Miami Gardens City Center is scheduled for completion by 2025. The 35-acre project will offer “720 apartments, 270 hotel rooms, 234,000 square feet of retail, restaurant and entertainment space, and two 800-space parking garages.”
Related Group and Merrimac Ventures have officially broken ground on the Crosby Residences at Miami Worldcenter. Located at 601 North Miami Avenue, in the heart of Downtown Miami, the 33-story residential tower will offer 450 fully furnished, ready-to-rent homes purposely designed, constructed, and licensed to allow for seamless listing on all leading home share platforms (subject to applicable laws and restrictions). Designed by architects at Cohen Freedman Encinosa and interiors by AVRO|KO, The Crosby is scheduled to complete construction in the first quarter of 2025; Beauchamp Construction is the general contractor.
Erickson Senior Living at Lakewood Ranch is emerging in Lakewood Ranch, Florida. Per the Bradenton Herald, the community will comprise more than 1,000 independent living apartments, along with a 250-bed skilled nursing facility.
Construction continues on Metropolitan at Coral Square, a $100 million residential venture in Broward County, Florida. The complex, which was announced in 2019, will comprise 204 apartments in an eight-story tower.
Construction is complete on Cascade, a 37-story multi-family building at 3050 Southwest 37th Avenue in Miami. Designed by Arquitectonica and developed by a joint venture partnership between Miami-based real estate developers 13th Floor Investments and Adler Development, in partnership with global investment manager Barings, the building contains 421 modern apartment homes from studios to three-bedroom floor plans, encompassing 510 to 1,323 square feet of space. The project is the second residential tower to be delivered within the 7-acre Link at Douglas master plan, bound by Peacock Avenue to the north, Southwest 37th Avenue (Douglas Road) to the east, Shipping Avenue and South Dixie Highway to the south, and Southwest 37th Court to the west. Civic Construction served as the general contractor for the building, which received its Temporary Certificate of Occupancy (TCO) from Miami-Dade County on Jan. 5.
