The Morgan Group, Inc., a Houston-based developer, hopes to turn the Macy’s into a residential housing community. Plans show that developers intend on moving forward with 356 apartments.
Boca Raton-based Grover Corlew wants to build a 271-unit residential development at 1625 South Congress Avenue in Delray Beach. Dubbed Mayla Delray, the project would be the third in the developer’s portfolio under the Mayla Residences brand and is a response to fill in a need for residential housing as demand continues to grow. The proposal calls for an 8-story structure with Class-A residential units within an existing office complex that sits south of Linton Boulevard and west of the Interstate 95 and CSX train tracks. Of the 271 units, 55 will be set aside for workforce housing, and the development would also bring a string of landscaped plaza features along South Congress Avenue, including a transit stop, that would be linked to existing and proposed buildings
Emerald Bay Apartments could soon take shape in Hialeah, Florida. The $345 million venture will offer more than 900 units delivered in multiple phases. The first phase alone will offer seven buildings, featuring one-bedroom to three-bedroom homes. They will measure from about 660 square feet to 1,320 square feet each.
Construction could start on Palm Springs Residences later this year. The venture requires demolishing a YMCA that will relocate elsewhere in Palm Beach County, Florida. When finished, the development will comprise more than 260,000 square feet of new construction.
RD Town Plantation is unfolding in Fort Myers, Florida, per the South Florida Water Management District. The venture will offer at least 84 residential units. Plans show 56 two-bedroom units and 28 three-bedroom units.
