Shawmut Design and Construction and Clearline Real Estate have officially broken ground on Excel Miami, a 24-story residential tower located at 1550 NE Miami Place in Miami’s Arts & Entertainment District. The project will bring 427 rental apartments to the area, providing a range of housing options.
A 1960s-era shopping center in Miami-Dade County could be replaced with an affordable housing development. The Hub apartments (not to be confused with the HUB Miami) would measure five stories above grade and comprise close to 200,000 square feet of new construction.
Work is underway for Viceroy Brickell – The Residences, an upcoming residential tower developed by Related Group and GTIS Partners, and hospitality company Viceroy. Designed by Arquitectónica with interiors by Meyer Davis, the striking 45-story glass structure will comprise 420 residences overlooking the Brickell skyline, the Miami River, and Biscayne Bay.
A Site Plan Level III application has been filed to redevelop Cypress Creek Station in Fort Lauderdale, with plans for a new Target store at 6415 North Andrews Avenue. The Development Review Committee (DRC) and Planning and Zoning Board will review the proposed site plans today. Spearheaded by Cypress Creek Associates LP, the project involves replacing the existing Regal Cinema, Sola Salons, and former Office Depot buildings with a 121,633-square-foot Target store. Designed by RSP Architects, the development seeks to transform the shopping center into a modernized retail hub while adhering to zoning regulations under the B-3 classification.
A 32-story tower could replace the Poinsettia Club Apartments, a three-story, 72-unit complex that was built in 1966. The new condo would span more than 385,000 square feet, offering 87 homes and 204 parking spots—averaging to about 2.34 spaces per unit.
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