Sunset Country & Western Wear, an 8,686-square-foot business in Miami’s Leisure City neighborhood, could get replaced with a workforce housing complex. The proposed Regatta Pointe would have 159 apartments divided between two four-story buildings.
A Site Plan Level III application for a 12-story mixed-use development at 730 Northeast 4th Avenue in downtown Fort Lauderdale was officially submitted for review on November 14. The 163-foot-tall structure would include 77 multifamily residential units and 1,682 square feet of commercial space. The developing entity is 730 NE 4th Avenue LLC – an affiliate of West Long Branch, NJ-based entities Albo Group, LLC, and TRL PROPERTY USA LLC, with MODE Architects as the architect. Flynn Engineering Services, P.A., serves as the civil engineer/land planner, EcoPlan as the landscape architect, and DC Engineers as the traffic consultant.
After reaching a settlement agreement with city officials, the Apollo Cos. is moving forward with Oasis at Doral. The mixed-use project will rest on an 18-acre site. Per the South Florida Business Journal, the multi-building project would offer 630 multi-family units, with 40 percent (252 homes) set aside as workforce housing.
West Palm Beach-based real estate firm Shoreham Capital has broken ground on Siesta Lakes, a 412-unit Class-A rental community in Cape Coral, Florida, in partnership with Bridge Investment Group and Wynkoop Financial. The team secured a $66 million construction loan, and Curran Young Construction (CYC) has been selected as the general contractor. The project is expected to be completed by Q2 2025.
North Miami Village’s Planning & Zoning Board will soon consider plans for Marina View, a proposed residential tower in Miami-Dade County. The high-rise development would measure 22 stories above grade and comprise close to 333,000 square feet of new construction.
