Nearly three years after purchasing a 1.86-acre parcel, developers have started construction on Avalon South Miami. The developer secured the build site for $18.95 million and demolished a 20,000-square-foot Winn-Dixie grocery store before breaking ground. 5850 S.W. 73 Street LLC was the seller.
Edgewood 22, a high-rise residential development, could replace a Midas auto parts store that was built just four years ago. Edgewood 22 LLC, managed by New York-based Nahman Lichtenstein, purchased the .51-acre build site for $6.3 million in 2022. Initially, according to the Real Deal, plans called for 120 apartments in an 18-story building.
Developers are working on the Gale Hotel & Residences. The venture, occupying seven of the 51 floors, will offer 240 luxury condos: 160 for short-term rentals and the remaining 80 as hotel/apartment units.
Miami Beach is known for its exclusive resorts and high-end shopping centers. Yet, a workforce housing developer has plans for a four-story apartment complex for the Magic City. The proposed Morris Residences, named for architect Morris Lapidus, would comprise just over 28,000 square feet of new construction.
The developers of Mohawk at Wynwood have applied for a demolition permit, hoping to soon start sitework on the mixed-use venture. In July 2021, Florida YIMBY reported on the community, which at that time was to offer 225 units and 24,639 square feet of retail.
