Terra, a prominent real estate development company in South Florida, and Sympatico Real Estate, a Palm Beach-based firm owned by the Morrison family, have announced they have commenced demolition of the existing structures at 320 Lakeview Avenue, the future location of the first branded residence in downtown West Palm Beach Mr. C Hotel & Residences West Palm Beach.
The latest proposals for Watson Island’s transformation reveal plans to develop luxury residential towers, hotels, retail, and expansive public spaces, set to appear on Miami’s referendum ballots today. This vision, which has evolved over the years with various project iterations, aims to reimagine the island into a high-end waterfront destination with enhanced public amenities.
Silver Sands Beach Resort in Key Biscayne, FL, will soon be replaced with a luxury condominium. Miami-based Terra recently secured approval from city officials, greenlighting a project that would replace the 1950s-era hotel with a 13-story tower.
Miami’s Building Department has issued a site work permit for Villa Miami in Edgewater, marking a significant step forward in the development process. The permit, issued on August 2, comes with a revision filed on the same day and allows for excavation, piles, site improvement, and soil improvement. Moss & Associates is listed as the contractor on the permit, covering 22,000 square feet of work at a cost of $66,000. An application for a master construction permit is also in progress, detailing a 358,944-square-foot building with 7,723 square feet allocated for a restaurant and 351,221 square feet for residential space at an estimated cost of $62,817,300 is also in progress. A seawall permit with Ebsary Foundation Company as the contractor, valued at $480,000, is also under review.
This November, City of Miami residents will vote on Watson Harbour, a mixed-use development planned for the south side of historic Watson Island. The project, proposed by BH3 Management and Merrimac Ventures, includes two hotels,…
