Mixed Use

Wynwood Station. Designed by MSA Architects.

Fifield Planning To Develop A 210-Unit Mixed-Use Development in Wynwood

Chicago-based Fifield Companies is currently preparing plans to submit for review calling for the construction of a 210 residential unit mixed-use development titled Wynwood Station. Addressed as 45 Northeast 27th Street, the building is designed by MSA Architects and is expected to rise to 8-stories, containing an estimated 9,000 square feet of commercial space and 8,000 square feet of amenities along with a parking garage. The interior lot is bounded by NE 28th St. to the north, N. Miami Ave. to the west, NE 27th St. to the south and Brightline train tracks to the east. 

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Alexan Crafts. Designed by Corwil Architects.

Mediterranean-Themed Mixed-Use Development Proposed For 330 Catalonia Avenue In Coral Gables

A new 7-story mixed use development titled Alexan Crafts may be coming to the Crafts District in the City of Coral Gables. Addressed as 330 Catalonia Avenue, the project could yield up to 306,936 square feet of space on 2.11 acres of land. Designed by Corwil Architects and developed by Trammel Crow Residential, a subsidiary of Crow Holdings, the structure is expected to rise to 77-feet in height, yielding 263 residential units, 22 live-work units, 364 parking spaces and 29,450 square feet of open space.

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Solest NoMi Beach. Designed by FORMGROUP.

The Estate Companies Moves Forward With Soleste NoMi Beach Amid Securing $76 Million Construction Loan

The city of North Miami Beach is officially set to see the rise of new mixed-use development at 16395 Biscayne Boulevard known as Soleste NoMi Beach. Developer The Estate Companies, a subsidiary of Estate Investments Group (EIG), secured and closed on a $76 million construction loan provided by Bank OZK and arranged by Brian Gaswirth and Michael DiCosimo of JLL. The developer originally purchased the site back in December 1, 2020 for $13,100,000 from Biscayne Cove, LLC. 

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Prehistoric Archaeological Artifacts Found At The Site Of Related Group’s 444 Brickell Avenue

Prehistoric archaeological artifacts have been discovered at the site of Related Group’s 444 Brickell Avenue, where the developer is planning to build 3 mixed-use towers as high as 82-stories. The remains were uncovered during the demolition of the parking garage that once housed vehicles for the already-demolished U.S. Customs House. According to the Phase 1 Cultural Resource Assessment of the site, the parcel is located within Miami’s Archaelogical Conservation Zone, an area beginning around the mouth of the Miami River.

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