419 Northeast 19th Street

Proposed 55-Story Tower at 419 Northeast 19th Street Returns to UDRB for Review

8:00 am on July 14, 2024 By Oscar Nunez

Miami’s Urban Development Review Board has received another application for a 55-story tower at 419 Northeast 19th Street in Edgewater. The project, initially filed in October 2023, is scheduled for review on July 17 and has undergone several updates and modifications. The development team for this project includes architectural design by Fogarty Finger Architecture & Interiors, DLR Engineering, Inc. as the structural engineer, JALRW Engineering Group as the MEP engineer, Kimley-Horn as the civil engineer, VDA Consulting Services as the elevator consultant, and SLS Consulting as the life safety consultant. 419 NE 19th Street Owner LLC, a joint venture between SB Development led by Joseph Stern and Hazelton Capital Group, based in New York, has formally requested the UDRB to consider the project at its upcoming meeting.

Renderings Reveal Planned 55-Story Tower Designed By Fogarty Finger At 419 NE 19th Street In Edgewater, Miami

8:00 am on October 12, 2023 By Oscar Nunez

Renderings have been unveiled for 419 Northeast 19th Street, a 55-story multifamily residential project slated for a 14,190-square-foot triangular plot in Miami’s Edgewater neighborhood, near Margaret Pace Park and Biscayne Bay, precisely where North Bayshore Boulevard and Northeast 4th Avenue converge. The project is designed by the acclaimed New York-based architectural firm, Fogarty Finger, and is being developed by 419 NE 19th Street Owner LLC, a New York-based entity affiliated with SB Development led by Joseph Stern. The proposed tower is set to soar impressively to a height of 641 feet, making it a prominent addition to Miami’s skyline. Within its 652,362 gross square feet of space, the tower will accommodate 463 residential units, a wealth of amenities spread across three levels, and an indoor parking facility capable of housing up to 172 vehicles. The plans for this project have been officially submitted and are scheduled for review by Miami’s Urban Development Review Board on October 18.