Surfside Land LLC is in the process of completing its first project, Surfside Quadraplex. It’s estimated to cost anywhere from $1 million to $5 million to build, according to the Construction Journal.
The Wynwood Design Review Committee has received applications seeking approvals for 29N, a 964,963-square-foot mixed-use development in the Wynwood Arts District on a 2.9-acre site. Developed by New York City-based developers L&L Holding Company and Carpe Real Estate Partners, the building will be comprised of two interconnected structures of 8 and 12 stories spanning two transect zones addressed as 95 Northwest 29th Street. Gensler is responsible for the design of the project, which will yield 523 residential units, 26,372 square feet of commercial space, 200,618 square feet of office space and 668 parking spaces.
The final submission for the 12-story Wynwood Works has been received by the Wynwood Design Review Committee including revised designs for further review. The 179,105-square-foot mixed-use development is being developed by Wynwood Works LLC, a partnership between affordable housing developer Magellan Housing and Miami Heat star Udonis Haslem. The structure is expected to rise at 2035 North Miami Avenue on mostly vacant land owned by OMNI Community Redevelopment Agency (OMNI CRA) and is designed by Studio MC+G Architecture.
Don’t be confused by the name––this development doesn’t have ski lodges or towering mountain slopes. Aspen Heights is coming soon to Tampa, FL, per the Construction Journal. Featuring 67 units spread out over 12 garden-style, low-rise buildings, the venture is presently in its “bids by invitation phase.”
Miami-based developer Rilea Group, who’s had a long track record of successful real estate projects in South Florida, recently closed on the acquisition of a prominent 1.5 acre piece of property that will allow for the construction of MOHAWK at Wynwood, a 12-story mixed-use building set to rise at 50 Northeast 29th Street in Wynwood near the border with Edgewater. Bounded by NE 28th St. to the south with N. Miami Ave. to the west, project is expected to yield 225 apartment rentals, 22,000 square feet of retail space, and 3,500 square feet of rentable private office space.
