Toll Brothers is hoping to move forward with a new housing development. New plans call for a 152-home neighborhood, with the homes resting on lots measuring 65 by 127 feet and 80 by 180 feet.
Villa Pass, a modular home complex, is currently under construction in Mascotte, Florida. Ground broke on May 3rd, with Texas-based Onx Homes leading the venture. It purchased the 40-acre build site for $15 million in 2023.
Mattamy Homes, the largest privately owned homebuilder in North America, has announced plans to develop a new community, Sienna, in Cooper City, Fla. Sienna recently broke ground, and sales will begin in early 2023. The luxury community is Mattamy’s first foray into the Fort
Lauderdale market, following many other successful projects in southeast Florida.
4701 North Meridian LLC and GFI Development Company have announced the 100% sell-out of the Villa Collection at The Ritz-Carlton Residences, a collection of 15 two-story single-family homes currently under construction at 4701 Meridian Avenue in Nautilus, Miami Beach. The project totaled $93 million in sales just nine months after breaking ground and the official launch. Designed by the world-famous master Italian architect, Piero Lissoni, the project is located adjacent to the 8-story Ritz-Carlton Residences and facing the Surprise Waterway connected to Biscayne Bay. The free-standing villas will range in size from 3,263 to 4,643 square feet of living space with five different floor plans providing three, four and five-bedroom configurations.
Applications have been filed with Miami-Dade County’s Department of Regulatory and Economic Resources proposing to construct an 83 single-family home community in Richmond West, Florida. The property is comprised of four vacant parcels of land spanning a combined 652,528 square feet, or 14.98-acres, generally located between Southwest 160th Street and theoretical Southwest 164th Street and between Southwest 149th Avenue and Southwest 148th Avenue. The homes are designed by Miami-based PPK Architecture and being developed by the Lennar Corporation. The application lists the project name as the ‘Wallace Stevens Assemblage’, likely named after the owners of the land, individuals Wallace and Carol Ann Stevens.
