More and more wealthy people are moving to Miami Beach, and they want more office space. Enter a new proposal from WPH Properties LLC. The California-based company hopes to get approval for a seven-story building that would offer 33,640 square feet of office space.
Mattamy Homes, the largest privately owned homebuilder in North America, is celebrating the grand opening of Sienna, a new luxury community in Cooper City, FL. This residential community marks Mattamy’s first venture into the Fort Lauderdale market, following numerous successful projects in southeast Florida. Sienna is situated on the north side of Sheridan Street and just west of University Drive, nestled on a private cul-de-sac, offering unique floorplans starting from the $900,000s.
Mill Creek Residential, a Boca Raton-based multifamily developer, is progressing with Modera Encore, a market-rate community in Tampa, FL. The entity intends to construct an eight-story, 304-unit apartment building with structured parking and amenities on a 1.95-acre site.
Fortune International Group, in collaboration with Blue Road, has officially announced the groundbreaking of Nexo Residences, a 15-story condominium project offering full home-sharing capabilities at 13899 Biscayne Boulevard in North Miami Beach. Designed by Frankel Benayoun Architects Inc. with consultation from internationally-renowned architect Carlos Ott, and common areas, residential interiors, and landscaping curated by Urban Robot, the development features 254 fully furnished residences, giving homeowners complete discretion over their usage. Prices start from the mid $600s, offering a range of options from studios to four-bedroom townhomes, from 531 to 2,190 interior square feet. Nexo Residences, exclusively marketed by Fortune Development Sales, is expected to be completed in 2026.
In response to the growing demand for educational facilities in South Florida, Fortec, a Miami-based real estate development company dedicated to revitalizing urban neighborhoods through purpose-built educational projects that foster community growth, joined forces with Higher Ground Education, the world’s largest and fastest-growing network of Montessori schools. Together, they, along with Hollywood Mayor Josh Levy, hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Thursday, October 12, to mark the inauguration of two new schools housed within the same 17,000-square-foot building: Guidepost Montessori and the Academy of Thought and Industry at Hollywood Beach East campus. These schools will collectively serve over 150 students from pre-K to middle and high school levels.
