An affiliate of New York-based Kimco hopes to get the greenlight for a residential venture in the Oakwood Plaza redevelopment project in Hollywood. The complex, which would take shape on a vacant 2.42-acre plot, would measure eight stories above grade and offer 282 apartments.
The Falcone Group, led by Founder and CEO Art Falcone and in collaboration with Nichols Architects, has unveiled the design for a new 53-story mixed-use tower at Block C, East of Miami Worldcenter. This development is poised to significantly impact the luxury living and hospitality sectors of the expansive Miami Worldcenter complex, encompassing ten blocks and 27 acres. The project is located at 110 Northeast 10th Street and boasts a prime location near the Miami Worldcenter promenade and the 60-story Paramount condominium tower.
Developers Related Group and BH Group have received approval for the second of two planned towers at Diplomat Landing, a mixed-use development planned for to enhance the Hollywood area. Situated at 3451 to 3690 South Ocean Drive, this 42-story tower is designed by Miami Lakes-based Cohen Freedman Encinosa & Associates, with landscape architecture by Witkin Hults + Partners and civil engineering by Kimley-Horn. The new addition to the Diplomat Beach Resort will feature 500 hotel rooms—potentially marketed as branded condo/hotel units—alongside 4,000 square feet of restaurant space and 366 parking spaces, significantly contributing to South Florida’s development landscape.
Buccini/Pollin Group and BPGS Construction are preparing for a pivotal moment later this year: the groundbreaking of the W Hotel Orlando. Planned for construction at 9724 Mia Circle, this 22-story luxury lifestyle hotel is strategically located on a 10-acre plot at the intersection of Universal Boulevard and Destination Parkway, adjacent to Universal’s highly anticipated new 750-acre ‘Epic Universe’ amusement park, which will welcome visitors in summer 2025. The W Hotel Orlando is aiming for completion in 2026.
900 Intracoastal Drive, Inc. has filed plans for a new 16-story residential building at 900 Intracoastal Drive, located near The Galleria shopping mall in Fort Lauderdale. The 185-foot-tall structure, named 900 Intracoastal, is set to yield 217,652 square feet of space and feature 44 exclusive residences along the city’s picturesque Intracoastal Waterway. The development has enlisted a team of renowned firms, including FSMY Architects + Planners as the architect, Kimley-Horn & Associates Inc. as the landscape architect and civil engineer, MG Engineering for MEP engineering, Youssef Hachem Consulting as the structural engineer, and CRUSH Law P.A. as the land use attorney. Fort Lauderdale’s Development Review Committee was scheduled to review the proposal on February 27.
