Developer Signs Deal For 872 New Apartments After Strong Leasing

Another 872 apartments are planned to be connected to the water and sewer system in Miami, according to a newly completed utilities agreement.

The agreement comes a few months after strong leasing was reported for the first of three towers planned at the development, known as Edgewater Collective.

The first tower has 420 apartments in 36 stories.

A grand opening celebration took place in September. By December, developers Kushner and PTM Partners announced that it was over 50% leased.

The second and third towers are to be located across the street at 1900 Biscayne, bringing the combined number of apartments to just under 1,300.

1900 Biscayne is solely being developed by PTM Partners.

According to the newly completed deal, the new towers at 1900 Biscayne are planned to include:

  • 872 apartments
  • 6,479 square feet of full service restaurant
  • 5,3237 square feet of retail

The connection fee is estimated at $846,719.67. There’s also a Biscayne Basin Sanitary Sewer Special Connection Charge of $513,603.92.

 



 

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Logic.
13 days ago

Traffic is going to be amazing.

Jenna
13 days ago

Luckily we have a great public transportation to make it even better… 🙄

Harry Carey
12 days ago

I’ve been hearing people whine and complain about traffic in Miami since the 1990’s.

Yet, somehow, someway, some people manage to make it all happen. Buildings keep getting built bigger and taller.
More businesses are growing, opening, and relocating to Miami than ever before. Certainly it is a quantum leap since the 1990’s.

Azarius
12 days ago

Just Filling in the Skyline

Downtowner
13 days ago

They’re not the most beautiful buildings, but I think the whole project will have a nice, cohesive look.

Cover the Podiums
12 days ago

please explain how. Its 3 towers all the same height with 10 story exposed parking garages

NIMBYEXECUTIONER
8 days ago

quit all that god damn whining

Anonymous
13 days ago

Nice development for Edgewater

Anonymous
13 days ago

I suppose it’s better than what’s proposed at 1775 Biscayne Boulevard.

Azure
13 days ago

The podiums look like a prison.

Cover the Podiums
13 days ago

been saying this for years since these towers were announced

Anonymous
13 days ago

The name and the look of it is like some housing project. Biscayne BLVD should require better architecture

Cover the Podiums
13 days ago

Federal prisons, storage units, or data centers. What those things at the base of the towers?

Yan Jammer
13 days ago

Bare minimum parking garages that will be tomorrow’s failed tower blocks

Anonymous
13 days ago

I don’t know why every time I look at those renders it reminds me of Tel-Aviv.

george
12 days ago

Maybe they will open a branch of the restaurant Gabai located at 25 bograshov lol.

Anonymous
13 days ago

The curvature of the street allowed an opportunity to design something amazing here, but what did we get? THREE BOXES.

Harry Carey
12 days ago

WE?
Do you think this developer was building this for you? Why are you entitled to anything?

Neighbors
13 days ago

Strong leasing? Check floorplans on 2000 Biscayne website, it’s still 50% empty after a year for a reason

Miamiguy
12 days ago

Great news! Still tons of vacant lots in Edgewater! The Biscayne & 36 Street intersection has sucked massively for decades regardless of this or that specific project.

Mr305AKA
13 days ago

Miami is running circles around Chicago in new development #KeepWinning

Anon
13 days ago

Tiny Miami, which does not even have a million people in its city boundaries, is nowhere close to Chicago level but keep on being delusional

Chia
13 days ago

We are getting there and we will soon be better and in many ways we are already better!

Anonymous
13 days ago

Chicago is an NYC wannabe , Chicago has lost a million residents since the 50’s

Anonymous Me!
13 days ago

To be fair, Mr305AKA is referring to “new development,” not their respective urban landscapes overall (old and new).

Downtowner
13 days ago

Why does it have to be a competition anyway? Are we so insecure that we need to compare ourselves to Chicago, New York, whatever? Let’s just do our own thing because it’s what we want, not because we want to outdo some other place. Silly.

Anon
13 days ago

Amen. Cities are like people, they’re all different! 😎

Jerseykevin27
13 days ago

Not when all the people from California and NYC move there, then it’s sameeeee

Anonymous
13 days ago

It’s psychological, considering while Miami may be in a better state than those blue cities, we still don’t have 100-year-old landmark architecture, extensive heavy rail transit, or industry beyond tourism and a few techbro operations.