MAS Development and Agador Spartacus, two South Florida-based developers, have plans for a build-to-rent community in Northeast Florida. Magnolia Villas at Jacksonville would offer 100 units “comprised of two-story townhomes and two-story walk-up flats”.
St. Petersburg officials have approved a boutique condominium project that will also preserve a historic home built in 1937.
In April 2023, Boca Raton-based Mill Creek Residential broke ground on the first phase of Moderna Aventura, which will offer 420 apartments, 6,400 square feet of retail, and 632 parking spots. The developer received approval for a second phase with the same specs, but now has filed plans for a smaller phase.
A five-story penthouse-only condominium is scheduled to break ground on Treasure Island, Florida. The Pearl, scheduled for a 2025 release, will feature four full-floor penthouses that offer “unobstructed 180-degree ocean views and private access to one of the widest sections of the barrier island”.
On Saturday, Florida YIMBY reported on San Sebastian Luxury Homes, a venture seeking to double its density because of new Rapid Transit Zone (RTZ) rules. Now, we’ve learned of another transit-oriented development in Miami-Dade County.
