Developer Prepares To Break Ground On 31-Story Downtown Miami Apartment Building
Grand Station Partners has applied for a construction permit to build a 31-story apartment tower.
No contractor is listed yet on the permit. Total construction cost is estimated at $41 million, with the developer paying a $114,800 permit fee.
The project is being built on property owned by the Miami Parking Authority. It will include a total of 300 apartments:
- 44 studios (450 square feet)
- 124 1-bedrooms (650 square feet)
- 132 2-bedrooms (875-square feet)
Brightline’s MiamiCentral complex is one block away.
Groundbreaking will take place in August 2018 with a construction permit expected to be issued in July, the developer told The Real Deal.
Zyscovich Architects and Frances Anillo Toledo are the architects. UDRB, along with Planning & Zoning approval, was obtained last year.
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16 Comments on "Developer Prepares To Break Ground On 31-Story Downtown Miami Apartment Building"
Miami is booming.. nice to see this.. hopefully they keep it affordable.
Alot of feral cats live in that lot, hope they find a nice home.
Did anyone notice that the context plan for this proposal has the World Center project in the wrong location?
Why not use the garage behind the building? Why build *another* garage in the new building?
Mr. Garage hater.
Because they will demolish it to build another highrise in that lot. They call it maximizing your investment.
Look at the plans. They are joining the two structures together.
To accommodate the increased use on that block. Obvi.
The red “lines” across the building make it look cheap and nasty, even for a filler. Hopefully a revision fixes this by August?
this company has a lot of real estate wow, brightline is a land grab either way you look at it
This isn’t brightline, dummy.
Where is the design on this property? Where is the creativity?
Shame that trains arriving into downtown Miami can’t have a more striking, innovative design…
its a small infill project, relax.
Small doesn’t have to omit artistic and creative design
Those arriving on the train will find parking garages.
Be thankful it’s not going to painted yellow blue red and orange.
LIKE A WORLD CENTER?