In 2017, the Related Group, a privately-owned real estate firm in Miami, had big plans to construct a multi-story condo in Miami Beach. However, when confronted with the sudden influx of condos, apartments, and houses, the firm changed gears. Now, on the 3.71 acres of land, the firm intends to build office space that overlooks the ocean.
The City of Sunrise, home to Sawgrass Mills Mall, is expecting a new city hall. The current structure, which is a stark contrast to the updated buildings around it, will be demolished sometime within the next year. The new 100,000 square foot facility will serve as office space for city employees, utility offices, and local politicians.
Renderings and drawings have been unveiled in a presentation to City Commissioners of Miami for the plans to build a commuter rail station along Brightline’s tracks connected to two towers in the Design District. The new station would be built just north of the Interstate 195 and south of NE 39th St., parallel to North Federal Highway, and the towers along Biscayne Boulevard. Miami Design District Associates, a joint venture between Craig Robin’s Dacra and L Catterton Real Estate, is the developer behind the recent presentation, and principal owner of the thriving Miami Design District.
Beeline Commons is a sprawling commercial space coming soon to the Palm Beach Park of Commerce, which at the time of publication, employed 1,350 people, consisted of 69 companies, and has 1.85 million square feet of offices, warehouses, and distribution space.
Yesterday, YIMBY covered the reveal for the upcoming FAT Village East, a massive development set to rise in Fort Lauderdale. Today we shall cover the western portion of the project known as FAT Village West, a 623,292-square-foot mixed-use project proposed to be built in the F.A.T. Village Thematic District yielding 504 units and 28,540 square feet of commercial space. According to the filing, the development is addressed as 501 Northwest 1st Avenue located in the Flagler Village neighborhood, and is designed by SCB with DLR Group as the architect of record and EDSA, Inc. as the master planner; Urban Street Development and Hines are the developers behind the proposal.
