Third multifamily development for Lissette Calderon in the works!

NR received the green light for the affordable housing-Canvas and Filling Station Lofts and next door builder is going affordable housing. The 29-story Uni tower held a groundbreaking ceremony in August, but actual construction is expected to begin this year.

The developers of Eighteen Sunset, approved as a luxury residential building with retail and restaurant space in Miami Beach’s Sunset Harbour, are now proposing Class A office space as the primary use instead. Located at one of the entrances to the neighborhood in the 1700 blocks of Purdy Avenue and Bay Road, the project was approved in 2018 for 12 residential units, parking, and ground floor commercial space.

A super majority of Miami Beach’s electorate approved the Wolfsonian-FIU’s plans to expand its Washington avenue building! The Wolfsonian-Florida International University is proposing a renovation and 25,000 sq. ft. expansion of its existing museum on Washington Avenue in Miami Beach. In order to do that, it will have to ask voters to allow an increase in Floor Area Ratio (FAR or density)-approved!!

Miami-Dade County’s leased space was on par with that of the second quarter, but compared to the same period last year, 1 million square feet less space was leased. Broward County saw record high asking rents in manufacturing and flex space. Palm Beach County saw record highs in flex space and warehouse asking rents.

Prestigia offered to pay $1.2 million to acquire a 1.89-acre parking lot at 2717 Van Buren Street from the city of Hollywood. The planned development would have two four-story apartment buildings with a total of 63 units and two three-story townhouse buildings with a total of 15 units. The development also would include 111 parking places and a pool, according to a 108-page development proposal that Prestigia submitted to the city.