The second and final phase of an affordable housing development has broken ground in Miami-Dade County. Courtside II is the second phase of Courtside, the first phase of which opened in 2016.
Atlanta-based Wood Partners intends to break ground on “the only attainable, new construction development” in Venice.
Miami’s Building Department has issued a site work permit for JEM Private Residences, a 67-story mixed-use development at 1016 Northeast 2nd Avenue in Miami Worldcenter. Valued at $3 million, the permit was granted on October 3, with Coastal Construction as the contractor. The building will feature 259 condominium units on the upper floors and 530 multi-family units on the lower levels, with ground-floor commercial space and 591 parking spaces. Naftali Group is the developer, and Arquitectonica is the project’s architect. Completion is planned in 2027.
Atlanta-based PulteGroup recently secured approval for a townhome development in Palm Beach County. The Dunes at Juno Beach will comprise 40 luxury homes.
Construction permits for 2900 Terrace, a 38-story mixed-use tower planned at 401 Northeast 29th Street in Miami’s Edgewater neighborhood, are advancing through the approval process. Three permits are under review: a phased vertical permit and a tree removal permit, filed on October 4, and a site work permit for foundation work submitted on October 7. Coastal Construction is listed as the general contractor for the vertical and site work permits, marking key steps toward the project’s commencement.
