Monad Terrace. Designed by Ateliers Jean Nouvel.

Monad Terrace Sells 80% Of Its Inventory With Penthouse Units Sold Out

New York City-based JDS Development Group, one of the country’s leading companies in real estate development, has announced 80% of the inventory at Monad Terrace has been sold including all four penthouses. Designed by world-renowned design firm Ateliers Jean Nouvel, Monad Terrace is a high end residential development comprised of two structures of 7 and 14 stories, addressed as 1300 West Avenue and located along Biscayne Bay with it’s interior lot nestled between 13th Street and 14th Street. This sales milestone has been reached with the recent closing of one of the building’s crown jewels, the opulent PH-A, which sold for $11.8 million.

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Evvo House Miami Hotel. Designed by RAD Architecture.

Applications Submitted For Evvo House Miami Hotel At 8001 NE Bayshore Court In Miami’s Upper East Side

Plans have been submitted to the Urban Development Review Board of Miami seeking approvals for Evvo House Miami Hotel, a 12-story mixed-use building to be located at 8001 Northeast Bayshore Court in the Upper East Side, Miami. The property’s interior lot faces Biscayne Bay to the east, bounded by the intersection between NE Bayshore Court. and NE 80st Street, also within close proximity to the John F. Kennedy Causeway along NE 79th Street that crosses over to Normandy Isles. 8001 Bayshore Group LLC, an affiliate company of Standard Partners LLC, is listed as the owner of the applications. 

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Wynwood Arcade. Designed by DFA.

East End Capital Sells Class-A Wynwood Arcade To Black Lion Investment Group For $13.5 Million

Los Angeles-based Black Lion Investment Group lead by CEO Robert Rivani has picked up yet another major piece of property in Miami; the Class-A retail venue Wynwood Arcade has been sold to the firm, purchased from East End Capital for a total of $13.5 million. The property is located at 50 Northwest 24th Street in Miami’s Wynwood Arts District, bounded by NW 23rd Street to the north and wedged between N. Miami Avenue and NW 2nd Avenue. The purchase follows another recent transaction from Black Lion who spent approximately $12.1 million on waterfront restaurant building Amara at Paraiso, previously owned by the Related Group. 

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