 2nd Streets, essentially occupying the northern half of the city block. The applicants listed in the application are 100 Biscayne LLC, 146 Biscayne Owner LLC, and 141 NE Third LLC, all affiliates of New York City’s RFR Realty (RFR) led by developers Aby Rosen and Michael Fuchs. owners of the Chrysler Building and Seagram Building in Manhattan. RFR wants to replace several existing buildings on the property with a 104-story tower featuring a mix of residential and hotel offerings with over 1,000 parking spaces to tower over their adjacent 30-story 100 Biscayne office building.
Integra Investments, a Miami-based real estate investment and development firm, has recently acquired the 19-acre Lantana Village Square shopping center with plans to transform it into a mixed-use community featuring Class-A housing catered towards the workforce. This redevelopment project will take advantage of the Live Local Act, which aims to increase affordable housing opportunities and promote greater workforce stability in the marketplace.
The primary mat foundation placement has been completed for Art House, a 42-story residential building under construction at 235 1st Avenue South in downtown St. Petersburg. Designed by SB Architects with interiors by ID & Design International and developed by Delray Beach-based Kolter Group, the 450-foot-tall structure will house 244 condominium units, 6,100 square feet of ground floor retail along Central Avenue and 3rd Street South, and a 482-space parking garage. Kimley-Horn is the landscape architect, Smith & Associates Real Estate exclusively handles sales, and United Landmark Associates handles marketing.
