The Congress Group and Taurus Investment Holdings, LLC, Boston-based developers, have secured Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) approval for Civica Center Phase II, a 27-story residential tower set to rise at 1050 Northwest 14th Street in Miami’s Allapattah neighborhood. The 301-foot-tall structure is designed by CUBE3 Architects, with Kimley-Horn serving as the civil engineer and landscape architect.
Integra Heights is nearing the end of construction in Clermont, Florida. The Class A multi-family development will comprise 289 units spread across five four-story residential buildings and four two-story carriage buildings.
Concord Summit Capital, LLC (“Concord Summit”) has arranged a $12 million bridge loan for an infill property in Downtown Miami. Managing Director Justin Neelis and Associate Keegan Burger of Concord Summit’s Miami office sourced and advised the loan. The bridge loan is intended to refinance the existing mortgage and provide predevelopment funds for the sponsor, Bluetrich Holdings, Inc (BHI). BHI plans to utilize these funds to realize its vision for the property, a 0.55-acre parking lot acquired in 2021 for $18 million. The site at 130 Southeast 1st Street benefits from the highest density zoning allowed, presenting a significant development opportunity.
Our sources report an exciting venture taking shape in Daytona Beach, Florida. The community? Integra Tymber Creek, a high-end multifamily housing development.
The owners of a 5,650-square-foot property located at 7921 Carlyle Avenue in Miami Beach’s North Beach neighborhood have proposed demolishing a 1940s single-family home to make way for a three-story multifamily development. Denbora Bay, LLC, a Lake Worth, Florida-based company led by a group of individuals from Buenos Aires, Argentina, is identified as the applicant in a recent project filing submitted to Miami Beach’s Design Review Board. Known as the Denbora Bay project, the development encompasses 6,996 square feet of space, featuring seven residential units and four parking spaces. Red Octopus LLC, an architecture and planning firm based in Weston, FL, led by Argentine architects Yanina Mauro and Walter Rua, represents the developers in the filing, with MUVE Architecture listed as the architect.
