Wynwood Urby is a multi-million-dollar mixed-use venture coming to Miami-Dade County, Florida. Both Ironstate Development and Brookfield Properties have partnered on the venture. The eight-story building comprises more than 370,000 square feet of new construction, featuring over 280 residential units.
Denver-based real estate developer AIMCO has filed plans to Miami-Dade County planners requesting a shoreline review for a 60-story residential tower in Edgewater. The building would be located across the street from Hamilton on the Bay, also owned by AIMCO, occupying several parcels of land between 560 – 640 Northeast 34th Street. Plans call for the development of a 650-foot-tall structure with 241 dwelling units, 4,696 square feet of commercial space for a restaurant and a new 8-story parking garage for 380 vehicles. Stantec is both the architect and civil engineer. Kimley-Horn is the traffic engineer. Urvanx is the interior designer of record and landscaping will be handled by MAKwork.
RCC Developers hopes to start construction on a new mixed-use project in Miami-Dade County, Florida. It acquired the 1.17-acre site for $850,000 in 2021. There are no structures on the build site, so plans do not call for demolition.
Leasing has launched for Strata Wynwood, a recently completed 12-story mixed-use development at 21 Northeast 22nd Street in the heart of the Wynwood Arts District. Architecturally designed by Stantec with interiors envisioned by Mary Cook Associates for developers CIM Group and One Real Estate Investment, the property comprises 257 residential rental apartments, 61,503 square feet of Class A office space and 33,474 square feet of ground-floor retail. Leasing operations and property management are being led by Bozzuto, while Rockhill Management, L.L.C. (Rockhill), is serving as the management team for the commercial and retail components. The building began welcoming it’s first residents in March, with 50% of units already under leases.
Evolve Gainesville started construction in early 2021. The high-rise complex will offer housing options to college students in the Alachua County, primarily those attending the University of Florida and Santa Fe College. CBG Building Company, the general contractor, hopes to end construction in 2023.
