Developers Jeremy Waks of Oak Ventures (L) and Nick Hamann (R) of Urban Atlantic Group (C).
Arbor has officially broken ground in Coconut Grove after they demolished most of the existing structure that previously stood on the property located at 3034 Oak Ave. Arbor is being developed by Urban Atlantic Group and Oak Ventures, LLC. Arbor. The condominium building is an eco-living inspired development that will rise 5-stories and feature 52 units.
Read MoreAstor Companies' Merrick Manor has now seen construction top-off on the 10-story building early. The project was anticipated to top-off at one point in early 2018. Located at 301 Altara Avenue behind Merrick Park in Coral Gables, the 227-unit condo building was designed by Behar Font & Partners with interiors by Steven G.
Read MoreAfter completing foundation work, Alta Developers has begun vertical construction on Quadro. Located at 3900 Biscayne Boulevard, Quadro is located adjacent to the Miami Design District and is the second residential building to open with direct access to the district
Read MoreTurkish developer Okan Group has proposed a 73-story hotel project inspired by a tulip in Downtown Miami. The project is being dubbed The Sterling (although renderings show Okan Tower) and is located at 555 N. Miami Avenue.
Read MoreGreystone development and Alta Developers has officially launched leasing at 2500 Biscayne in Edgewater. The residential apartment rental project, which was designed by Behar Font & Partners with RJ Heisenbottle Architects, rises 19-stories and features 156 residences which will become available for move-in this fall.
Read MoreSpider has broken ground on their Edgewater condo development Spark after sales reached 40% sold. The project will consist of 56-units over 27-stories and units will come delivered fully furnished. Units range in size from 955 SF to 1,800 SF and two 3-story penthouse units will be a 3,895 SF. All units will have floor to ceiling windows and have large balconies. Spark will be designed by architect Behar & Font. Prices started in the $500,000's. Spider paid $3.55 million for the land in 2015 before announcing the project. Spider is headed by Andres Goldenberg and Alejandro Eskenazi and also offers accounting, legal, and brokerage services. Spark is located at 522 NE 34th St., with easy access to Miami Beach and I-95 via 195 and walking distance to Design District and Midtown.
