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Developers Unveil Vision for New Mixed-Use Development in Miami Beach’s Lincoln Road District

Lincoln Road Property Owner L.P., a joint venture led by an affiliate of Starwood Capital Group, Integra Investments and The Comras Company, has responded to a Request for Proposals (RFP) from the City of Miami Beach with plans to lease a pair of surface parking lots and develop The Gardens at Lincoln Lane, a low-rise mixed-use development that will comprise just under 130,000 square feet of Class A office space, 25,000 square feet of street-level retail, and more than 425 easily accessible parking spaces. The project is designed by Brandon Haw Architecture, along with West 8 Urban Design & Landscape Architecture, and will occupy a 1.1-acre lot at 1080 Lincoln Lane North and a 0.9-acre lot at 1680 Lennox Avenue in the Lincoln Road District.

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DACRA’s 15-Story Class-A Office Building ‘The Ursa’ Submitted To Miami’s Urban Development Review Board For Approval

An Urban Development Review Board (UDRB) application has been submitted for review and approval in regard to The Ursa, a 15-story office building proposed for development at 30 Northeast 29th Street in Miami’s Design District. Featuring world-class architecture from design firm Arquitectonica and developed by Sun King LLC, an entity directed by DACRA CEO Craig Robins, The Ursa comprises 274,268 square feet of space including 159,892-square-feet of Class-A office space across 10-stories, 6,780 square feet of ground floor retail space, and 134 parking spaces all within a 222-foot-tall artistically-designed structure. The application was scheduled for review on June 15, 2022 and is now pending approval.

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13-Story ‘Motorsport Tower’ Proposed For The Magic City Innovation District In Little Haiti, Little River Neighborhoods

Miami’s Urban Development Review Board (UDRB) has received proposals for Motorsport Tower, a 13-story office building set to be developed on Parcel 8 of the emerging 17.75-acre Magic City Innovation District in Little Haiti. The 1.51-acre property is located near the southern boundary of the Little Haiti District along Northeast 4th Avenue and between Northeast 60th Street to the north and Northeast 59th Terrace to the south. Designed by Miami-based DB Lewis Architect-Thresholds Intl. and developed by Imperial Capital Group, LLC, an affiliate of Motorsport Network led by Mike Zoi, the development proposes 544,294 square feet of new construction including 206,352 square feet of office space, 79,676 square feet of commercial space, 390 parking spaces and 24 bicycle spaces.

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Gamla Cedron Group Files Plans For Phases Two And Three Of Flagler Oasis Project In Little Havana

Miami’s Urban Development Review Board (UDRB) will consider proposals for the second and third phases of Flagler Oasis, a multi-building mixed-use development underway in the heart of Little Havana being developed by Aventura-based real estate firm Gamla Cedron Group. With the first phase of the development already under construction and scheduled for completion later this year, phases two and three would bring a 16-story residential tower with 248 dwelling units and an additional 8-story structure containing 70,000 square feet of office space, as well as commercial spaces and integrated parking structures. The project is designed by Coral Gables-based Behar Font & Partners with Witkin Hults + Partners as the landscape architect, and is expected to rise as high as 176-feet or so. 

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JLL Tapped For Leasing At Iconic 480-Foot-Tall Citigroup Center In Downtown Miami

JLL has been appointed as the leasing agent for the recently renovated, 34-story Citigroup Center, one of Downtown Miami’s landmark Class A office properties. Centrally located at 201 South Biscayne Boulevard, in the heart of the business district, Citigroup Center is and pleasant stroll from Miami Riverwalk and other green spaces along the waterfront. At 480 feet, it offers tenants spectacular unobstructed views stretching from adjacent Bayfront Park across the bay to Key Biscayne.

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