Serena by the Sea is a new residential complex slated for Clearwater, Florida. It’s already sold all of its 80 units. Around 70 percent of the units were bought by out-of-state residents. The units are housed in a seven-story building.
New renderings have been revealed for 6701 Collins Avenue, a two-towered mixed-use development currently in the planning stages and set to become the replacement of the former Deauville Beach Resort in North Beach, Miami Beach. Designed by renowned architect Frank Gehry of Gehry Partners, LLP and developed by New York’s Related Companies, the development firm behind the $25 billion Hudon Yards complex, the transformative project calls for two similarly designed towers rising as high as 375 feet and comprising a 175-key high-end hotel and a residential component with 150 luxury condominiums. The development gained approval from the Miami Beach City Commission in July, and will now be considered for approval by North Beach residents in the next referendum on November 8, in which Related has asked for zoning changes to increase height and density.
Aventon JAX South is a new residential housing development slated for Jacksonville, Florida. The venture, estimated to cost more than $44 million, could start construction either later this year or early next year.
The Related Group hopes to move forward with a residential housing development in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. The 45-story building would offer 192 apartments on a .65-acre lot. Homes would measure 1,427 square feet to 3,710 square feet each, with many of them averaging around 1,836 square feet.
Brooklyn-based New Leaf Development (New Leaf), led by developers John Russo and Joseph Scarpinito, has officially filed plans for The Muse Tower, a slender 30-story condominium development proposed for 408-410 and 416 Northeast 1st Avenue in Flagler Village, Fort Lauderdale – Broward County. Located between Northeast 1st Avenue and Northeast 2nd Avenue, and just north of Northeast 4th Street, the 382-foot-tall structure would comprise over 210,000 gross square feet of space including 112 residential units, 854 square feet of commercial space for an art gallery, and a parking garage for 137 vehicles. The eye-catching modern design of the tower is by New York-based INOA Architecture (INOA), led by founder and principal Murat Mutlu, and Deerfield Beach-based R-Method is the architect of record.
