Miami-Dade County

FAA Permits Submitted For 521-Foot-Tall Tower At 2600 Biscayne Boulevard In Edgewater, Miami

Permits have been submitted to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to construct 2600 Biscayne Boulevard, a planned 521-foot-tall mixed-use tower in Miami’s Edgewater neighborhood. The tower will be situated on the western frontage of Biscayne Boulevard, between Northeast 26th Street and Northeast 26th Terrace, also known as 246 Northeast 26th Terrace. Developed by Oak Row Equities in partnership with LNDMRK Development, the site was acquired for $35 million in 2022. Arquitectonica, an acclaimed architectural firm, is responsible for the tower’s design. The permits were filed on June 22, 2023, and are currently undergoing review by the FAA, marking a significant step in the development process.

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Updated Design Revealed For Twin 39-Story Towers Planned In Coral Gables

Earlier this year, YIMBY revealed renderings for two new mixed-use towers proposed to rise immediately south of the Douglas Road Metrorail Station in Coral Gables, Miami. The project, representing the second and final phase of the transit-oriented Link at Douglas complex, is envisioned as twin 444-foot-tall, 39-story buildings joint by a shared podium comprised of 1.12 million square feet of space, which would contain a blend of residential, office, commercial and parking spaces. At completion, the tower would become the tallest south of Brickell. Developers Adler Group and 13th Floor Investments have released updated renderings of the planned development, further revealing new designs from Arquitectonica. To compare and contrast the changes in the design, I’ve paired each new rendering with it’s older counterpart below

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Coral Gables Experiences Boom In Transit-Oriented Construction Projects Near Douglas Road Metrorail Station

Miami’s Coral Gables neighborhood has been experiencing an uptick in active transit-oriented residential, office and mixed-use construction projects. Architectural designer and urban planner Aaron DeMayo recently photographed the area from above, capturing the immense amount of on-going construction and recently completed developments surrounding the Douglas Road Metrorail Station parallel to South Dixie Highway (US Highway 1) between Southwest 37th and 38th Avenues. Below are a number of relative major projects in the area varying in stages of construction, as well as a few that were recently completed.

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Mast Capital Purchases Prime 2.8-Acre Development Site In Brickell To Build Three Luxury Mixed-Use Towers

Miami-based developer Mast Capital has acquired the 2.8-acre vacant development site addressed as 1420 South Miami Avenue for $103 million from Rega Center Miami Holdings. The site is located on the southern edge of the Brickell Central Business District and represents one of the last remaining raw parcels of land available zoned for rapid transit-oriented high-density development in the area. The developer submitted site plans for a massive master-planned project yielding 2.6 million square feet across three soaring towers, including an 80-story luxury condominium tower with 400 residences, and two multifamily towers of 50 and 60 stories with a combined total of 850 luxury apartments. Mast Capital partnered with private equity real estate firm Rockpoint for the acquisition, the third joint venture between the two firms this year.

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Interior Demolition Permits Filed For 1809 Brickell Avenue, The Future Site Of The St. Regis Residences Miami

Interior demolition permits have been filed for a 17-story residential building located at 1809 Brickell Avenue in Brickell, Miami. Completed in 1966, the building is known as the Stanley Axelrod UTD Towers and spans 211,121 square feet of space across 272 dwelling units. Related Group is listed as the owner of the permit application, who is redeveloping the 137,702-square-foot site along with Integra Investments. A contractor has not been listed as of yet, but the approximate cost for the work is $50,000 to demolish 6,200 square feet of interior space.

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