Indiana-based Thompson Thrift has plans to break ground on a Class A multi-family housing development in St. Augustine, FL. Terrassa, named for the Spanish city, will offer 324 luxury residences, with floorplans spanning one-bedroom to three-bedroom models.
An Orlando developer has revised plans for a townhome community in the city’s Hourglass District. Originally proposed in February 2024, plans initially called for 44 three-story townhomes measuring 45 feet tall.
An affiliate of New York-based Kimco hopes to get the greenlight for a residential venture in the Oakwood Plaza redevelopment project in Hollywood. The complex, which would take shape on a vacant 2.42-acre plot, would measure eight stories above grade and offer 282 apartments.
Miami-based developer Fortune International Group has acquired a 46,373-square-foot site at 1210 Brickell Ave and secured a $36,080,000 pre-development loan for the ORA by Casa Tua project. The loan, provided by Amerant Bank, marks a significant step forward in development. Fortune International Group purchased the site from Miami-based Patagonian Investment Internacional LLC and is now set to prepare the site for construction, with groundbreaking expected to begin in 2025.
Orlando Union Rescue Mission hopes to transform a vacant 4.77-acre property into transitional housing for homeless individuals. The proposed project would comprise three three-story buildings, offering 36 units each—108 homes total.
