29-Story ‘Urban Infill’ Mixed-Use Development Filed With Miami-Dade County, Featuring Updated Design And Height Increase

Rockville Hospitality, LLC has recently submitted updated plans to Miami-Dade County planners, showcasing their vision for a 29-story urban infill, mixed-use development at 296 Southwest 7th Street in Brickell. Designed by Beilinson Gomez Architects P.A. with landscape design by Gardner + Semler Design Landscape Architecture, the approximately 308-foot-tall structure aims to offer 669,844 square feet of floor area, providing a total of 514 dwelling units, over 37,000 square feet of retail space, and 600 onsite parking spaces. With a focus on enhancing mobility through internal drives and beautifying the pedestrian environment, the development aims to reduce the adverse effects of urban sprawl while adding valuable density to the urban landscape. These updated details and design improvements build upon the initial UDRB filing for the project earlier this year.

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Landau Properties Closes On $29 Million Construction Loan For Forthcoming Indian Creek Residences & Yacht Club In Bay Harbor

Landau Properties, a real estate development firm based in New York and South Florida, has announced a significant construction loan for the upcoming Indian Creek Residences & Yacht Club on Miami’s Bay Harbor Islands. The boutique residential property, which will feature condominium residences and a private marina, has secured a $29 million construction financing package. Construction on the development is underway, and sales are formally scheduled to launch this fall.

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Leading Padel Brand Set To Open Flagship Location At SoLé Mia In North Miami

Reserve Padel, the leading luxury lifestyle padel brand, has partnered with SoLé Mia, the $4 billion, 184-acre master-planned North Miami community developed by LeFrak and Turnberry. This collaboration marks the opening of Reserve Padel’s first permanent location in the world and represents a significant milestone in strengthening padel’s positioning within Miami’s sporting fabric.

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