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A multi-million-dollar project aimed at hospital workers and college students could take shape near the University of South Florida in St. Peterburg.

The City of Miami has issued a total demolition permit for the site of 2000 Wynwood, paving the way for a new 12-story mixed-use development in the heart of Wynwood. The permit, approved on January 2 and issued on January 6, lists BG Group as the demolition contractor, with work estimated at $13,000. The permit was initially applied for in July 2023.

Opal Sol, a beachfront resort in Clearwater Beach, has nearly finished construction. The venture’s slated for a mid-February opening, where it’ll serve as the adjacent Opal Sands resort’s “sol mate”.

Helm Equities has unveiled plans for The Helm, a $500 million mixed-use tower slated to rise in Miami’s Design District. The announcement marks a significant evolution from an earlier proposal in 2022, which envisioned a much smaller office building for the same property. The new project will include residential units alongside commercial and retail spaces, transforming the site into a high-density, transit-oriented development by leveraging the opportunities provided by Florida’s Live Local Act.

The Tower 36 site at 3601 Biscayne Boulevard has received its demolition permit, marking a significant step toward the next stage of development. The permit, issued on December 18, lists Service Stations Maintenance, Inc. as the contractor for the demolition, with the work valued at $38,000. The site spans 1.6 acres and includes three parcels at 3601 Biscayne Boulevard, 345 NE 36th Street, and 409 NE 36th Street. Located at a key intersection linking Edgewater with the Miami Design District, the property offers convenient access to Midtown, Wynwood, and Downtown Miami.