Construction Update for 1775 Biscayne Boulevard in Edgewater
The Regulatory and Economic Resources Department of Miami-Dade has received plans for stormwater improvements at an Edgewater development site at 1775 Biscayne Boulevard.
In a letter included with the submission, Langan Engineering and Environmental Services stated that it had been hired to handle the permit processing for the project’s proposed drainage improvements. Another permit for a fence was submitted this month as well.
The proposed development will include a 42-story skyscraper with a parking garage, amenities, residential, and retail space.
The proposed project includes studios to two-bedroom units all equipped with stainless steel appliances, washers and dryers, and quartz countertops.
Amenities:
600 space garage
WiFi throughout the building
Gym
Rooftop pool deck
Outdoor patio
Grilling space
Tenant lounges
Co-working spaces
Conference spaces
Package retrieval services
14,000 square feet of ground-floor shops
The Silvermans initially planned a 53-story mixed-use skyscraper on the site with 444 residential units, 200 hotel keys, 45,600 square feet of commercial space, 64,500 square feet of office space, and a 546-parking garage through their V Downtown subsidiary. A Miami board approved the necessary exemptions for the construction in 2017, but the project was never completed.
Construction is anticipated to begin in early 2024 with completion in 2026.
Federal Aviation Administration Approves Brickell Key Project
According to developer Swire Properties, the Federal Aviation Administration has approved two towers on Brickell Key, One Island Drive. Tower 1 will rise 1,044 feet tall while Tower 2 will rise 691 feet.
One Island Drive will be a tranquil haven with two magnificent buildings, situated at the southernmost tip of Brickell Key, the private island community that Swire Properties has been building for more than 40 years. The luxurious collection of 220 two- to four-bedroom private homes with expansive floorplans of up to 4,700 square feet and two prestigious duplex penthouses at the top of the building, each spanning over 6,000 square feet, will be found in the first tower, known as “The Residences at Mandarin Oriental, Miami,” which rises to a height of over 800 feet. The second tower will rise 400 feet tall and will feature 151 rooms with the famous North American Mandarin Oriental Hotel in addition to 61 private Residences and 28 hotel Residences.
Residence Features
Panoramic views of Biscayne Bay
Resort-style podium
100,000 square feet of amenities
Multi-tiered landscaped infinity pools
Private cabanas
Work lounges
Private dining room
Chef kitchens
Top-notch restaurants
Signature spa
Cutting-edge health and wealth facilities
An award-winning international design team, each at the top of their respective industries, will work together to create One Island Drive, a landmark of understated elegance on the waterfront. The bold exterior design by Kohn Pederson Fox Associates (KPF) will redefine the skyline; the interiors of The Residences by Parisian designer Tristan Auer; the interiors of the hotel by AD 100 and Elle Décor A-List Parisian designer Laura Gonzalez; and the landscape architecture by renowned Thai firm Shma. For Auer, Gonzalez, and Shma, this is their first commission for new development in the country.
One Island Drive will be the first residential building to be constructed on Brickell Key in the last 15 years. Pricing will begin at $3,500,000 when sales begin in the latter half of 2023.
If you or someone you know have an interest in purchasing at One Island Drive, please contact Lucas Lechuga via email at [email protected] or by phone at 786-247-6332.
42 Pine Tops Off Construction in Miami Beach
42 Pine, the much-awaited boutique residential building at the intersection of famous Pine Tree Drive and 42nd Street, has reached a significant milestone on the road to completion, which is scheduled in the first quarter of 2024.
The eight-story structure will be a landmark for the neighborhood and exhibit classic sophistication. Last year, BridgeCity Capital provided the project with $35.5 million in finance, allowing construction to start. With prices ranging from $700,000 to $3,000,000, there are only a few houses left.
CEO of BridgeCity Capital Allan Lebovits, “The pace of construction is impressive, and we are proud to be involved in a project that brings a new level of luxury to the area. This is a unique opportunity in a highly coveted pocket of Miami Beach, and the sales velocity to date is a testament to the strong demand for new luxury residences.”
50 turnkey units with one to four bedrooms and eight penthouses are available at the first full-service boutique condominium in the neighborhood. Each residence has been painstakingly designed to offer a unique lifestyle based on convenience and community. Each tastefully presented home, ranging in size from 700 square feet to 2,700 square feet for combined units, is delivered fully furnished and ready to occupy. The interiors were designed by Arquitectonica to make the most of available space and foster a sense of connection with the outside. Private terraces with glass railings offer a seamless indoor/outdoor living experience, while expansive floor-to-ceiling windows and doors let in an abundance of natural light.
Amenities
Amenity deck
52-foot pool
Relaxation spa
Cabanas
Poolside service
Yoga
Meditation lawn
State-of-the-art fitness center
Club
Game room
Media lounge
Large outdoor terrace
Children’s playroom
At 340 W. 42nd Street, in one of Miami Beach’s most coveted residential areas, residents may enjoy easy access to the ocean, top-rated schools, excellent restaurants, places of worship, and boutique shopping experiences.
If you or someone you know have an interest in purchasing at 42 Pine, please contact Lucas Lechuga via email at [email protected] or by phone at (786)247-6332.
Related Group Secures 18,000 Square Foot Lot in Edgewater for Development
Leading developer Related Group has purchased an 18,000-square-foot land piece in Edgewater, Miami, consisting of three adjacent sites in collaboration with Alex Karakhanian of LNDMRK.
The homes, which are located at 519, 525, and 535 Northeast 29th Street, are in a prime location and provide breathtaking views of Biscayne Bay as well as easy access to the MacArthur Bridge, which connects Edgewater to Miami Beach, and the I-195, which offers a direct route to Fort Lauderdale and Palm Beach. The majority of the undeveloped plot cost $12 million to buy.
According to the President of Related, Nick Perez, “Related identified the growth potential of Edgewater years ago, when we delivered the transformational, four-tower Paraiso Bay community along with Edgewater’s first five-star waterfront restaurant, Amara at Paraiso.
Edgewater offers it all- prime waterfront views, world-class culinary offerings, and easy access to other key hubs, from the Design District to Miami Beach. This newest acquisition is another step forward in our efforts to solidify the area as a true hot spot.”
The site’s particular development plans are still a secret. The land, according to public records, is designated T6-36-A, which allows for the building of up to 36 floors and 150 units per acre. About 60 units might be created within the permitted parameters without the need for further bonuses.
Joel Rodriguez and Alex Suarez of Global Investment Realty served as the deal’s brokers, and PPD Edgewater LLC, run by Esteban Koffsman, was the seller. A well-known real estate firm called LNDMRK Development focuses on finding, acquiring, and building commercial, residential, and mixed-use developments all across the Southeastern United States. Along with The Dorsey and Nomad Residences Wynwood, both of which are in Wynwood, Related and LNDMRK are actively looking for more joint venture options throughout South Florida.
Groundbreaking Scheduled for 2200 Brickell
Ortega Construction Company has been chosen as the general contractor for 2200 Brickell, a new residential complex in Miami’s Brickell district by Aria complex Group, Largo, and Place Projects. This five-story boutique building with 105 homes will be built by Ortega Construction Company, known for its outstanding reputation in the industry. 2200 Brickell, designed by Revuelta Architecture International with interiors by ODA, is positioned to make a distinctive contribution to the burgeoning real estate market in the area.
2200 Brickell aspires to satisfy the desire for a great living environment and has been dubbed an urban sanctuary that smoothly combines city life with a paradise-like setting. The project’s distinctive blend of hospitable workspaces, active residential lifestyles, and family-friendly living, according to Largo founder Nick Werner, sets it different from other developments in Brickell. Ortega Construction was chosen as a partner in the development of 2200 Brickell because of their vast industry knowledge and capacity to complete high-quality projects on schedule.
An award-winning general contractor with its headquarters in Miami, Ortega Construction Company is renowned for its outstanding work on projects including The Fairchild, First Street, Grand Station Tower, and Grove Station Tower. The team for 2200 Brickell is dedicated to completely comprehending the project’s logistics, the local area, and the traffic patterns on Brickell Avenue while development is taking place. To create a superb end result that homeowners can enjoy for generations, attention to detail and a focus on quality will be prioritized throughout the construction process, with special emphasis on the rooftop amenity deck.
The collaboration with Aria Development, Largo, and Place Projects on 2200 Brickell excites Michael Ortega, President & CEO of Ortega Construction Company. The project stands out as a special offering in South Florida due to its amazing location, outstanding amenities, and overall design.
The condos at 2200 Brickell, which are situated on Brickell’s storied Millionaire’s Row, were painstakingly created to improve the quality of life for inhabitants by fusing organic and geometric design features. The building has garden villas and condominiums with two, three, and four bedrooms that range in size from 1,200 to 2,100 square feet.
Building Amenities:
One-acre rooftop sanctuary
Resort-style pool
Outdoor spa
Pool-side cabanas
Pickleball court
Summer kitchen
Outdoor fitness area designed by Homage Fitness
Children’s play area designed by Silver Hill Arts
Quarter-mile walking track
Bicycle storage
Custom children’s playroom by Silver Hill Arts
State-of-the-art indoor fitness center by Homage Fitness
Wellness lounge with a treatment room and sauna
Work-from-home suites with conference room
Resident lounge
Entertaining space
Luxer One automated parcel storage with a contactless digital package developer system
Double-height 24-hour attended lobby
Above ground park with direct residence access
On-site valet parking
Electric vehicle charging stations
The 2200 Brickell project is scheduled to begin construction in the fourth quarter of 2023, and residences there start at $1.2 million.
If you or someone you know have an interest in purchasing at 2200 Brickell, please contact Lucas Lechuga via email at [email protected] or by phone at (786)247-6332.
Witkoff Proposed 3 Tower Development at Former Miami Arena Site
Three tower development has just been proposed to the Miami Urban Development Review Board at the site of the former Miami Arena.
In May 2023, developer Witkoff signed the utilities deal for the site located at 700 N. Miami Avenue at Miami Worldcenter.
The original design for the tower showed the tallest out of the three buildings to reach 57 stories tall. This revised proposal states that the three towers will rise 577 feet, 589 feet, and 615 feet with the tallest of the towers to reach 54 stories. The ground floor supermarket was in the original plans for the development but according to the proposal, it is no longer included.
The 700 N. Miami site proposal also includes 30,535 square feet of commercial space, 2,078 parking spaces on levels 2 through 9, and 2,346 residential units. Amenities for the development will include an amenity deck, indoor lounges, rooftop amenities for each tower, and pools for each tower.
Kobi Karp is listed as the architect for the project. The Urban Development Review Board is scheduled for June 21, 2023.
New Boutique Development Proposed at Champlain Tower South Site by DAMAC Properties
Plans for a beachfront luxury condo complex by Zaha Hadid Architects were submitted by the Dubai developer who purchased the Surfside site last summer.
After the collapse of Champlain Tower South in 2021, the property was listed for sale. Damac purchased the property for $120 million in 2022.
According to a corporate news release, Hussain Sajwani-led Damac Properties plans to erect a 2 tower (each with 12-stories) boutique buildings with 57 units on the 1.8-acre site at 8777 Collins Avenue. Renderings for the property show a 100 foot rooftop glass-bottomed pool that will connect the two towers.
Two significantly different building designs were produced by the late Pritzker Prize-winning architect’s company, reflecting two slightly different interpretations of the Surfside town code. According to renderings, one of the ideas is set back on the project’s south side. The second plan shows a structure without a stepped-back façade.
The statement mentions unit sizes ranging from 4,000 to 15,000 square feet. The amenities will feature a rooftop pool with an indoor exercise pool. It was initially intended to be a Cavalli-branded structure. Damac is currently seeking other brands to collaborate with on this new project.
Civica Center Phase II Receives FAA Approval
Civica Center Phase II, a 27-story residential skyscraper planned for construction at 1050 Northwest 14th Street in Miami’s Allapattah district, has received Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) approval. The project is being developed by Boston-based The Congress Group and Taurus Investment Holdings, LLC. Kimley-Horn is the civil engineer and landscape architect for the 301-foot-tall building that was created by CUBE3 Architects.
The structure will be able to rise 310 feet above mean sea level or 301 feet above ground level thanks to the building permissions that were acquired. The FAA claims that, under certain circumstances, the planned structure won’t violate obstruction rules and won’t be dangerous for air navigation.
The Civica Center Phase II designs, which were initially intended to be a 22-story office tower, underwent significant revisions after being submitted to Miami’s Urban Development Review Board in December 2022. The original plan was for an office tower with a generous 731,472 square feet of space to be built in place of an existing surface-level parking lot behind the first phase. But the developers adjusted their strategy in reaction to market developments and Miami’s rising demand for residential real estate.
According to the updated Civica Center Phase II plans, there will be 342 residential units, with floor designs ranging from small studio apartments to roomy two-bedroom homes with 552 to 1,240 square feet. Additionally, the construction will include seven parking levels with room for up to 584 vehicles. The design of the 27-story tower features a tasteful blending of white stucco, glass, and architectural components embellished with striking gold alucobond panels. The location of the site is convenient; it is bounded to the north by Northwest 14th Street, to the south by State Road 836, to the east by Northwest 10th Avenue, and to the west by Northwest Highland Road.
Waldorf Astoria Hotel & Residences Construction Update
The 100-story Waldorf Astoria Hotel & Residences in Miami is progressing significantly with the filing of tower crane licenses for 300 Biscayne Boulevard. This incredibly tall tower was created by Sieger Suarez Architects and Carlos Ott and is being built by a group of prestigious investors. These companies include international investment business Mohari Hospitality, S2 Development, national developer Property Markets Group, Canadian private equity firm Greybrook Realty Partners, global hospitality giant Hilton, and general contractor John Moriarty Associates.
Two tower cranes are planned to rise 1,255 feet above ground level, or 1,266 feet above sea level, according to the FAA file from May 31. The estimated work timeline for the cranes is from October 24, 2023, to August 23, 2027, demonstrating the precise planning and long-term dedication required for this enormous undertaking.
The Waldorf Astoria Miami, which is situated at 300 Biscayne Boulevard, will have nine spiraling, offset glass cubes that are evenly placed and covered in what is sometimes described as a “glass skin” to set it apart from other East Coast properties. In order to develop an iconic edifice in Downtown Miami that offers 360-degree views of Downtown Miami, Miami Beach, and the Atlantic Ocean, Sieger Suarez Architects and famous architect Carlos Ott collaborated.
Additionally, the developers collaborated with award-winning interior design company BAMO, which takes pride in designing enticing surroundings that flow, function, and inspire individuals to live and dream more completely. Along with guest rooms and suites inside the five-star hotel, the resort will have 360 private houses. Peacock Alley, a specialty restaurant, indoor/outdoor pre-function, and event spaces, conference and boardrooms, a resort-style pool deck with private cabanas, a spa, and a fitness facility will all be considered signature areas.
If you or someone you know have an interest in purchasing at Waldorf Astoria Hotel & Residences, please contact Lucas Lechuga via email at [email protected] or by phone at (786)247-6332.
