Developers have filed a pre-application for the House of Wellness Hotel in Miami-Dade County. The hotel, measuring 43 stories above grade, would occupy a 0.6-acre site. Upon completion, it would offer 823 units, spanning levels 11 to 42.
The Continuum Company has officially broken ground on La Baia North, the second of two planned boutique bayfront condominiums in Miami’s Bay Harbor Islands. This milestone follows the company’s success with La Baia South, which secured a $90 million construction loan and sold out all units. La Baia North, located at 9481 E Bay Harbor Drive, is an eight-story building with 57 units and has already reached 60% in pre-sales. The project is spearheaded by Ian Bruce Eichner, the New York-based developer known for Continuum South Beach and other notable ventures in South Florida, including his recent acquisition of the Shuckers Bar and Grill site in North Bay Village. La Baia North is set for completion in the first quarter of 2027, with Jacob’s Construction serving as the general contractor, and sales exclusively handled by Gutman Development Marketing.
Three new retail and restaurant concepts are set to open at Miami Worldcenter, the $6 billion, 27-acre mixed-use development reshaping Downtown Miami. The project’s ownership group has finalized leases with Go Greek Yogurt, HŸP, a sneaker and streetwear retailer, and SkinSpirit, a medical aesthetics clinic and spa. These additions are expected to open by early 2025.
PPG Development and L3C Capital Partners have officially broken ground on Bay Harbor Towers, an eight-story waterfront condominium at 10141 East Bay Harbor Drive in Miami’s Bay Harbor Islands. Designed by renowned architect Kobi Karp, the project offers luxurious living with modern architecture and unparalleled views. The residences’ sales started in late 2023 and reached over 50%, with the remaining units priced from $2.6 million. The development is expected to be completed by 2026; Civic Construction is the general contractor.
Swerdlow Group, led by veteran developer Michael Swerdlow, is moving forward with plans to transform the Little River District in Miami’s Little Haiti neighborhood. The proposed development, spanning approximately 63 acres, will include 7,500 residential units, combining affordable, workforce, and market-rate housing. Swerdlow’s vision for the area builds on his experience in creating higher-end affordable housing, similar to his recently completed Sawyer’s Walk project in Overtown.
