Summer House at Lake Apopka is undergoing construction in Apopka, Florida. The $50.9 million project will comprise four buildings measuring four stories above grade. It will offer 267 apartments, measuring 797 square feet to 1,378 square feet each.
Additional renderings have surfaced of the recently announced The Crosby, a 31-story residential tower planned to rise at 601 North Miami Avenue within the 27-acre Miami Worldcenter complex in the Park West neighborhood of Downtown Miami. Designed by Cohen Freedman Encinosa & Associates and developed between the Related Group, one of South Florida’s most active condo developers, and Merrimac Ventures led by the Motwani Brothers, the development will include 450 fully-furnished units with interiors by New York City-based AvroKO, ranging between 350 square feet to 825 square feet. Units will come in studio, one-bedroom and two bedroom floor plans accompanied by over 22,000 square feet of amenities and 4,000 square feet of ground floor commercial space. Residences at The Crosby will have no rental restrictions, meaning owners will have the option to offer their units as short-term rentals.
Developers by Fortune International Group and Oak Capital have released new interior renderings of The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Pompano Beach, a transformative, two-tower luxury condominium development that is setting a new standard for architectural and interior…
Gardenia Park is continuing construction in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. The venture, which will cost over $9 million to complete, will yield more than 40 townhouses. Beginning at around $513,000 each, units range from 1,754 to 1,795 square feet––costing $294 per square foot.
The Planning & Zoning Board of North Bay Village is now reviewing proposals for 1755 JFK Causeway, a 30-story mixed-use building planned to rise 345-feet on the north side of the Kennedy Causeway on Treasure Island. Designed by award-winning architecture firm Arquitectonica and developed by LGE NBV LLC, an affiliate of Miami-based B Developments, the curved glass tower would yield 473,252 square feet of new construction including 201 residential units with 32,654 square feet of amenities, a 19,455-square-foot space for a restaurant with a waterfront terrace, a 1,860-square-foot juice bar/coffee bar on the ground floor, 52,358 square feet of office space and a parking structure incorporated into the podium with 408 parking spaces. ArquitectonicaGEO is the landscape architect with Kimley-Horn as the civil engineer.
