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New York City-based Ben Josef Group Holdings has submitted new plans for a high-rise development in Miami.

The Federal Aviation Administration has reissued permits for a proposed high-rise redevelopment at 601 N. Ashley Drive in downtown Tampa, confirming that the project’s approved height envelope remains unchanged after a change in ownership. On January 8, 2026, Bill Fleck of Stock Development refiled FAA permits for the site, covering a structure rising 540 feet above ground level, or 558 feet above mean sea level. The application received an immediate Determination of No Hazard to Air Navigation, issued the same day. According to project sources, the reapplication was required solely due to a change in sponsor following Stock Development’s acquisition of the property and did not reflect any modification to the previously reviewed height envelope.

The Estate Cos. wants to proceed with a multi-family housing development in South Miami. The unnamed project would measure six stories above grade and comprise 75 apartments.

A pre-application has been submitted to Miami-Dade County for a low-rise residential development planned at 10682 SW 172nd Street in unincorporated South Miami-Dade. According to Google Maps, the site is located in what is commonly identified as West Perrine and lies within the Perrine Community Urban Center. The application lists a tentative project name, Perrine Townhomes. The property is currently improved with three single-story single-family homes dating back to the 1950s.

Construction has officially ended on the first phase of the Rainbow Village redevelopment project in Pinellas County. Florida YIMBY first reported on the venture, Heritage Oaks, in 2024.