Developers hope to move forward with an industrial development in Coconut Creek, Florida. Dubbed “Greystar Cocomar,” the venture would primarily comprise industrial space but in the future, could allow for retail and office space.
Permits have been filed for site and soil improvements at 77 Southeast 5th Street, where Miami-based Related Group plans on building a 47-story tower residential tower with 506 apartments. Also know as One Brickell Tower II, the 478-foot-tall structure would be one of three to rise within the One Brickell mixed-use development fronting the Miami River. John Moriarty & Associates is listed as the contractor, and the scope of work is estimated to cost $1.5 million. Isley Barajas of the Related Group is listed as the owner/applicant for the permits, filed on August 9, 2022.
Miami-Dade County has initiated a Request For Proposals to enter into a long-term public-private partnership to redevelop 17 contiguous acres of County-owed land within the 28-acre Government Center District in Downtown Miami. The bidding process opened this past Tuesday for the redevelopment project, which the county branded as MetroCenter, and the property comprises 11 primary sites spanning multiple blocks west of the Government Center Metrorail Station and east of the I-95 Expressway. The chosen Master Developer will have the opportunity to lead the development of up to 23.7 million square feet of space which could include anywhere between 6,000 to 8,500 residential units mixed between affordable and market rates, educational facilities, transportation advancements, cultural amenities and open spaces, commercial spaces, hospitality spaces, and retail establishments. These uses would be spread throughout multiple structures that could rise 550 to 770 feet, with the objective of creating a seamless, active, self-sustaining, urban neighborhood.
New renderings have been unveiled for Magnolia Tower, a 20-story mixed-use highrise proposed for 924 North Magnolia Avenue in the North Quarter District of Downtown Orlando. Designed by Baker Barrios and developed by New York-based Acram Group, formerly JMC Holdings LLC, the project is planned to yield 386 residential units and nearly 35,000 square feet of retail and commercial space within a 220-foot-tall superstructure of three interconnected towers and The development would rise from a 1.67-acre site bound by Weber Street on the north and Pasadena Place on the south. The property is currently home to two office buildings and a surface level parking lot, which would be razed as part of the redevelopment. The project is estimated to cost $96.5 million.
Soleste Hollywood Boulevard is one step closer to completion in Broward County, Florida. Sources report that earlier in 2021, developers demolished an office building and a nightclub to make way for the community. Now, the 2.26-acre site will soon be home to an eight-story building.
