Registry on Grass Lake could start construction later this year in December. The development will be located in Winter Park in close proximity to Walt Disney World Resort. The $68.4 million housing complex will offer 320 apartments divided among two five-story buildings.
Suffolk Construction has been selected as the general contractor for The Residences at 400 Central, a world-class 46-story mixed-use tower slated to ascend over the heart of Downtown St. Petersburg at 400 Central Avenue. The 515-foot-tall structure will become the new tallest building in St. Petersburg and on Florida’s west coast, designed by Miami-based Arquitectonica and developed by New York City-based Red Apple Real Estate. The project will yield 1.3 million square feet of space including 301 condominium homes with 35,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor amenities, retail and restaurant space, Class A office space and a rooftop observatory with view from Tampa Bay to the Gulf of Mexico.
Florida Landmark Communities could start construction on a new residential development in the fourth quarter of 2022. Wilton Palm Coast apartments will comprise 251 units spread across five buildings. The buildings will measure two to four stories above grade, with the maximum building height being 42 feet, per the Palm Coast Observer.
YIMBY spotted a new rendering of another potential large scale mixed-use project for an undeveloped site in Miami Worldcenter, better recognized as MWC Block A in Park West, Downtown Miami. 2.2-acres of this city block is under the ownership of Miami-based developer and investment firm Abbhi Capital, led by founder and managing partner Sankesh Abbhi, which was assembled by the firm under the Sanaproperty8 LLC between 2020 and 2021 for a total of approximately $44 million. The developer is reportedly planning a mixed-use project with multi-family, office, retail and hotel components, currently in the pre-construction and entitlement phases. The property allows for up to 2 million square feet of development, which would be incorporated into the 27-acre Miami Worldcenter complex.
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.
