A developer hopes to move forward with an affordable housing development in Central Florida near Baldwin Park.

A 45-story mixed-use development, First & Fifth, has been submitted to Miami’s Urban Development Review Board (UDRB) for approval. Designed by ODP Architecture & Design and proposed by developer Oak Row Equities under the 49 NW 5TH STREET LLC, the 530-foot-tall tower is planned for 49 NW 5th Street and 50 NW 6th Street in Miami’s Overtown neighborhood. The project will span 606,173 square feet and incorporate the historically designated Salvation Army Citadel building alongside new construction. The UDRB will consider plans for the project on January 15.

Two developers hope to proceed with a condominium in Miami-Dade County. Our sources indicate that the 10-story venture (dubbed “Cocoanut Avenue”) would comprise close to 56,000 square feet of new construction, featuring 35 two-bedroom homes.

A multi-million-dollar project aimed at hospital workers and college students could take shape near the University of South Florida in St. Peterburg.

The City of Miami has issued a total demolition permit for the site of 2000 Wynwood, paving the way for a new 12-story mixed-use development in the heart of Wynwood. The permit, approved on January 2 and issued on January 6, lists BG Group as the demolition contractor, with work estimated at $13,000. The permit was initially applied for in July 2023.