Demolition has officially commenced at the 12-acre site of The HueHub, a planned mixed-use residential development located at 8395 NW 27th Avenue in Miami’s West Little River neighborhood. The $880 million project is being developed by Pablo Castro and will introduce a large-scale workforce housing community intended to serve essential workers across Miami-Dade County.
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Kolter Multifamily intends to proceed with Alton Oldsmar, a mixed-use project that would replace the Oldsmar Flea Market.
Construction has reached the halfway mark at Villa Miami, a 650-foot-tall, 56-story residential tower making its way into the skyline at 710 NE 29th Street in the Edgewater neighborhood of Miami. The waterfront development occupies a prominent corner parcel along Biscayne Bay and is being built by Moss Construction for developers Terra and One Thousand Group in partnership with Major Food Group, with architecture by ODP Architecture & Design and interiors by AD100 designer Vicky Charles of Charles & Co.. The tower will yield 70 condominium residences upon completion and is currently approaching the midpoint of vertical construction, with the reinforced concrete superstructure continuing to rise among the surrounding mid-rise buildings of Edgewater.
A luxury housing development filed under the Live Local Act is nearing the end of construction in Largo.
The Perigon Miami Beach has topped out at 5333 Collins Avenue in the Mid-Beach section of Miami Beach, reaching its full 17-story height along the Atlantic Ocean shoreline. The luxury condominium tower is being developed by Mast Capital in a joint venture with a controlled affiliate of Starwood Capital Group and is designed by OMA. Moss Construction is serving as the general contractor. According to the development team, the project is the first new oceanfront residential tower from the current development cycle in Miami Beach to reach the topping-out stage. Completion of the project is anticipated in 2027.
