Miami-Dade County

Shoma Group Completes Shoma Village Rental Community In Hialeah, Welcomes It’s First Residents

Miami-based developer Shoma Group completed it’s two-tower multifamily rental community at 445 Hialeah Drive in Hialeah known as  Shoma Village. They began welcoming in the first residents to brand new apartments on August 1, with leasing activities managed by KW Property Management & Consulting and the property managed by Shoma MGMT.  The development is comprised of two 8-story buildings with 304 residences in a mix of studios, one-, two- and three-bedrooms. 65% of units are already rented and the remaining inventory is expected to be fully leased by the end of summer. Shoma Village was designed by Kendall-based MSA Architects, and Suffolk Construction served as the general contractor along with KD Construction of Florida, LLC as the shell contractor.

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Developer Seeks Shoreline Approval For 30-Story Mixed-Use Tower At 1755 Kennedy Causeway In North Bay Village

B Developments under the LGE NBV, LLC filed an application with Miami-Dade County for a shoreline review at 1755 Kennedy Causeway in North Bay Village. The developer is planning a 340-foot-tall mixed-use building designed by Arquitectonica that would stand 30 stories and directly front Biscayne Bay. Plans calls for 473,252 square feet of space including 201 residential units with 32,654 square feet of amenities, a 19,455-square-foot space for a restaurant with a waterfront terrace, a 1,860-square-foot juice bar/coffee bar on the ground floor, 52,358 square feet of office space and a parking structure incorporated into the podium with 408 parking spaces. ArquitectonicaGEO is the landscape architect with Kimley-Horn as the civil engineer.

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Related Group Proposes 167-Unit Mixed-Income Residential Project In Little Havana, Miami

Related Group recently filed plans for Gallery at Marti Park, a 12-story mixed-income development proposed for 450 Southwest 5th Street in the Little Havana neighborhood of Miami. Designed by Doral-based CMA Architects, the project aims at providing high quality housing for low income households at 30% and 80% of AMI as well as market rate households. Plans call for 167 residential units in a mix of one- and two-bedroom floor plans ranging between 622 and 850 square feet, of which 85 will set aside for low income housing, and a 5,200-square-foot community center.

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