Construction on Miami World Center ‘Jewel Box’ Begins
Photo Credit: Miami Worldcenter Associates
Miami Worldcenter is a 27-acre urban destination development that will bring new businesses, real estate opportunities, and most of all a new energy to downtown Miami. This site will be a unique blend of commercial and residential towers including Paramount Miami Worldcenter, Miami Worldtower, and Legacy Tower.
Construction for the signature “Jewel Box” in the middle of Miami Worldcenter will feature a retail building that will be located at 150 N.E. Eighth Street. The 2-story tower will boast 78,000 square feet of retail space with a rooftop terrace and public gathering space.
Photo Credit: Miami Worldcenter Associates
Developed by Miami-based Miami Worldcenter Associated and Los Angeles-based CIM Group. The Jewel Box will be designed by Coral Gables-based Nichols Brosch Wurst Wolfe & Associates.
Managing partner of Miami Worldcenter Associates stated, “The final elements of this world-class retail development plan are coming together, and the design and concept for the signature ‘Jewel Box’ element reflects the strong feedback we’ve received from brands from around the world and across South Florida.”
The jewel box will feature floor-to-ceiling glass that will reflect the outside elements that will create a jewel-like effect. Mixing the designs of a boutique retail space and diverse entertainment, the jewel box will be the “go-to” place for all Miami residences.
Construction for the jewel box is currently underway and the anticipated completion date is scheduled for the summer of 2022. Once the full Miami Worldcenter project is complete, the developers are estimating that the cost of the project is $4 billion.
The jewel box is a part of the 130,000 square feet of retail that is already under construction at the Miami Worldcenter with another 150,000 square feet already completed.
Maple & Ash Steakhouse will Open at Miami Worldcenter
Photo Credit: Miami Worldcenter Associates
Miami Worldcenter leases its first restaurant, Maple & Ash Steakhouse at the block H retail building. This building, located between 7th Street and 1st Avenue Northeast. Maple & Ash will allocate 15,000 square feet of space on the ground floor of the building.
Former Michelin-starred chef Danny Grant and Michael Beltran are the creators behind the Chicago-based steakhouse. The rent for restaurant space is asking $100 per square foot.
Maple & Ash offers an eclectic menu featuring seafood towers, Waygu beef, Filet Mignon, and raw bar options. The menu will resemble Maple & Ash’s Chicago counterpart.
horseradish, cocktail sauce & champagne mignonetteWild Blue Prawn Shrimp Cocktail
cocktail sauce, drawn butter & aioli
Beef Tenderloin Steak Tartare
smoked egg yolk, white soy & grilled sourdough
Wagyu Beef Carpaccio
Entrees
Ricotta Agnolotti
(pillows of love) winter truffle
Roasted Skuna Bay Salmon
chanterelle, turnip & brown butter apples
Fire-Roasted Chicken
spring onion, potato purée & pan jus
Whole-Roasted Branzino
fennel capers & preserved lemon
I Don’t Give a F*@K
let Maple & Ash take care of you (per person$200.00)
Wood Fired Steaks & Seafood
Petit Filet Mignon 6oz
Filet Mignon 10oz
Bone-In Filet Mignon 16oz
Maple & Ash Surf & Turf
Butcher’s Reserve
The Eisenhower
40+oz porterhouse cooked directly in the coals
Slagel Farms Dry Aged Bone-In NY Strip18oz
45 Day Dry-Aged Tomahawk40oz
Miyazaki Wagyu
Michael Beltran will also be opening two additional restaurants including a Cuban-inspired bistro and a cigar bar. Their locations place them directly across the street from Maple & Ash. All restaurants are expected to open by Winter 2022.
Legacy Hotel & Residences Sells out at 100% at Pre-Construction
Legacy Miami Worldcenter also known as Legacy Hotel & Residences is one of the newest pre-construction residential towers located in Park West Miami. This luxury tower will rise 668 feet tall with 50 stories. This tower has officially sold out before the groundbreaking. According to the South Florida Construction Journal, this is the first development in downtown Miami to sell out prior to construction.
Centrally located at 942 NE 1st Avenue in the heart of the Miami Worldcenter ‘mega-development.’ This mixed-use project will feature 287 residences, 262, luxury hotel rooms, restaurants, business center, medical office, retail, and a rooftop atrium with multiple amenities. It will also be considered the second tallest tower at Miami Worldcenter.
The residences will consist of studios, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom floor plans ranging from 368 to 964 interior square feet. Developed by Royal Palm Companies with Kobi Karp as the architect and ID & Design International designing the interior space. This tower will feature state-of-the-art living without any rental restrictions. This allows homeowners to rent their units on a short-term basis through AriBnB, VRBO, or through Legacy’s rental program. The residences at Legacy Hotel & Residences will come fully furnished.
The sold units include a total of 310 with a combined value of $160 million. The average prices ranged between $350,000 to $2+ million. There are 8 penthouses remaining are subject to use for the hotel portion of the project.
RPC is currently closing on their construction loan and expects to announce that milestone soon. Construction permits are pending and site pre-work is estimated to begin the end of May and/or beginning of June 2021. Legacy Hotel & Residences is expected to be completed in 2024.
CitizenM at Miami Worldcenter is Getting a Rooftop Bar and Lounge – CloudM
Photo Credit: citizenM.com
Get ready for the newest and hottest Miami rooftop bar and lounge coming to the Miami Worldcenter. CloudM will be located at the new citizenM hotel in downtown Miami at 700 NE 2nd Avenue. The views will be nothing short of spectacular from Biscayne Bay to the Miami skyline and beyond!
CloudM will mirror its original location out of New York bringing a unique experience, visually and socially. Featuring an ultra-modern design with cloudM you will be able to “drink in the clouds.”
Hotel citizenM broke ground in January 2020 with top-off completed in December 2020. The hotel will feature 12-story, 351 rooms that were designed by Gensler. Construction is nearing completion and is expected to conclude in 2021.
Construction Information:
Development Manager: Miami Worldcenter
Design Architect: Concrete
Local Architect: Gensler
General Contractor: Suffolk Construction
Hotel Room Amenities:
Wall-to-wall windows
XL king-size bed
Powerful rain shower
Luxury bedding and towels
iPad room controls for lights, temperature, TV, blinds
HDTV with free movies and streaming capabilities
Hotel Amenities:
10th floor rooftop terrace
cloudM rooftop bar and lounge
Legacy Hotel & Residences Miami is Set to Break Ground in Spring 2021
Developer Royal Palm just closed on the soon to be Legacy Miami condominium site with a $34 million price tag. This site, located within the 27 acre of the new Miami World Center, will be home to the Legacy Miami Hotel & Residences. This project is expected to be 39 stories, 255 hotel rooms, and 279 residences.
Minutes away Brickell, South Beach, Wynwood, and Design District; Legacy will truly be in the heart of downtown Miami. The ground breaking for this project is expected to begin as early as Spring 2021.
Unit Amenities:
FULLY FURNISHED RESIDENCES
CUSTOM KITCHEN AND BATH CABINETRY WITH STONE FINISHES
BOSCH ELECTRIC STOVETOP / MICROWAVE / REFRIGERATOR
ELECTROLUX WASHER AND DRYER
FLOOR-TO-CEILING GLASS WINDOWS
Common Area Amenities and Building Features:
Hotel Areas
SPECTACULAR 40 FT. HIGH LOBBY WITH GLASS ELEVATORS
SIGNATURE INTERNATIONAL RESTAURANT
FULL-SERVICE CAFÉ
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS LOUNGE
GRAND BALLROOM AND EVENT SPACES
SHUL WITH KOSHER KITCHEN
ONE ACRE POOL DECK (9TH FLOOR)
LARGEST DOWNTOWN HOTEL POOL DECK
MULTIPLE WATER FEATURES
SIGNATURE RESTAURANT
BAR AND LOUNGE
LUXURIOUS DECK FURNITURE
LUSH LANDSCAPING
PLUSH CABANAS
Rooftop Atrium and Event Space
DECADENT LOUNGE
GARDENS
FULL SERVICE BAR INDOOR AND OUTDOOR
INFINITY-EDGE, SINGAPORE INSPIRED POOL 500-FEET IN THE AIR
ROOFTOP SUNDECK WITH ENDLESS DOWNTOWN VIEWS
PLENTIFUL EVENT SPACE
Center for Health and Performance
50,000 SQ FT MEDICAL CLINIC WITH SUITES FOR HEALTH AND PERFORMANCE DIAGNOSTICS
VIP HEALTH CLUB WITH OPERATING ROOMS AND PRIVATE VIP ENTRANCE
There are no current rental restrictions for this tower and there are payment plans available. For more information on this property or other properties, please contact Lucas Lechuga via email at [email protected] or by phone at 786-247-6332.
New Miami Condo Buildings With Tennis Courts
This time of year brings one of our favorite events to Miami. The Miami Open runs from March 19-April 1 this year, and to commemorate it, let’s have a look at our favorite buildings in the greater downtown area that have tennis courts!
If living in a brand-new condo is important to you, there are several in the pipeline. Key International’s 1010 Brickell is slated to open within a few weeks. They have an indoor tennis court and 3 remaining presales starting at $950,000. All are 3 bedroom layouts. There is one resale unit on the market so far. SLS Lux is also on track for completion this fall/winter. They have only four penthouses remaining that have recently been repriced.
In Downtown, Paramount Miami Worldcenter is going to bring every amenity imaginable to their mega-project. They are about 60% sold and have residences priced at an average of $750/square foot. Because of their strong sales figures, they were recently able to secure the second largest construction loan in this build cycle. They are currently in vertical construction and should deliver keys at the end of 2018.
If you’re looking for something sooner, you could head up to Edgewater and check out Biscayne Beach. They have 2 tennis courts over their parking deck and a bayfront beach club. They have 5 remaining presale opportunities, and we will be listing an amazing high floor 3 bedroom on the southeast corner.
For people who are looking for an integrated community, I would suggest the waterfront Paraiso complex. There are five residential sections to the complex, totaling 1400 units. Paraiso Bayviews is the most affordable section, with remaining inventory starting at $470k (as of today). They just passed the 42nd floor of construction and should be ready by the end of this year. Paraiso Bay was the first of the towers to open sales. They are currently all sold out and on track to open this summer. GranParaiso is the most luxurious of the towers. It will be finished in Spring of 2018 and has 2 bedroom residences starting at $1 million. One Paraiso is the sister building to Paraiso Bay. They have 3 remaining penthouses, starting at $1.9 million. Aside from the towers, there is also a small enclave of bayfront beach homes. There are only 8 in total and 1 remains at $2 million.
Hyde Midtown is going to be the first project in Midtown to offer a tennis court for residents. They recently topped off at 80% sold. Their prices start in the mid $400,000’s and the rooftop penthouses start at just $735,000! The penthouses have rooftop terraces as well.
Come back tomorrow and we can take a look at the existing buildings who also offer tennis courts!
Miami Worldcenter Lands $89 Million Construction Loan
Despite concerns of oversupply in the multifamily market, the developer of Miami Worldcenter has closed on an $89 million construction loan to finance the construction of their first multifamily tower, Seventh Street Apartments. The lending market has been tightening across the board over recent months for commercial real estate loans, but this project was able to secure financing due to its proximity to All Aboard Florida’s Miami Central Station.
The rental project will be just one section of the 27 acre project, which is slated for completion in 2018. When completed, it will comprise of two towers. The first, a 43 story tower with 450 rental apartments, followed by a second tower with 413 rental apartments. The first tower broke ground in June and construction recently went vertical. The construction loan closed December 19.
Paramount Miami Worldcenter Claims it Will Have the Most Amenities in the World
Paramount Miami Worldcenter, the flagship residential tower of the gigantic Miami Worldcenter megaproject has publicly declared in promotional emails that it will have ‘The Most Amenities in the World.’ It’s a pretty bold statement that demands some scrutiny. Somebody call the Guiness Book of World Records, because we need to fact check that wack.
Here’s the building’s amenity list for comparison. More renderings are below as well.
