Ritz-Carlton Residences Tampa to Start Construction at 5000 Bayshore Road, Tampa, FL, 33611
A 4.84-acre plot of land will soon be home to the Ritz-Carlton Residences Tampa. The endeavor, valued at around $400 million, will start construction soon.
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Construction Continues On Miami Worldcenter’s ‘Jewelry Box’ Retail Building On Block F-East
Construction is continuing on what is often referred to as the Jewelry Box, a multi-level retail building located on Block F (East) of the 27-acre Miami Worldcenter development in Downtown Miami. The structure is designed by NBWW Architects for Miami Worldcenter Associates, a partnership between Art Falcone, Nitin Motwani and the CIM Group. The building will yield 135,208 square feet of new construction, including 78,264 square feet of retail across the first two floors, and a usable rooftop space.
Plans For The 70-Story Okan Tower Appear To Be Back On Track In Downtown Miami
After a year and a half long hiatus or so, plans for the Okan Group’s mixed-use 70-story Okan Tower have resurfaced and appear to be back on track. In a recent article from Miami Today, the company’s CEO Kasim Badak is quoted saying the pandemic halted all operations, but that they are back in business and moving forward. Designed by Coral Gables-based Behar Font & Partners, the 902-foot-tall skyscraper was originally planned to include 293 Hilton Hotel rooms, 389 residential units, 64,000 square feet of Class-A office space and 2,915 square feet of retail space.
370-Unit Apartment Complex Coming to 8238 Lake Worth Road, Fort Worth, FL, 33457
Catalina at Fort Worth is a luxury housing development coming to Fort Worth, FL. The development (which has an estimated value of $52 million) began construction earlier this year.
Sales Launch For St. Pete’s Upcoming Tallest, The 46-Story ‘Residences At 400 Central’
Sales have officially launched for Residences at 400 Central, an upcoming 46-story luxury condominium tower planned for 400 Central Avenue in Downtown St. Petersburg. The building is anticipated to become both the tallest in the city and near Florida’s gulf coast, rising to approximately 515-feet over the Central Arts District. Award-winning architecture firm Arquitectonica is behind the curved design of the tower, while New York City-based Red Apple Real Estate, led by John Catsimatidis, is the developer. 400 Central will yields 301 coastal-modern residential units designed by Celano Design Studio featuring clear, unobstructed views of Tampa Bay and the Downtown skyline.
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