Construction Tops Off On University Of Miami’s Centennial Village In Coral Gables

Coastal Construction Group (Coastal), one of the largest privately held construction companies in the Southeast, has topped out the University of Miami’s Centennial Village, a state-of-the-art student residence that will accommodate over 2,000 students. This is the fourth construction project Coastal has topped out for the University of Miami, including the Thomas P. Murphy Design Studio Building, which won the title of 2018 Building of the Year by World Architects.

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Housing Trust Group Completes ‘Bryce Landing’ Affordable Housing Community In Clay County

Housing Trust Group (HTG) has completed Bryce Landing, a new $21.9 million affordable housing community in Clay County, Florida – roughly 40 minutes south of Jacksonville. Apartments at Bryce Landing are reserved for income-qualifying residents who earn at or below 30 and 60 percent of the area median income (AMI), with rents ranging from $380 to $1,233 monthly. The property is currently 100% percent leased. This is HTG’s fourth affordable apartment community in Florida to open this year – and marks its first development in the Jacksonville area.

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Construction Commences On First Of Twin 25-Story Towers At Oasis Hallandale In Hallandale Beach

Construction is officially underway on the residential component for Oasis Hallandale, located at 1000 East Hallandale Beach Boulevard in the City of Hallandale Beach, marking the third phase for the sprawling 10-acre mixed-use community. Spearheaded by developer Giuseppe Iadisernia, the project is set to redefine luxury living in this coveted coastal destination. Iadisernia’s plan envisions the development of two iconic 25-story residential towers, offering a combined total of 500 condominiums. The west tower, the first of the twin structures, has broken ground, and it’s expected to welcome its first residents by 2025. Plans are already set to commence construction on the east tower in 2024, aiming for a completion date in 2026.

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