A mixed-use project called “Oleta” could soon start construction in North Miami, Florida. The 5.5-acre build site (which used to host a PBS studio) is planned to offer 832 residential units and “a variety of attractive commercial spaces for the neighborhood,” per North Miami Florida.
After the City of Miami Commission’s unanimous decision to move ahead with the Riverside Wharf master plan, Miami voters will have the opportunity to vote “yes” to extend the land lease for the development which will pave the way for Riverside Wharf to become a longstanding part of the Miami River community. Riverside Wharf, developed by MV Real Estate Holdings (MVREH), in conjunction with Driftwood Capital and Merrimac Ventures, is a $185M hospitality-driven entertainment complex along the historic Miami River. The 10-story, 1.5-acre development will rise as a world-class entertainment destination expected to usher in a new era for the River District by providing a new home for Wharf Miami, as well as brand new dining and nightlife concepts and a 165-key Dream Miami hotel that will be an amenity for the city and attract continued growth to the undeveloped riverfront neighborhood. Construction for this development is slated to start in the second quarter of 2023.
Developers hope to move forward with an industrial development in Coconut Creek, Florida. Dubbed “Greystar Cocomar,” the venture would primarily comprise industrial space but in the future, could allow for retail and office space.
West Palm Beach-based real estate developer Shoreham Capital, in partnership with Salt Lake City-based Bridge Investment Group and Denver-based Wynkoop Financial, announce the acquisition of a 26-acre development located at 186-264 Tierra De Paz Loops in Cape Coral, Florida. The planned $120 million development, dubbed Siesta Lakes, will be a Class-A residential rental community. Current plans for Siesta Lakes include 412 apartment units comprising one-, two-, and three-bedroom floor plans, with each residence having a private balcony, as well as open concept living areas and high-end finishes. Amenities will include a gym, pool, dog park, pickleball courts, business center, and more. Construction is slated to begin in Q4 2022.
Bocora Apartments could soon start construction in Boca Raton, Florida. The $105 million project will offer more than 280,000 square feet of new construction and offer 277 units. The one-bedroom to three-bedroom units will be in an eight-story building, all resting on a 4.1-acre plot.
