Mixed Use

Construction Progress: Airstream Trailer Amenity Installed At Wynhouse Miami

Construction continues progressing on Wynhouse Miami, an 8-story mixed-use building at 2200 Northwest 1st Avenue in the heart of Miami’s Wynwood neighborhood. Designed by Nichols Architects with interiors by ID & Design International (IDDI) and developed by Fisher Brothers, the recently topped-off, approximately 115-foot-tall structure will deliver 308 rental residences, approximately 26,000 square feet of ground-floor retail and paseo space, and nearly 25,000 square feet of expansive indoor and outdoor amenities. Delivery of the development is expected in Q1 2025; Suffolk Construction is the general contractor.

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Plans Filed For 8-Story Mediterranean-Style Mixed-Use Development At 33 Alhambra Circle In Coral Gables

33 Alhambra ProCo, LLC, an affiliate of a joint venture partnership between local developer MG Developer and Peru-based VYV, has submitted plans for an 8-story mixed-use development known as Alhambra Parc, also referred to as 33 Alhambra, in Coral Gables. The project aims to develop the 1.12-acre site at 33 Alhambra Circle, which was acquired in 2022 for $19,250,000. The proposed 104-foot-tall structure would yield a total floor area ratio of 170,694 square feet, comprising 78 residential units, 28,400 square feet of commercial space, and 151 parking spaces. Bellin Pratt & Fuentes Architects is responsible for the design of the Mediterranean-style building, set to be reviewed by Coral Gables’ Development Review Committee on May 31.

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Developer Proposes 48-Story Apartment Tower At 203 NE 3rd Street In Fort Lauderdale

3rd Street Capital 203-215 Propco, LLC, an affiliate of Secaucus, New Jersey-based National Realty Investment Advisors (NRIA), has filed plans for a 48-story apartment tower with ground-floor commercial space at 203 Northeast 3rd Street in Fort Lauderdale. Proposed to rise on a 0.66-acre site comprising four vacant land parcels west of NE 3rd Avenue and east of North Andrews Avenue within the Downtown Regional Activity Center, the 520-foot-tall structure would yield 731,963 gross square feet, including 429 apartments, a 2,711-square-foot restaurant, and 432 parking spaces. FSMY Architects + Planners is the architect, and Architectural Alliance Lan dscape is the landscape architect. Fort Lauderdale’s Development Review Committee is now considering plans originally scheduled for review on May 14.

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