Moss Construction has been awarded the construction of Villa Miami, a waterfront residential development in Miami’s Edgewater neighborhood. The project, a collaboration between Major Food Group, David Martin’s Terra, and One Thousand Group, is set to break ground later this summer.
On Monday, July 22nd, Miami-Dade County officials celebrated the groundbreaking of Brownsville Transit Village’s fifth phase. Currently, the affordable housing development offers 401 apartments, along with a 660-spot parking garage and 6,400 square feet of retail.
JDS Development Group has filed revised plans and renderings with Miami-Dade County for Brickell’s massive 1 Southside Park, currently under construction. Designed by SHoP Architects with ODP Architecture & Design as the architect of record, the project includes a residential component known as Mercedes Benz Places. The proposed changes to the project include an increase in open space, an increase in lot coverage by 6%, a reduction in residential unit count by 185 units, a decrease in office area by 11,930 square feet, an increase in commercial space by 26,129 square feet, a larger fire station, and an overall reduction in floor area by 43,453 square feet.
Developers 8038 and 165 Owner LLC, an affiliate of New York- and Miami-based Infinity Collective, and Miami-based MVW Partners, have proposed a residential development in Miami’s Little Haiti neighborhood under the state’s Live Local Act. The city’s Urban Development Review Board is currently reviewing the application for the 2.17-acre site at 165 Northeast 80th Terrace and 8038 Northeast Second Ave. The developers secured the property, formerly an AT&T telecommunications facility, for $13.36 million in 2022. The project is designed by the Miami-based architect firm Arquitectonica.
Development plans for a 20-story residential tower have been filed for 1355 Northwest 15th Street in Miami’s Health District. The project, named Gamla Health District, is designed by Behar Font & Partners and developed by Gamla Cedron HD, LLC, an affiliate of Miami-based Gamla Cedron Group led by Shaoul Mishal. Envisioned to rise approximately 232 feet, the building would encompass 337,112 square feet of space, including 224 residential units—predominantly 1-bedrooms, with some studios and 2-bedrooms. The project will also feature a leasing office, co-working spaces, and other amenities, alongside 257 parking spaces in a 7-level garage mostly hidden by residential liner units. At a hearing today, Miami’s Urban Development Review Board will consider plans for Gamla Health District.
