SREH-357 Racquet Club LLC hopes to move forward with an assisted living facility in Weston, FL. Under the current proposal, the complex would comprise a six-story, 325,808-square-foot building.
A joint venture between Housing Trust Group (HTG) and Miami Lakes-based Elite Equity Development, Inc. (EED), has closed on financing and commenced construction on Naranja Grand II, a new $71 million affordable apartment community comprised of 200 residences in Homestead, Southwest Miami-Dade County. Naranja Grand II is the second phase of a comprehensive two-phase development, addressing a critical need for affordable and workforce housing in Miami-Dade County. The first phase of Naranja Grand – which caters to seniors aged 55 and older – commenced construction on its 120 residences in January. The design and construction team for Naranja Grand II includes ATL Architecture, general contractor Gomez Construction, engineer EAC Consulting, interior design by Builders Design, and landscape architecture by Sieger Suarez Architects.
West Palm Beach-based Richman Group has plans for a 2.66-acre site in South Florida. New plans for Capri Place II call for 180 affordable housing units in a 12-story building.
Winmar Construction has initiated the foundation pour for The Avenue Hotel & Residences Coral Gables, a project developed by Roger Development Group. This Coral Gables-based, family-owned real estate development and management company is led by President & CEO Oscar Roger, Sr., alongside CFO Oscar Roger, Jr., who joined the company in 2013 and continues the family tradition of development and real estate services in Florida and internationally. The development, designed by Bermello Ajamil & Partners and inspired by the City of Light, comprises an eight-story building with 48 residences and a dynamic mix of ground-floor retail spaces. Located at 351 San Lorenzo Avenue, The Avenue Coral Gables Hotel & Residences is strategically situated across from the upscale shops and fine dining of Merrick Park.
Tellus Partners has plans to build a project known as “Kirkman Point Multifamily,” a 314-apartment complex near Universal’s Orlando Epic Universe.
