Two developers have proposed a 21-story hotel/condo in Miami-Dade County. Urban Network Capital Group (UNCG) and Vertical Development hope to get approval for an unnamed high-rise that would offer 180 rooms, measuring about 400 square feet to 2,130 square feet each.
Property Markets Group (PMG) and MoneyShow have recently announced new plans for One Park Sarasota, an 18-story luxury condominium development along a 53-acre bayfront park. The project aims to contribute to the city’s skyline at 333 North Tamiami Trail, at the intersection with Boulevard of the Arts in Downtown Sarasota. One Park Sarasota will house 86 residences featuring over 5,000 square feet of retail space. The development promises to offer residents panoramic views of Sarasota Bay, the cityscape, and The Bay Park. Coldwell Banker Realty has been appointed as the sales team for this project, with Chelsa Vahtomin and Robert Robinson leading the sales efforts exclusively.
The City of St. Petersburg has plans to develop part of the St. Petersburg/Gibbs Campus into affording housing––with 30 percent of those units intended for both students and staff.
Miami-based real estate development firm Ytech has begun the demolition of the existing structure at 1428 Brickell Avenue, marking the first step in the development of the 70-story luxury high-rise condominium, The Residences at 1428 Brickell. Ytech, having acquired this now-vacant property in January 2017, is replacing what was once a 100,000-square-foot office space. The demolition is being conducted by John Moriarty & Associates (JMA), a renowned construction team. This pivotal step in the project, which features design by Arquitectonica, interiors by ACPV Architects, and landscaping by Arquitectonica GEO, is significant in realizing The Residences at 1428 Brickell. This development adds to Ytech’s momentum in the real estate sector following the recent approval of 75 Broadway by Miami’s Planning & Zoning department.
Kohl’s once dominated the department store landscape before the advent of online shopping. Now, the chain is closing dozens of stores––including its location at the Miami International Mall in Doral.
