The Federal Aviation Administration has received an application requesting approvals for the construction of a 413-foot-tall structure as well as two tower cranes of 588-feet and 531-feet at the site of the planned 428-unit Nexus Riverside…
A site plan application has been filed with Fort Lauderdale’s Development Review Committee (DRC) for a 12-story mixed-use building at approximately 333 Northeast 6th Street (Sistrunk Boulevard) titled Advantis Station at Flagler Village. Designed by Kendall-based MSA Architects, the 131-foot-tall proposed structure is located between Northeast 3rd Avenue and Northeast 4th Avenue, occupying nearly half the block with Northeast 7th Street on the north. Prospect Real Estate Group LLC, managed by Richard G. Zahn, is listed as the owner behind the application.
The Melo Group has filed new construction permits for 700 Northeast 24th Street, the site of the planned twin 62-story Aria Reserve Miami towers in Edgewater, Miami. The work items listed in the application pertain to site work only, which includes excavation, piles and site/soil improvements. Designed by world-renown architectural firm Arquitectonica, the pair of skyscrapers is planned to rise to the maximum height permitted in the area which is 649-feet, and will become the tallest residential twin towers on a waterfront in the country. The developer intends to yield 782 residences across 5-acres of land with this project.
Construction began on Oversea Apartments in July 2021, the Construction Journal reports. The $45 million Class A complex seeks to provide over 220 housing units to those living in West Palm Beach, FL.
Jacksonville Jaguars owner Shad Khan is planning an ambitious mixed-use project just south of TIAA Bank Field and the Hart Bridge Expressway in Downtown Jacksonville. Iguana Investments, Khan’s development company, just recently received approvals from the city’s Downtown Investment Authority (DIA) to build a 170-room hotel along with 25 for-sale luxury residences and a 90,000-square-foot office building on the site of the former Kids Kampus by Metropolitan Park. Although there is no formal agreement in place, Four Seasons Hotel & Residences may be the intended brand for the hotel and residential component.
