RCC Developers hopes to start construction on a new mixed-use project in Miami-Dade County, Florida. It acquired the 1.17-acre site for $850,000 in 2021. There are no structures on the build site, so plans do not call for demolition.
Leasing has launched for Strata Wynwood, a recently completed 12-story mixed-use development at 21 Northeast 22nd Street in the heart of the Wynwood Arts District. Architecturally designed by Stantec with interiors envisioned by Mary Cook Associates for developers CIM Group and One Real Estate Investment, the property comprises 257 residential rental apartments, 61,503 square feet of Class A office space and 33,474 square feet of ground-floor retail. Leasing operations and property management are being led by Bozzuto, while Rockhill Management, L.L.C. (Rockhill), is serving as the management team for the commercial and retail components. The building began welcoming it’s first residents in March, with 50% of units already under leases.
Evolve Gainesville started construction in early 2021. The high-rise complex will offer housing options to college students in the Alachua County, primarily those attending the University of Florida and Santa Fe College. CBG Building Company, the general contractor, hopes to end construction in 2023.
Corner Lot Development LLC plans to start construction on an affordable housing complex by Fall 2022. The community’s working name is “Spanish Forest.” The venture rests on 32 acres and will comprise more than 100 homes; plans call for 54 townhouses and 52 single-family homes.
Just recently, YIMBY covered the unveiling of One Tampa, a 54-story mixed-use skyscraper proposed to become the city’s tallest building by Kolter Urban (Kolter) for 507 North Ashley Drive in Downtown Tampa. Design District Review (DDR) permits have officially been filed with Tampa’s planning and permitting department, revealing specific details of the project that were unknown to us in the previous article. The project includes the construction of 311-unit condominium/multi-family units with an associated leasing office/lounge, amenities, and a 4,850-square-foot-restaurant or retail space. One Tampa would rise roughly 633-feet, swiftly surpassing the current tallest building, the 42-story, 579-foot-tall 100 North Tampa.
