Miami Beach

Application Seeking Design Review Approval Filed For Planned Office Building At 1100 5th Street In Miami Beach

An application has been filed seeking design review approval for a new 5-story commercial office building at 1100 5th Street in the South of Fifth neighborhood of Miami Beach. Designed by Eduardo Souta de Moura with Zyscovich Architects serving as the executive architect, and developed by Sumaida + Khurana in partnership with property owners Roslyn and Norton Nesis and Robert and Miriam Weiss of Weiss Properties, the approximate 80-foot-tall structure is planned to yield roughly 101,424 square feet in total size of gross new construction area with a F.A.R. of 65,274 square feet, including 43,797 square feet of office space, 7,142 square feet of indoor and outdoor amenities, 7,204 square feet dedicated to a ground floor restaurant, and 105 parking spaces. The Miami Beach Design Review Board is set to review the application on June 6.

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Developers Break Ground On 17-Story ‘The Perigon’ At 5333 Collins Avenue In Miami Beach

Mast Capital and a controlled affiliate of Starwood Capital Group broke ground on The Perigon, a 17-story residential development at 5333 Collins Avenue, noted for its unique position as the only new beachfront condominium project currently under construction in Miami Beach, with completion anticipated for late 2026. Designed by the globally acclaimed architecture firm OMA with ODP Architecture & Design as the architect of record and boasting interiors by Tara Bernerd & Partners, this building will feature 73 private residences. These homes offer expansive views of the Atlantic Ocean, the Miami city skyline, and Biscayne Bay, alongside over 20,000 square feet of unparalleled private amenities and exclusive dining experiences by Michelin-starred Chef Shaun Hergatt. Moss Construction is the general contractor, and Malcolm Drilling is the foundation contractor.

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Auberge Resorts Collection Appointed To Manage The Shore Club Resort & Residences In Miami Beach, Designed By Robert A.M. Stern Architects

Developers Witkoff and Monroe Capital have entrusted Auberge Resorts Collection with the management of The Shore Club Resort & Residences in Miami Beach, Florida. Planned for a 2027 opening, the project is poised to rejuvenate and upgrade this distinguished site into a multifaceted destination, blending hotel accommodations with premium residential offerings.

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Sumaida + Khurana Announces Plans For Another Office Building In Miami Beach, A First In The Americas By Pritzker Prize-Winning Architect Eduardo Souta de Moura

Internationally recognized real estate development firm Sumaida + Khurana has announced that Pritzker Prize-winning architect Eduardo Souta de Moura will design its new Class A+ office building at the corner of Fifth Street and Alton Road. This is the first building in North and South America for Souta de Moura. Sumaida + Khurana is partnering with property owners Roslyn and Norton Nesis and Robert and Miriam Weiss of Weiss Properties for the project located in Miami Beach’s South of Fifth neighborhood. Aaron Butler of Avenue Real Estate Partners structured the partnership. The design team also includes Zyscovich as the executive architect and Gabellini Sheppard designing the interior architecture. Sumaida + Khurana expects to start construction in 2025, with completion expected in the following year.

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Developer Seeks Design Approval For 5-Story Condo Project At 1940 Bay Drive In Miami Beach

1940 Apartments LLC, a Sunny Isles Beach-based entity led by Erwin Sredni, Jonatan Sredni, and Scott Albus, has submitted plans for a transformative 5-story multi-family residential project at 1940 Bay Drive in the Normandy Isle area of Miami Beach. Envisioned by Revuelta Architecture International, with Gardner + Semler taking the helm for landscape architecture, the proposed 55-foot-tall structure is set to replace the existing 23-unit apartment complex, introducing 12 modern condominium units running from 2,807 to 3,019 square feet to the locale. The Design Review Board of Miami Beach will review the submitted plans today.

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