Bricka CB Development, a joint venture between Bricka Real Estate and CB Development, has proposed Rio Vista Apartments, a 10-story multifamily project near the Miami River. The development is planned for four parcels at 413, 421, 431, and 453 NW 3rd Street, on the northern edge of the Lummus Park Historic District, near the boundary of Overtown and Downtown Miami.
A South Florida-based developer hopes to get approval for a for-sale townhome complex in Palm Beach County. Hibiscus Gardens would comprise 48 townhomes in nine buildings.
A 22-story residential tower is being proposed for 7501 and 7553 NE 2nd Avenue in Miami’s Little River neighborhood. Filed under the Live Local Act, the project is being developed by Midtown Capital Partners under the NE 2 LR, LLC, and designed by Coral Gables-based Corwil Architects. The site comprises two parcels totaling 57,642 square feet, or approximately 1.32 acres, and is currently occupied by old structures that will be demolished.
A Boca Raton-based developer hopes to move forward with a multi-family development in its namesake city.
Ytech has submitted plans for Seven Broadway, a 54-story luxury residential tower designed by Kohn Pedersen Fox (KPF), to Miami’s Urban Development Review Board. The proposed development will be situated on a 16,647-square-foot site located at 41 and 75 SW 15th Road in the Brickell neighborhood. The lot has frontages along SW 15th Road (Broadway) and SW 14th Terrace, and a secondary frontage along SW 1st Avenue.
