Palm Beach County will soon be home to the Reserve at Atlantic, a mixed-use development resting on a 39.8-acre build site. The land was formerly used for agricultural purposes. The Palm Beach Post reports that the development will comprise at least 450 homes––over 100 of which are set aside as workforce housing.
Intercity rail provider Brightline and its contractor Lemartec have topped off the Aventura Station. This topping-off marks the completion of vertical construction. The topping-off occurred in the early morning of October 8 and consisted of putting a 131-foot long, 68-ton pedestrian sky bridge on two 41-foot-high vertical transportation towers over 90 minutes. Stretching across Harriet Tubman Highway (formally known as West Dixie Highway), the sky bridge is the final piece of the Aventura station’s structure and connects the station to the platform.
Miami’s Design District could soon be home to Parterre 42, a mixed-used development costing $300 million complete. Real Estate Weekly reports that the venture will comprise 500,000 square feet of new construction, offering retail and…
On the morning of Friday, October 14, Miami-Dade County and the county’s Department of Public Housing and Community Development (PHCD), together with Related Group, are preparing to celebrate the grand re-opening of the Robert King…
Nearly 25 years since launching in the heart of Downtown Miami, preeminent law Firm Bilzin Sumberg is doubling down on its Florida growth strategy with a significant office lease that will preserve its position as one of the central tenants at the 1450 Brickell office tower. The firm has renewed its lease for nearly 84,000 square feet of space at the Class A building, representing one of the largest law firm footprints in Miami’s urban core. Bilzin Sumberg’s renewal of its lease coincides with an influx of residents, companies, and investment into South Florida, with the Firm pursuing a strategy of steady growth that has solidified its role as a catalyst for business and wealth migration.
