Construction Permits Filed For 650-Foot-Tall M Tower At 56 SW 1st Street In Downtown Miami By: Oscar Nunez Construction permits have been filed for M Tower, a 56-story mixed-use building planned for 56 Southwest 1st Street in Downtown Miami near the city’s Government Center district. Designed by Nichols Architects and developed by Great Neck, New York-based Lions Group NYC under the Downtown 1st Street LLC, development plans call for 507,071 square feet of residential space across 675 residential units 10,531 square feet of ground floor…

Downtown Miami’s M-Tower has moved into the construction permitting phase. According to Miami Building Department records, an application for a construction permit to build the tower was filed on October 24. The filing states that the tower will rise approximately 56 stories, or 650 feet. M-Tower will have 675 living units, the permit filing says. A filing with the UDRB earlier this year showed the project would also have 694 parking spaces and 10,531 square feet of commercial. Read on…

The Alanik Hotel is officially coming out of the ground! Here are some glimpses of what it will look like… Some Project Specs: 492,000 sf development 15-story oceanfront hotel 248 rooms restaurants pool deck terrace state-of-the-art gym meeting rooms Triprop Clearwater, LLC As seen in the renderings above, the Nichols designed Opal Sands Resort will connect to the Alanik Hotel via a pedestrian bridge.

The Tampa Edition Sets a New Standard of Sophisticated Luxury in Tampa and The World Cementing the city’s coming of age, and its position as a gateway to southern Florida, is the unveiling of Water Street Tampa, an astonishing $3.5 billion urban mixed use development expansion project led by Strategic Property Partners, a partnership between Cascade Investment LLC and Tampa Bay Lightning owner Jeff Vinik. A truly pioneering and visionary venture that has set a standard for the future of…

The new entertainment complex will be located at Worldcenter’s Jewel Box building, designed by Nichols Architects, which is now under construction. A new dining & entertainment venue called Sports & Social has just been announced at Miami Worldcenter. It will include around 20,000 square feet of space, with a third-level open-air restaurant overlooking the adjacent World Square public park and plaza. The centerpiece of the venue will be a 53-foot LED display showing multiple games and sporting events at once….