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Terra Group And GFO Investments Launch Sales For Their Five Park Condo Tower In South Beach

8:00 am on June 16, 2021 By Oscar Nunez

Developers Terra Group, lead by David Martin and GFO Investments, lead by Russel Galbut, have started sales on their upcoming condo tower titled Five Park, a 48-story skyscraper that will soon hold the title of the tallest building in all of Miami Beach. Addressed as 500 Alton Road, the structure is anticipated to rise 519-feet, towering over the entrance to South Beach. Designed by Arquitectonica with Gabellini Sheppard handling interiors, the development will yield approximately 278 residences and nearly 40,000 square feet of amenities.

The Driftwood. Designed by Arquitectonica.

Shoreline Development Review Committee Reviewing Proposals For The Driftwood In Bay Harbour Islands

7:30 am on June 15, 2021 By Oscar Nunez

The Shoreline Development Review Committee of Miami-Dade County is currently reviewing proposals for a project tentatively known as The Broadwater, a 7-story luxury multi-family building at 9927 & 9955 East Bay Harbour Drive in Bay Harbour Islands. Bounded by Biscayne Bay to the east, the structure should rise to 75-feet and yield 26 living units with 55 parking spaces. Bay Harbour Driftwood LLC is the applicant listed in the filing.

Melo Group’s Twin 60-Story Island Bay Towers Proposal For 700 NE 24th Street In Edgewater, Miami

8:00 am on June 14, 2021 By Oscar Nunez

The Melo Group, one of Miami’s the most active high-end real estate developers, has their eyes set on the redevelopment of 3.68 acres of land spanning several blocks beside Biscayne Bay in Edgewater. In August of 2019, the developer unveiled plans for Island Bay, two twin 60-story mixed-use towers featuring designs by non other than Arquitectonica, and both reaching a structural height of 637-feet. The site of the proposal is addressed as 700 Northeast 24th Street, which includes approximately 168,262 square feet of total area across 24 parcels.

900 N Ocean Blvd. Designed by Arquitectonica.

Related Group’s 900 N Ocean Blvd Site Plan Under Review In Pompano Beach

7:30 am on June 7, 2021 By Oscar Nunez

Pompano Beach’s Development Review Committee is currently reviewing applications for 900 North Ocean Boulevard, a 21-story mixed-use tower proposed in Pompano Beach. Designed by renown architectural firm Arquitectonica, the building is planned to rise to a structural height of 243-feet and yield 470,691 gross square feet, 119 dwelling units, 2,207 square feet of commercial space and 232 parking spaces. The interior lot is bounded by NE 10th Street to the north, HWY 1A1 (N Ocean Blvd) to the west and the Atlantic Ocean to the east. Miami-based Related Group is the owner of the application listed under an affiliate company titled PRH 900 North Ocean LLC.

3900 Alton Road. Designed by Arquitectonica.

Arquitectonica-Designed 8-Story Residential Building Proposed For 3900 Alton Road In Miami Beach

8:00 am on June 6, 2021 By Oscar Nunez

Mast Capital is teaming up with renown architectural firm Arquitectonica to design and develop a 8-story residential building at 3900 Alton Road in the Nautilus neighborhood of the city of Miami Beach. The new 85-foot-tall development will yield 197,780 square feet of total floor area, including 176 residential units, 6,060 square feet of amenities, and 269 parking spaces. The developer is listed as the owner of the application under an affiliate company known as M 4000 Alton Owner LLC.

Prehistoric Archaeological Artifacts Found At The Site Of Related Group’s 444 Brickell Avenue

8:00 am on May 29, 2021 By Oscar Nunez

Prehistoric archaeological artifacts have been discovered at the site of Related Group’s 444 Brickell Avenue, where the developer is planning to build 3 mixed-use towers as high as 82-stories. The remains were uncovered during the demolition of the parking garage that once housed vehicles for the already-demolished U.S. Customs House. According to the Phase 1 Cultural Resource Assessment of the site, the parcel is located within Miami’s Archaelogical Conservation Zone, an area beginning around the mouth of the Miami River.

Lake Nona Wave Hotel. Designed by Arquitectonica.

Façade Installation Nears Completion On Lake Nona Wave Hotel In Orlando

7:30 am on May 27, 2021 By Oscar Nunez

Façade installation is nearing completion on Lake Nona Wave Hotel, a 17-story hospitality building under construction in the Lake Nona Region of Orlando. Designed by Arquitectonica and developed by the Tavistock Development Company, the approximately 199-foot-tall structure will yield 234 guest rooms, featuring 18 suites, spread across 234,248 square feet including 12,000 square feet of meeting and event space. The project is located on 2.1 acres of land currently addressed as 6714 Tavistock Lakes Boulevard on what is considered to be Block 3 of Phase 2 in the Lake Nona Town Center Master Plan.

25,000-Seat Stadium Coming Soon to Miami-Dade County, FL

7:07 pm on May 26, 2021 By Colt Dodd

Miami Freedom Park is coming soon to Miami-Dade County. Boasting 58 acres of shops, recreational areas, soccer fields, and “green space,” the privately-funded complex is expected to cost $1 billion, per the Construction Journal.

Future 428-Foot Building to Be Erected at 2900 Biscayne Boulevard, Miami, FL, 33137

7:12 pm on May 22, 2021 By Colt Dodd

Crescent Heights, a prominent real estate company in Miami, has a new multi-storied apartment building in the works. NEMA Miami (also called Nema Miami in other sources) will be a 428-foot building located on Biscayne Boulevard.

Genting Group’s Resorts World Miami Gets FAA Approval For Three Towers At 649-Feet Above Sea Level

8:00 am on May 16, 2021 By Oscar Nunez

The Federal Aviation Administration has approved and cleared the way for three towers at the proposed location for Resorts World Miami, a $3 billion – 13.9-acre mixed-use gaming, hotel and entertainment development along the waterfront in Miami’s Omni District just south of Edgewater. According to to the approval letters, the three structures are approved to rise 642-feet, 643-feet and 645-feet from the ground up, or 649-feet above sea level.

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