On Saturday, Florida YIMBY reported on San Sebastian Luxury Homes, a venture seeking to double its density because of new Rapid Transit Zone (RTZ) rules. Now, we’ve learned of another transit-oriented development in Miami-Dade County.
Biscayne Shores Development Group LLC, an affiliate of New York-based Ben-Josef Group Holdings, has plans for a residential project in Miami’s Biscayne Shores neighborhood. The unnamed complex would occupy a vacant 4.10-acre site that the developer purchased for $3.2 million in 2004.
Officials recently broke ground on the highly anticipated Sprowls Horizon Sports Park, a 39-acre sports complex in Pinellas County.
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has received permit applications for a new 33-story skyscraper that will add a JW Marriott-branded tower to downtown Orlando’s skyline. Designed by DLR Group and developed by Summa Development Group, the mixed-use tower is planned to rise 328 feet above ground, or 423 feet above mean sea level, factoring in the site’s elevation of 95 feet. Construction on the tower is anticipated to begin later this year or early next year at 319 East Church Street, in the heart of Orlando’s downtown district. The permits were filed on June 28 and are currently under review.
A new apartment building has been proposed directly across the street from the iconic Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Hollywood, utilizing Florida’s Live Local Act to bring more residential units to the area. The proposed development, named Guitar View, is slated for a 38,545-square-foot lot at 5200 S. State Road 7, currently occupied by a used car business called Car Factory Outlet. The project, designed by Luis La Rosa of LLR Architects based in Pembroke Pines, is spearheaded by Guitar View LLC, managed by Nicolas Mendizabal and Eloy Garcia, both based in Miami.
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