Jacksonville-based Vestcor has proposed Ambar Station, a multifamily housing development on a 7.8-acre plot that it has under contract. The venture would comprise 576 apartments, ranging from one-bedroom to three-bedroom residences.
Real estate developer Terra and wellness brand THE WELL have begun construction on THE WELL Bay Harbor Islands at 1100 Kane Concourse in Miami’s Bay Harbor Islands. The project includes an eight-story residential building with 54 residences, over 22,000 square feet of amenities, and a separate office building totaling 102,000 square feet. THE WELL Bay Harbor Islands represents the collaboration between Terra and THE WELL in integrating wellness concepts into residential and office environments. The estimated completion date is Q2 of 2025.
More and more wealthy people are moving to Miami Beach, and they want more office space. Enter a new proposal from WPH Properties LLC. The California-based company hopes to get approval for a seven-story building that would offer 33,640 square feet of office space.
Construction is officially underway for the NoMad Residences Wynwood, a nine-story building offering 329 condos. The condos, which are expected to be completed by 2025, start at a price point of $600,000 for a studio, and they come fully furnished.
One Thousand Group, the developers behind the illustrious One Thousand Museum and the highly anticipated Villa Miami, led by principals Louis Birdman, Michael Konig, and Kevin Venger, have submitted plans for a 47-story, 635-foot-tall Class-A ultra-luxury office tower to the City of Miami. The tower is designed by the renowned architectural firm Kohn Pederson Fox (KPF), headquartered in New York City, known globally for its expertise in designing office towers, including iconic structures like One Vanderbilt, 10, 30 & 55 Hudson Yards in NYC. Florida-based ODP Architecture & Design is serving as the Architect of Record for the project. The plans were filed by Tower 36, LLC, an affiliate of One Thousand Group. The project is currently referred to as Tower 36 and is scheduled for review by Miami’s Urban Development Review Board on Wednesday, October 18th.
