In the early hours of the morning on June 24, 2021, Champlain Towers South, a luxury condominium located in Surfside, FL, suffered a partial collapse. At the time of publication, at least one resident was dead, while over 100 more were unaccounted for.
Coconut Grove-based developer Swerdlow Group, lead by Michael Swerdlow, has officially broken ground on Block 55, a massive 1.4 million square-foot mixed-use development located in Downtown Miami’s Overtown district. The structure will occupy an entire block bounded by NW 3rd Ave. and NW 2nd Ave. measuring nearly 150,000 square feet in total lot area, addressed as 249 Northwest 6th Street and rising right beside the northbound elevated Interstate 95. World-class design firm Arquitectonica is designing the building with Coastal Contruction as the general contractor.
Coconut Grove-based Housing Trust Group has submitted plans to the Development Review Committee of Fort Lauderdale seeking approvals for Mount Hermon Apartments, a 7-story multi-unit apartment complex planned to rise 65-feet on property addressed as 750 Northwest 4th Street in the Dorsey Riverbend neighborhood of Fort Lauderdale. The interior lot has approximately 280-feet of frontage along NW 8th Ave., with 125-feet of frontage on NW 3rd St. and 200-feet of frontage on NW 4th St., located across the street from Mt Hermon AME Church.
Construction on One River Point has been delayed yet again, according to the Construction Journal. The $210 million residential space made it past the initial design phase only to be stalled due to undisclosed factors. The project has been in the works since 2015.
Renderings, plans and diagrams have been revealed in an application filing to Fort Lauderdale’s Development Review Committee seeking approvals for 509NE3 Condominiums, a 16-story mixed-use building planned for 509 Northeast 3rd Street, hence the name, in the booming Flagler Village district. Designed by Fort Lauderdale-based The Tamara Peacock Company Architects and developed by Brooklyn-based 509 NE 3 LLC, the project will yield 63,203 square feet, including 26 residential units and up to 1000 square feet of commercial space.
