Plans have been submitted to redevelop a vacant plot of land at 21488 Southwest 119 Avenue in the Goulds neighborhood of Miami-Dade County. Located just minutes from South Dixie Highway and the South Miami-Dade busway, the proposal reveals the intent to construct a 2-story building with 4 residential units. The owner of the application is Bluenest Development.
Just weeks after moving forward with plans to build Modern at Coconut Palm-II, BGR Development, LLC has filed a pre-application for the third complex in the series. Located in the Princeton Community Urban Center, the…
In early April 2021, Luxor Investments submitted a proposal for the construction of a multi-family housing complex in Miami-Dade County. Upon completion, the two-story development will feature four separate housing units. The building itself will…
The Sunny Isles Beach area will be gaining another luxury-branded tower sometime in the near future, which seems to be all the craze in Miami’s high-end residential space these days. Dezer Development, the triumphant developer behind Porsche Design Tower and Residences by Armani/Casa, officially announced a new partnership with luxury automaker Bentley Motors to develop a 749-foot-tall residential skyscraper along the Sunny Isles oceanfront.
Exterior work is progressing at Downtown 5th, two twin 51-story residential towers addressed as 25 NE 5th Street and 55 NE 5th Street in Miami’s Central Business District. The 1,422,969-square-foot structure rises to is designed by Melo Architecture and developed by Melo Group, yielding 1,042 units and approximately 12,000 square feet of ground-floor retail space. Melo’s in-house team is handling leasing and marketing for the residences, which range from one-to-three bedroom floor plans, including several duplexes and penthouse level units. The development is bounded by NE 5th Street to the south, NE 6th Street to the north, NE 1st Avenue to the west and N Miami Avenue to the east and is walking distance from the American Airlines Arena and Miami Central Station.
