With restaurants, homes and hotels opening soon, developers will start expanding Water Street’s footprint in 2022.   By Jay Cridlin Back in 2013, Jeff Vinik said his Water Street Tampa project would develop in phases. It was about 20 acres downtown at the time; the next year, it was up to 40 and a cost of more than $1 billion. Nine years later, the footprint for the development encompasses more than 70 acres, with some 9 million square feet of…

Dezeen’s top 10 hotels from 2021 include Pharrell Williams’ Goodtime Hotel in Miami! Congrats Goodtime! James Parkes Goodtime Hotel, US, by Ken Fulk and Morris Adjmi With architecture by Morris Adjmi, NBWW (Nichols Architects) as AoR, and interiors by American designer Ken Fulk, music producer Pharrell Williams’ and entrepreneur David Grutman’s Goodtime Hotel in Miami boasts a playful, clashing scheme that aims to reflect the area’s famed art deco buildings. The hotel comprises 266 rooms plus 100,000 square feet of…

The developers already obtained a big construction loan. By Brian Bandell Mill Creek Residential struck a deal with Adler Group to build a 36-story apartment tower near the Miami River. Boca Raton-based Mill Creek entered into a joint venture with Miami-based Adler Group for the 0.9-acre site at 230 S.W. Third St. The developers will partner to build Modera Riverside in downtown with 428 apartments and 40,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor amenities, including a pool deck, fitness center…

Glass installation is now underway at Miami Worldcenter’s “jewelry box” retail building, according to photographs by Ryan RC Rea. The building will include two floors of retail, along with a usable rooftop. An “iconic” rooftop structure will top the building. Bowlero has signed a lease for more than 31,000 square feet in the building. The facility will include 28 blacklight bowling lanes, a giant arcade with 75 state-of-the-art games, a sports bar, lounge style seating and upscale food and beverage…

As Water Street’s first phase wraps up, the district is coming to life, from street-level activity to high-rise residents, and locals are beginning to fully realize the vision Vinik first took public in 2014. By Ashley Gurbal Kritzer Dec 17, 2021 Tampa Bay Lightning owner Jeff Vinik has been talking about a mixed-use district surrounding his hockey stadium for several years — and for much of Tampa, that vision became reality in 2020 and 2021. Vinik, who controls developer Strategic…