Downtown Miami

E11EVEN Hotel & Residences. Designed by Sieger Suarez Architects.

E11EVEN Hotel & Residences Awaits Permits To Rise At 20 NE 11th Street In Park West, Downtown Miami

Ground breaking has yet to begin for E11EVEN Hotel & Residences, a 65-story residential and hospitality building anticipated to rise in the Park West neighborhood of Greater Downtown Miami. Located at 20 Northeast 11th Street between North Miami Avenue and Northeast 1st Avenue, the project is designed by Sieger Suarez Architects and is being developed by Miami and New York City-based Property Markets Group alongside E11EVEN Partners. Already recognized as one of the fastest selling developments in the past decade for Miami, the tower is planned to rise 698-feet yielding 375 fully-furnished residences, including a Penthouse collection and 2 Presidential suites.

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Miami Worldcenter Block G. Courtesy of CFE & Associates Architects.

Permits Reactivated For Second Tower Behind Caoba At Miami World Center Block G

The second tower originally proposed for Block G at Miami Worldcenter just might go vertical relatively soon. New construction permits initially fully approved in 2018 by the Department of Buildings were reactivated on September 1, 2021 for 697 North Miami Avenue, a 40-story mixed-use tower planned to rise 413-feet in the Park West neighborhood of Downtown Miami. Designed by CFE & Associates Architects and developed by Los Angeles-based CIM Group, the building is projecting to yield 473,330 square feet of new construction including 411 residential units and 4,103 square feet of ground floor retail.

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MRP6. Courtesy of KAR Properties.

KAR Properties Unveils Renderings For Two New Skyscrapers Planned For Downtown Miami

Renderings have been unveiled for two new skyscrapers from KAR Properties in Downtown Miami tentatively known as MRP5 and MRP6. The images recently appeared on the developer’s website, referred to as ‘State-of-the-art’ towers; one with multifamily residential units and retail, and the other an office building. The unveiling of the two new towers corresponds with the announcement of the relaunch of One River Point luxury condominium complex  back in May, mentioning two additional phases to be added to the project. MRP5 and MRP6 are expected to rise on land already owned by KAR Properties, possibly addressed as 82 Southwest 3rd Street and 50 Southwest 3rd Street.

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M Tower. Designed by Zyscovich Architects.

Lions Group NYC Purchases Development Site Of Planned 53-Story M Tower In Miami

The development site of an already approved 53-story mixed-use building planned for Downtown Miami was recently sold to a prominent New York City developer. The two parties in the transaction are the seller Downtown 56 LLC, an affiliate of S2 Development, and the buyer Downtown 1st Street LLC, an affiliate of Long Island-based Lions Group NYC. The 16,718-square-foot site traded hands for $10 million, and that includes the addresses 56 Southwest 1st Street and 65 Southwest 2nd Street, including the air rights to the adjacent city-owned parking structure at 70 Southwest 1st Street. Lions Group NYC intends to follow through with the existing plans for the new building. 

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Miami Worldcenter Block-F West. Designed by NBWW Architects.

An In-Depth Look At Miami Worldcenter’s 280,000-Square-Foot Retail And Commercial Development

Miami Worldcenter Associates, led by Nitin Motwani, Art Falcone and the CIM Group, has 280,000 square feet of retail and commercial spaces in the works at Miami Worldcenter (MWC), a 27-acre, $4 billion mixed-use mega project in Downtown Miami’s Park West neighborhood. The managing partners have planned to develop a plethora of venues and outlets throughout multiple buildings in the 10-block complex, including some buildings solely dedicated to that purpose, with several other mixed-use buildings housing variously sized spaces. The retail spaces at MWC will be a mix of food and beverage/fast casual, specialty and service establishments, and the developers are hoping to lease as locally as possible, as opposed to strictly onboarding  large and recognized anchor tenants and national chains.

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