Two developers hope to get approval for a multi-family housing development in South Miami.

Two Miami-based developers have revised plans for a residential development in homestead, citing shifts in market demand.

Related Group has refiled Federal Aviation Administration height permits for its long-delayed third and final tower at One Brickell, signaling renewed movement on the final phase of the three-tower master plan along the Miami River. The FAA filings confirm a previously approved height of 897 feet above ground, or 901 feet above mean sea level, for the tower proposed at 444 Brickell Avenue. The refiling follows the expiration of height permits originally submitted in 2022 and does not indicate any changes to the project’s approved height or overall configuration. The tower was previously designed by Arquitectonica, planned to rise 80 stories, and programmed to contain approximately 420 residential units.

Plans for Shorecrest, a 306-foot-tall, 27-story residential tower proposed by Related Ross and designed by Roger Ferris + Partners with interiors by Rottet Studio, have received unanimous approval from the City of West Palm Beach Planning Board. Planned for 1901 North Flagler Drive, the approval marks an early milestone for the project along the North Flagler Drive corridor and advances the development to the next phase of the city review process, with additional regulatory approvals still required, including review by the City Commission.

A historically significant church in St. Petersburg is set to be transformed into a workforce housing development.