The Nolen is a luxury housing development coming to Saint Petersburg, Florida. The project, valued at $50 million, will offer a 23-story tower with 31 residences. Condos begin on the tower’s fourth floor and continue all the way to the 22nd floor. The 23rd floor offers two penthouses. Each residential floor features two homes.
Miami-based developer Shoma Group is excited to announce Shoma Bay, a 2.8-acre mixed-use development in the thriving waterfront community of North Bay Village. Anchored by a 36,068-square-foot Publix, the project will boast a 21-story, 327-unit luxury apartment community and 6,315 square feet of retail space including a rooftop lounge and a Shoma Bazaar food hall. Residences range in size from 324-square-foot furnished micro studios to 1,435-square-foot three-bedroom units. A portion of the project will be workforce housing. Located on the corner of the 79th Street Causeway and East Treasure Drive, Shoma Bay is in proximity to nearby shopping, dining and schools, with direct access to the main highway that connects North Bay Village to Miami Beach and the MiMo District.
Pura Vida Hialeah just wrapped up construction in Miami-Dade County, Florida. The $53 million venture is a residential community offering 260 units. Spread across three eight-story buildings, homes range from 538 square feet to 1,099 square feet each.
New details have emerged for a 54-story transit-oriented mixed-use tower planned to ascend on the southeast corner of SW 1st Avenue and SW 8th Street in Brickell, Miami. Gazit Horizons (Gazit), the North American subsidiary of Israel-based real estate developer Gazit Globe Group, along with Atlantic Pacific Communities have filed plans for Brickell Gateway, a 643-foot-tall building proposed for 90 Southwest 8th Street, which is across the street from Brickell City Centre and adjacent to Solitair Brickell Apartments. Although we don’t have official renderings just yet, we know the project is being designed by Coral Gables-based Corwil Architects with Kimley-Horn as the civil engineer. The building is proposed to yield 504 multifamily residential units, 16,882 square feet of retail space and parking space for up to 245 vehicles.
Upon completion, Wrecker’s Cay Apartments will be one of the biggest affordable housing complexes in Florida’s Lower Keys. The Key West Citizen notes that the community comprises eight three-story buildings, which will, in total, yield 280 residences.
