The Morgan Group, Inc., a Houston-based developer, hopes to turn the Macy’s into a residential housing community. Plans show that developers intend on moving forward with 356 apartments.
Make no mistake––Grande Pointe and Pointe Grande Apartments are not the same housing community. We recently reported on Pointe Grande Apartments, a multi-family complex offering 300 units in Palm Coast, Florida. Grand Pointe, on the other hand, is a planned housing development slated for Gifford, Florida.
Miami-based developer Shoma Group completed it’s two-tower multifamily rental community at 445 Hialeah Drive in Hialeah known as Shoma Village. They began welcoming in the first residents to brand new apartments on August 1, with leasing activities managed by KW Property Management & Consulting and the property managed by Shoma MGMT. The development is comprised of two 8-story buildings with 304 residences in a mix of studios, one-, two- and three-bedrooms. 65% of units are already rented and the remaining inventory is expected to be fully leased by the end of summer. Shoma Village was designed by Kendall-based MSA Architects, and Suffolk Construction served as the general contractor along with KD Construction of Florida, LLC as the shell contractor.
Apex Apopka Apartments is presently undergoing site work in Central Florida. The upscale housing development will offer 285 units spread across six four-story buildings. Cision PR Newswire notes that there are 17 different floorplans to choose from, featuring one-bedroom to three-bedroom options. The project is scheduled for completion in early 2024.
New renderings have been unveiled for Magnolia Tower, a 20-story mixed-use highrise proposed for 924 North Magnolia Avenue in the North Quarter District of Downtown Orlando. Designed by Baker Barrios and developed by New York-based Acram Group, formerly JMC Holdings LLC, the project is planned to yield 386 residential units and nearly 35,000 square feet of retail and commercial space within a 220-foot-tall superstructure of three interconnected towers and The development would rise from a 1.67-acre site bound by Weber Street on the north and Pasadena Place on the south. The property is currently home to two office buildings and a surface level parking lot, which would be razed as part of the redevelopment. The project is estimated to cost $96.5 million.
