Hollywood-based Cornerstone Group, in partnership with the Martin Memorial AME Church, has started construction on an affordable housing development in Miami-Dade County. The developer first filed the pre-application phase in September 2021. Now, the venture is one step closer to completion.
Our sources report that two developers have broken ground on a mid-rise hotel in Miami Beach. The Dolce by Wyndham Miami is a five-story venture offering 90 rooms, occupying a 15,000-square-foot property that once hosted a 36-unit condo, which has been demolished.
The Shops of Sunset Place, which was built in 1999, has become mostly vacant in recent years. Currently home to a movie theater, 40 apartments, and some office and retail space, the venture could soon find new life as a massive, mixed-use venture. The revitalization, known as “Sunset Place”, would span 1.47 million square feet amongst nine high-rise towers.
The Graham Cos. is shifting plans for a multi-family housing development in Miami Lakes. Previously, the developer secured a zoning approval for a senior living facility on the 9.5-acre site. Now, it hopes to move forward with the Lakeside apartments, which would offer 220 units in four four-story buildings.
An affiliate of VS Real Estate could build an apartment complex featuring workforce housing in Opa-locka. Alexandria Gardens would comprise 216,152 square feet of new construction amongst seven four-story buildings. It would offer 225 apartments.
