Miami Worldcenter is in the process of transforming downtown Miami, with block after block of massive towers already underway or in planning. It is either the biggest or second biggest urban development project in the United States (some say that New York’s Hudson Yards is bigger). Worldcenter’s development plans are still unfolding. Two new towers were revealed last month for Worldcenter, and another was revealed in March. Still more towers will be revealed in time. Here is a look at…

The owners of the Burger King property across from Brickell City Centre have applied for Federal Aviation Administration approval to build a 960 foot tower. The application lists a height of 953 feet above ground, or 960 feet above sea level. FAA approval was granted for an identical height in 2016, but is set to expire in November. In 2017, city approval for a 78-story tower called “18” was granted. It is planned to include four stories of retail at…

By Brian Bandell Zom Living has completed the Muze apartments, the final phase of the Metropolitan Miami project downtown. Designed by Nichols Brosch Wurst Wolfe & Associates (NBWW), with the interior design done by Stantec, the tower at 340 S.E. Third St. has 391 apartments in 43 stories. The apartments range from 519-square-foot studios starting at $1,911, to 1,410-square-foot units with three bedrooms starting at $3,901. Penthouses start at $6,100. … Metropolitan Miami (Met Miami), by master developer MDM, has…

Attractions are constantly investing in new ways to get people to stay longer and spend more. We look at the emerging trend of the museum hotel. Bea Mitchell National WWII Museum developing a 1940s-themed hotel The National WWII Museum in New Orleans has also confirmed The Higgins Hotel & Conference Center for 2019, as the institution expands its offerings. The Higgins Hotel & Conference Center will have 230 guest rooms and is set to open this autumn in the New…

New 26-story hotel will feature four food & beverage outlets and the largest hotel ballroom in Tampa Bay TAMPA, FL (July 17, 2019) – Strategic Property Partners, LLC (“SPP”), today announced the official topping out of the JW Marriott Tampa, marking the first of many to come at Water Street Tampa, the 56-acre mixed-use development transforming the city’s downtown waterfront. The JW Marriott Tampa today reached the pinnacle of its concrete superstructure at 291 feet above sea level. Located adjacent…