Sunbeam Development Corporation has announced that it’s moving forward with the Park Miramar, a 125-acre mixed-use project. The multi-million-dollar project will offer 325,000 square feet of retail, featuring an anchor grocery store.
As South Florida’s suburban markets continue to draw companies seeking quality office spaces at competitive prices and convenient commutes, Coconut Grove remains a preferred choice for its balanced live-work-play environment. 3480 Main, a boutique Class A office building designed by award-winning architect Arquitectonica, is seeing increased leasing activity, with four new leases recently signed.
One Thousand Group, the developers behind the illustrious One Thousand Museum and the highly anticipated Villa Miami, led by principals Louis Birdman, Michael Konig, and Kevin Venger, have submitted plans for a 47-story, 635-foot-tall Class-A ultra-luxury office tower to the City of Miami. The tower is designed by the renowned architectural firm Kohn Pederson Fox (KPF), headquartered in New York City, known globally for its expertise in designing office towers, including iconic structures like One Vanderbilt, 10, 30 & 55 Hudson Yards in NYC. Florida-based ODP Architecture & Design is serving as the Architect of Record for the project. The plans were filed by Tower 36, LLC, an affiliate of One Thousand Group. The project is currently referred to as Tower 36 and is scheduled for review by Miami’s Urban Development Review Board on Wednesday, October 18th.
West Palm Beach’s skyline is primed for continued transformation as the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) gives the green light to construct 515 Fern, an impressive 25-story tower set to redefine the city’s commercial landscape. This FAA approval marks a significant milestone for New York-based developer Related Companies, known for their iconic Hudson Yards development, who is behind this ambitious project. The structure, set to soar to 385 feet (or 404 feet above mean sea level), is poised to become West Palm Beach’s largest office tower.
Key International, a Miami-based real estate investment and development company, is planning a significant transformation at 848 Brickell Avenue, where they are headquartered. They intend to replace the 42-year-old 13-story office building with a much larger office tower. Miami-Dade County planners have received a pre-application meeting request from 848 Brickell, LLC, an affiliate of Key International, to review their proposal for a 51-story Class-A office building soaring 761 feet above the bustling Brickell financial district. The property’s redevelopment would yield an impressive 704,000 square feet of office space, accompanied by a ground-floor retail space spanning 7,500 square feet and on-site parking facilities accommodating 1,065 vehicles.
