Continuum Company, a real estate development firm with offices in New York City and Miami, has formally launched Continuum Realty, a new in-house division that will oversee residential sales and marketing across its South Florida portfolio. The move represents a strategic shift for the company, enabling direct control over sales operations for its current developments in North Bay Village and Bay Harbor Islands, as well as future planned projects in North Miami and Fort Lauderdale.

Two developers have proposed what could be the first Live Local community in Oakland Park. The Powerline Apartments would measure nine stories and require 325,761 square feet of new construction, occupying a vacant 2.4-acre site.

Demolition is steadily progressing at 1401 Brickell Avenue, where a 14-story, 236,877-square-foot office building is being cleared to make way for Santander Tower—a forthcoming 41-story Class A office development in the heart of Miami’s Financial District. Demolition is being carried out by The BG Group LLC.

Foundation work is underway for The Residences at 1428 Brickell, where recent aerial imagery reveals a fully cleared site with heavy equipment actively engaged in early-stage construction activity. Developed by Ytech and designed by ACPV Architects in collaboration with Arquitectonica and Magnusson Klemencic Associates as the structural engineer, the 70-story tower—billed as the world’s first high-rise partially powered by solar energy—is set to rise 861 feet over Miami’s Financial District. John Moriarty & Associates is the general contractor.

Related Group, Miami-Dade County Housing & Community Development, and Miami-Dade County Public Schools have announced the grand opening of Magnus Brickell, a newly completed, 29-story mixed-income residential tower located at 201 SW 10th Street in Brickell, Miami. The tower introduces 465 new rental residences and stands as the largest single-phase mixed-income residential development ever completed on the East Coast.