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Rosso Development and Midtown Development, in partnership with ULTRA Padel, have unveiled plans for ULTRA Club Midtown, a 2-acre pop-up padel destination set to rise within the transformative Midtown Park development in Midtown Miami. The temporary facility will introduce the largest padel club in the United States, offering a preview of the permanent ULTRA Racquet & Padel Club to come as part of the $2 billion mixed-use project.

The developer of Urbania Flagler 1st has recently secured a multi-million-dollar construction loan to help make the project possible.

Shawmut Design and Construction and Clearline Real Estate have officially broken ground on 2000 Wynwood, a 12-story, 380,000-square-foot mixed-use development at 2000 North Miami Avenue in Miami’s Wynwood neighborhood. The project will yield 310 residential units, 12,500 square feet of ground-floor retail, 308 parking spaces, and 141 bike racks along a walkable, transit-connected corridor known for its art, culture, and nightlife.

Palm Beach Gardens-based Ram Realty has filed a pre-application for a residential development in Miami-Dade County.

Miami’s Urban Development Review Board has approved a 22-story residential tower in Little River from an affiliate of Midtown Capital Partners, designed by Corwil Architects. The site is located at 7501 and 7553 NE 2nd Avenue, bounded by NE 76th Street to the north, NE 75th Street to the south, NE 2nd Avenue to the west, and NE 2 Court to the east. It sits two blocks south of NE 79th Street and within walking distance of several transit corridors. The building will rise roughly 235 feet and deliver 348 units, with 40 percent – equal to about 140 residences – reserved for workforce or affordable housing for households earning up to 120 percent of the area median income under Florida’s Live Local Act.