Culmer Village is taking shape in Miami-Dade County, Florida. The mixed-use venture requires close to 850,000 square feet of new construction, featuring 612 apartments and 9,460 square feet of retail space.
Le Parc at Lauderhill is scheduled to start construction by the first quarter of 2023 and offer units in 2025. The Real Deal reports that the multi-family residential complex will offer 330 units. Of those units, 144 are garden-style units, and 186 are mid-rise apartments. They will be spread across eight separate buildings, measuring three to seven stories above grade.
MG Developers hopes to start construction on Merrick Parc, a multi-million-dollar residential complex in Miami, Florida. It purchased the 43,785-square-foot site for $19 million. If approved, the development will offer two 20-story buildings.
Lotus House, a nonprofit shelter in Miami’s historic Overtown district, is growing its suite of supportive services with the creation of a “Children’s Village” designed by Behar Font & Partners that will feature deeper educational supports and programming for children and youth of all ages, community support facilities, therapeutic and social services, and a long awaited playground. The Children’s Village will also serve as home to other community-based nonprofits, offering an array of resources and programming for children and youth and their families in Overtown and surrounding neighborhoods.
Miami’s Urban Development Review Board (UDRB) will consider proposals for the second and third phases of Flagler Oasis, a multi-building mixed-use development underway in the heart of Little Havana being developed by Aventura-based real estate firm Gamla Cedron Group. With the first phase of the development already under construction and scheduled for completion later this year, phases two and three would bring a 16-story residential tower with 248 dwelling units and an additional 8-story structure containing 70,000 square feet of office space, as well as commercial spaces and integrated parking structures. The project is designed by Coral Gables-based Behar Font & Partners with Witkin Hults + Partners as the landscape architect, and is expected to rise as high as 176-feet or so.
