Projects would add 1,926 apartments between downtown Miami and Wynwood By Francisco Alvarado The Miami Urban Development Review Board approved a slate of mixed-use and multifamily projects that could add nearly 2,000 new apartments and more than 700,000 square feet of office and retail space between the Miami River in downtown Miami and North Miami Avenue in Wynwood. APPROVED: Miami Worldcenter block E: A 52-story apartment tower with 560 units and 3,100 square feet of commercial space developed by Lalezarian…

Hotel also wants to add more ballrooms to better compete with Trump National Doral Miami and other resorts By Francisco Alvarado Jeffrey Soffer wants to build a new garage at Fontainebleau Miami Beach, with top-floor ballrooms.The proposed garage, designed by NBWW, will be strictly for employees, which means hotel guests will continue to valet at the entrance of the storied resort. Miami Beach’s land use committee on Thursday recommended the project after hearing details about the new structure, which would…

Adler Group has revealed plans for a site near the Miami River, with an apartment tower and an office building for the city of Miami’s administration. The project would rise 38 stories. By Brian Bandell In 2018, city voters approved a deal for the city to sell its 3.15-acre property at 444 S.W. Second Ave. to Lancelot Miami River, an affiliate of Miami-based Adler Group. …Adler Group must still build a new administration building for the city. The Riverside project…

The latest project proposed for the $4 billion Miami Worldcenter development is a 52-story tower designed to look like it’s in motion… by NBWW By Brian Bandell The New York developer would build a pool on the top floor. The 27-acre mixed-use project on the north side of downtown Miami is injecting life into a long-neglected area of the city. The Paramount condominium tower and the Caoba apartments are already completed and welcoming residents. Much of the retail space is…

A handful of big name developers will present their projects in Overtown, Allapattah, Wynwood, and on the Miami River next week at the Miami Urban Development Review Board… including these two by NBWW Miami Riverside development The Adler Group is going before the city’s UDRB for approval of the Miami Riverside Center redevelopment. The 1.3 million-square-foot project would include a 20-story office building and 38-story residential tower at 444 and 460 Southwest Second Avenue, which is currently home to the…