Eleven55 NoMi is the working name of a new housing development located in North Miami. Per the South Florida Business Journal, the complex will be built on 4.1 acres of land and is intended to provide housing to “mixed-income” families.
Applications have been filed to Miami-Dade County’s Department of Regulatory and Economic Resources seeking the approval for the construction of a 278-unit residential community in Unincorporated County 33032, recognized as the Princeton Community Urban Center. Developed by Windmill Farm Associates, LLC and designed by Forum Architecture & Interior Design, the proposal is intended to be built on approximately 9.8-acres of land currently used for agricultural purposes. The site currently does not have an exact address, but is located along the southeast corner of Southwest 129th Avenue and the proposed extension of Southwest 240th Street.
A new town is coming to Collier County, FL. Dubbed “the Town of Big Cypress,” the site will consist of three villages: Rivergrass, Longwater, and Bellmar. The town will hopefully provide thousands of jobs for new residences, as well as provide them with a host of new amenities, like a 42-acre community park.
The site of a former Macy’s department store in Downtown West Palm Beach is destined for major changes and redevelopment soon. Developer Related Group of South Florida is anticipating the construction of a 495,000-square-foot, 21-story…
Prestige Building Group is currently constructing three developments that are intended to provide workforce housing. The three complexes are: Poe’s Lofts, Champion’s Lofts, and Palm Avenue Lofts. In total, the three buildings will cost $21 million to build and provide 186 units.
