The 65-story tower will comprise at least 380 residences, starting in the mid-$400,000s. Units range from studios to three-bedroom layout plans, measuring 318 square feet to 2,762 square feet each.
Demolition permits are now in motion for a commercial building formerly serving as the sales center for Paramount Miami Worldcenter. Situated at 1016 Northeast 2nd Avenue, also recognized as the eastern parcel of Miami Worldcenter’s Block A, the demolition project encompasses removing a 26,946-square-foot structure, initially constructed in 1958 and expanded through 1981. The 90,827-square-foot property is poised for transformation. TNG MWC LLC, an affiliate of the New York-based Naftali Group (Naftali), is listed as the applicant of record, with plans to develop a 65-story mixed-use tower on the site.
Chicago-based Trilogy Real Estate Group (Trilogy), under the TF Second and 23rd, LLC, has proposed a 33-story mixed-use building at 212 Northeast 23rd Street in the Edgewater neighborhood of Miami. Dubbed Residence 23, the development is designed by SB Architects and would feature a 367-foot-tall structure encompassing 663,757 square feet of space. The project would include 369 residential units, approximately 13,113 square feet of ground-floor retail space, parking facilities with 504 spaces, and various amenities. Kimley-Horn is the project’s civil engineer and landscape architect, while Pierce Engineers is the structural engineer. Miami’s Urban Development Review Board is scheduled to review the proposal for Residence 23 on April 19th.
Developers have high hopes for West Eleventh, a super-luxury residential venture in Miami, Florida. Per Miami Residence, the 44-tower high-rise will offer 659 homes, ranging from studios to one-bedroom units.
Development plans have been filed for a 24-story mixed-use building at 296 Southwest 7th Street in Brickell, Miami. Designed by Beilinson Gomez Architects P.A., with Gardner + Semler Landscape Architecture (GSLA) as the landscape architect, and developed by Rockville Hospitality LLC, an entity linked to Maryland-based Baywood Hotels led by Amit Patel and Chris Desai, the proposed development aims to create an urban infill project that seamlessly integrates with the surrounding environment. The approximate 257-foot structure will encompass 406,325 square feet of space, featuring 240 dwelling units, 45,489 square feet of commercial space on the ground floor and second level, 470 parking spaces, and 260 bicycle spaces. In addition, the eighth level will boast a pool and amenity space for residents, with residential units occupying the upper levels. Miami’s Urban Development Review Board will consider the proposal for the project on April 19, 2023.
