Residence 23 is unfolding in Miami-Dade County, Florida. The 36-story tower will require more than 700,000 square feet, comprising 369 apartments. It will rest on a build site measuring 1.65 acres, with the developer having purchased the build site for $30.65 million in 2022.
Plans have been fully revealed for One Brickell Riverfront, a 1,160,588-square-foot mixed-use development at 99 Southwest 7th Street south of the Miami River in Brickell. The proposal consists of two towers, one of which is the recently-ground-broken 44-story Lofty Brickell, and a second tower of 43 stories. Designed by Arquitectonica and developed by Newgard Development Group, the project would yield 784 residential units, ground floor retail space, 13,170 square feet of office space, and 919 parking spaces.
YMCA of Greater St. Petersburg has big plans for a mixed-use development centered around the Jim and Heather Gills YMCA campus. The $96 million venture will offer both residential and retail developments on a build site measuring just over 11 acres.
The excitement is building in Ybor City, Tampa, as preparations are underway for the official groundbreaking of the highly anticipated Gas Worx mixed-use development. This 50-acre joint venture between Darryl Shaw and D.C.-based KETTLER will break ground on March 6th. It will be attended by several distinguished speakers, including Tampa Mayor Jane Castor and the founder and CEO of KETTLER, Bob Kettler. The project’s design is in the hands of Design Collective as the architect, with Bohler serving as the engineer. Sasaki is handling the urban planning and design aspect of the project.
A permit for vertical construction has been filed for Riverside Wharf, a $185 million luxury mixed-use development planned for 114 Southwest North River Drive in Downtown Miami. Designed by highly-acclaimed architecture firm Cube3 Architects with interiors by world-renowned iCrave and landscape design by Savino-Miller Design Studio, and developed by a joint venture partnership between MV Real Estate Holdings, Driftwood Capital, and Merrimac Ventures, plans for the project include the construction of a 10-story building across 1.5-acres that will serve as a world-class entertainment destination expected to usher in a new era for the River District, providing a new home for Wharf Miami.
