Total demolition permits have been filed for 501 Northeast 1st Avenue in the Central Business District of Downtown Miami. Aria Development Group, who purchased the property in 2015 for $8.25 million, is planning to improve…
Society Wynwood, a 10-story mixed-use development proposed for 2431 Northwest 2nd Avenue, is taking a major step forward in the Wynwood Arts District. Developers Property Markets Group (PMG) and Greybrook Realty Partners have landed a financing deal of $142.3 million for vertical construction of the 318-unit project, which broke ground earlier this year. The financing will be provided by Pacific Western Bank and Square Mile Capital, marking the third Society-branded project for South Florida. MKDA is listed as the architect with Moriarty Construction as the general contractor.
Una Residences is already nearing a complete sell out of it’s inventory in Brickell. Designed by Chicago’s Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture with Revuelta Architecture International as the architect of record and developed by the OKO Group together with London-based Cain International, the luxury condominium tower, addressed as 175 Southeast 25th Road, is projected to rise approximately 579-feet over Biscayne Bay spanning 47-stories with 150-feet of frontage along the waterfront. Construction continues on the massive 3-story parking garage that’ll simultaneously serve as the base and foundation of the tower.
Ground-breaking is imminent on the site of the 691-foot-tall Legacy Miami Worldcenter, a 50-story luxury mixed-use skyscraper set to rise at 930 Northwest 1st Avenue within the 27-acre Miami Worldcenter mega-development in the Parkwest neighborhood of Downtown Miami. Designed by Miami-based architect Kobi Karp and developed by Royal Palm Companies (RPC), the tower is expected to yield 310 condominium units, 220 hotel rooms and over 100,000 square feet of space dedicated to wellness. Moss & Associates is listed as the general contractor for the project.
Initially, the Canopy Club was going to exceed 546 feet. However, after seeking approvals for nearly a year, Terra Group (the building’s owner), was able to reach a compromise with the City of Miami, as well as the FAA.
