Multiple residential projects are moving forward across Miami’s Edgewater district, continuing the neighborhood’s transformation into one of the city’s most active development corridors. New filings, brand announcements, and design releases illustrate a broad mix of architectural styles and scales, ranging from boutique waterfront buildings to large high-rise towers.
Revv Hollywood has reached completion in the heart of Hollywood, with The Calta Group announcing that the eight-story multifamily development has received its Temporary Certificate of Occupancy from the City of Hollywood. The milestone, issued on December 1, allows the contemporary community to begin welcoming residents as part of the city’s ongoing urban redevelopment. The property is located between Miami and Fort Lauderdale within Hollywood’s emerging residential core.
Miami-based EcoStone Group is advancing on a mid-rise multi-family housing project in its home city. Vertical construction has reached the eight-story building’s third floor, with the entire project expected to top out in the first quarter of 2026.
Riverside Wharf breaks ground today in Downtown Miami. Developed by MV Real Estate Holdings (MVREH) and Driftwood Capital, in partnership with Merrimac Ventures, the $350 million hospitality-driven complex will rise along the Miami River with two towers designed by Jon Cardello of CUBE 3 Architects. Gensler is completing the construction documents and interiors are by ICRAVE. Moss Construction is the general contractor, and completion is slated for Fall 2028.
Cain and OKO Group have secured a $630 million refinancing for 830 Brickell, a 57-story Class A office tower at the heart of Miami’s Brickell Financial District. The new financing package, led by Goldman Sachs and J.P. Morgan Chase, replaces the prior construction bridge loan from TYKO Capital provided in July 2024.
