The Boca Raton Housing Authority has partnered with Atlantic Pacific to build a new 95-unit complex in Palm Beach County. The venture involves demolishing Dixie Manor, a multi-family housing development––also featuring 95 units.
Port Orange will soon be home to a new housing development. Meet Hawks Mill. The $70 million housing complex will feature 336 luxury apartments. The size and layout plans of these units are not currently available. However, the community is brimming with amenities, including a 1,900-square-foot fitness center and a 10,000-square-foot clubhouse.
Anclote Harbor apartments is a $155 million venture planned for Southwest Florida. The multifamily residential development will comprise more than 400 luxury units spread across four-story five buildings. The homes will range from one-bedroom to three-bedroom homes, which the website describes as “superior to any garden-style apartment community in Tampa Bay.”
Sixty90 Apartments is headed to St. Petersburg, Florida. The $78.2 million venture could start construction later this year, with completion scheduled for 2023. The development’s website reports that the mixed-use development will measure four stories above grade and yield 204 residential units.
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.