Miami

31-Story Midtown 7 Gets FAA Approval To Rise 352 Feet Above Ground In Midtown Miami

Midtown 7, a 31-story mixed-use building planned at  3001 Northeast 1st Avenue in Midtown Miami, has recently received height approval from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and is progressing in the permitting process. According to a determination letter issued on May 22, the tower is approved to rise to a maximum height of 352 feet above ground, or 367 feet above sea level. The FAA letter lists the developer as PPF AMLI 3001 NE 1st Avenue, LLC, an affiliate of AMLI Residential.

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Plans Filed for Wynwood’s Tallest Tower: 48-Story Mixed-Use Development at 2101 NW Miami Court

Plans for Wynwood’s tallest-ever tower have been filed. Currently known by its address, 2101 NW Miami Ct, the proposed mixed-use development, designed by Arquitectonica and developed by Wynwood Interest LLC, managed by Isaac, Jacobo, Simon, John, and Rosa Bazbaz, is set to rise 48 stories, or 490 feet above ground and 506 feet above sea level. The project would yield approximately 755,688 square feet of floor area, including 544 residential units, two floors of amenities on levels 9 and 10, 19,292 square feet of ground-floor retail, and 621 on-site parking spaces spread over six garage levels. The Wynwood Design Review Committee is scheduled to hold a hearing on the proposal on June 4.

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Dewatering And Tree Permit Applications Filed For Three-Tower Development At 700 N. Miami Avenue In Miami Worldcenter

Dewatering and tree permit applications have been filed for 700 North Miami Avenue, a massive three-tower mixed-use development planned by Witkoff Group and Monroe Capital at Miami Worldcenter in Downtown Miami. Designed by Kobi Karp, the project will entail over 3 million square feet of space, including 2,350 residential units, over 30,000 square feet of ground-floor retail, and 1,924 parking spaces distributed across three towers. The project is advancing through the construction permitting process, with several new permits recently submitted – signaling that foundation work could commence soon for the former Miami Arena site.

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