Two developers are spearheading an affordable housing venture in Broward County. The Urban League of Broward County and the Harris Chapel United Methodist Church want to move ahead with the Villages at Oakland Park, a mixed-use housing development on a 19.4-acre plot.
The Federal Aviation Administration is currently reviewing building permit applications for Modera South Eola, a 25-story residential building proposed for 270 East Pine Street as a part of The Commons master-planned mixed-use development in Downtown Orlando’s Central Business District. Designed by Bethesda, Maryland-based SK+I Architecture and developed by an entity linked to Orlando-based Mill Creek Residential (Mill Creek), the L-shaped residential tower would comprise 400 multifamily rental units with related amenities, 8,238 square feet of retail space, and an 8-level parking garage with space for 400 vehicles. The Commons is a joint venture partnership between Mill Creek and an entity linked to Charlotte, North Carolina-based Highwoods Properties, Inc. (Highwoods), which is developing the commercial portion of the master plan – a 3-story structure with 100,000 square feet of Class A office space at 115, 155, 191 South Rosalind Avenue.