Developer David Martin is now involved in Michael Stern’s planned luxury condo tower in Miami Beach, sources told The Real Deal. State records show that in late July, Martin’s name and Terra’s address were added to LLCs that are tied to the planned project. JDS Pulse, an anonymous blog that Stern sued in May, first disclosed Terra’s involvement. Martin’s Coconut Grove-based Terra does have an interest in the deal to develop the condo project at 1250 West Avenue, a spokesperson[...]
Read MoreThe newest addition to one of the country’s fastest-growing automotive groups has officially opened its doors in Little Havana. Murgado Automotive Group, led by President and CEO Mario Murgado, recently unveiled a state-of-the-art Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram dealership at 701 SW 8th Street, just west of downtown Miami on historic Calle Ocho. More than seven years in the making, the towering eight-story facility is unlike any other in the region. Designed in collaboration with architect Miguel Yelos San Martin of[...]
Read MoreA developer has proposed a 37-story project under the state’s Live Local Act in Miami’s Wynwood Norte, where that height would more than quadruple the normal height limit in the emerging neighborhood. The city’s Urban Development Review Board will consider the application from 36th ST Owner LLC, part of Houston-based Bazbaz Development, on June 18. It concerns the 0.44-acre site at 70 N.W. 36th Street.The property currently has a 3,486-square-foot automotive building that was built in 1955. The developer acquired[...]
Read MoreThe upcoming Little River District is set to become the first fully integrated smart home city in Florida, according to an announcement by a technology company. SKYX Platforms Corp said it would be supplying smart home tech for the development. Each unit will be equipped with the smart home technology, along with free internet, the announcement said. Little River District is planned to include 5,700 affordable and workforce housing units, and is said to be the largest affordable housing development[...]
Read MoreMiami’s Wynwood Design Review Committee reviewed a proposal for three new towers at its June 3 meeting, and voted 4-1 to recommend approval. LIVWRK, a company based in Brooklyn, New York, is the developer planning the towers. The board also added a condition to its recommendation: more local art should be incorporated at the street level to further enhance the existing Wynwood streetscape. The towers would be built under Florida’s Live Local act, which generally allows more intense development than[...]
Read MoreNational homebuilder D.R. Horton (NYSE: DHI) filed plans for two new communities in the Redland area west of Homestead. Both of these filings are pre-applications with Miami-Dade County to set to Comprehensive Development Master Plan (CDMP) amendments that will require County Commission approval at a later date. In the bigger project, Arlington, Texas-based D.R. Horton has proposed 190 townhouses and 57 single-family homes on the 26.2-acre site at 19300 and 19360 S.W. 344th St., which is just north of the[...]
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