Construction on the Cove at 47th started in August 2022. Flaherty & Collins Properties Inc. is the developer. On its website, the organization noted that plans call for 327 luxury apartments. Layout plans range from studios to two-bedroom units.
Developers are moving forward with Canvas City Homes, a planned townhome community in St. Petersburg, Florida. The homes are described as “modern” and “industrial.” Upon completion, the venture could offer 10 three-story units. St. Pete Rising notes that the complex could finish construction in late 2023 or early 2024.
Construction continues to progress on Wynwood Haus, a 20-story mixed-use development located at 1765 North Miami Avenue that just recently topped out in Miami’s Wynwood Arts District. The 222-foot-tall structure is designed by a Corwil Architects with landscaping from Enzo Enea, and developed by a joint venture partnership between Lineaire Group, Black Salmon Capital and Bridge Investment Group. 224 rental units will come in studios, one and two bedrooms floor plans ranging from 394 to 945 square feet, accompanied by amenities, a 222-vehicle parking garage and 5,500 square feet of ground floor commercial space.
Twisted Oaks development is a new housing complex coming to Wildwood, Florida. The $550 million venture could start construction in the first quarter of 2024. Villages-News reports that the development will feature 1,260 homes on a 387-acre plot.
One of the last remaining vacant development sites in the 27-acre Miami Worldcenter master-planned district, a 20,600-square-foot assemblage at the southeast corner of North Miami Avenue and Northeast 10th Street, traded hands for $30 million. The previous owner, IRR Parkwest Investments LLC – headed by Marc Roberts, sold the 0.47-acre site to 925 N Miami LLC, an affiliate of San Antonio, TX-based Lynd Living (Lynd). A $22.75 million land acquisition loan was arranged by Concord Summit Capital, LLC for the property, alternatively referred as Block 23, which occupies the northeast frontage of North Miami Avenue between Northeast 9th and 10th Streets
