Great Wolf Lodge intends to open its first Florida-based indoor water park in the third quarter of this year. The venture, requiring more than 120,000 square feet of new construction, will offer a 92,000-square-foot water park.
Merely two months following the grand reveal of its first foray into real estate in Dubai, Mercedes-Benz is now casting its visionary blueprint across the shores of the United States. Miami, a city synonymous with a vibrant tapestry of culture, iconic sandy stretches, and an ever-evolving skyline, is poised to embrace a significant new landmark. In an ambitious leap, Mercedes-Benz Places Miami emerges at the forefront of architectural innovation, a 67-story edifice perched at 1 Southside Park within the pulsating heart of Brickell. This initiative heralds a collaborative genius between the esteemed JDS Development Group and the illustrious automotive giant Mercedes-Benz. Together, they are sculpting a future where luxury living transcends conventional bounds, ushering in a new era of urban elegance and a commitment to sustainability that seeks to redefine the architectural and environmental paradigms of Brickell.
Miami-based developer Vera Fund 6 LLC has proposed a new housing development for Miami’s Ojus neighborhood. It hopes to get approval for an eight-story development that would offer 38 apartments, with units measuring 413 to 779 square feet each.
Moss Construction marked a pivotal moment in the transformation of Brickell’s skyline with the groundbreaking of Mast Capital’s Cipriani Residences Miami on February 13. This event heralds the rise of what is set to become Brickell’s tallest edifice, reaching an impressive height of 950 feet above ground level. Designed by the esteemed Arquitectonica with interiors by 1508 London., the development will tower over 1420 South Miami Avenue as an 84-story, nautical-inspired skyscraper. It is slated to house a collection of 397 residences featuring lavish penthouses complete with private pools.
In 2022, developers Third lake Capital and Echelon proposed “3rd & 3rd,” a high-rise residential complex in St. Petersburg, Florida. Now, our sources have reported that construction has officially started on the 33-story tower. The 0.88-acre build site was previously home to a low-rise building and parking lot.
