Several very tall construction cranes have been approved for the site where the 67-story JEM Private Residences is being built at Miami Worldcenter.
Developer Naftali Group is building 786 residential units, of which 259 will be condos. Condo owners will have a separate entrance from the remainder of the residential units.
The Federal Aviation Administration issued a determination letter regarding the cranes on March 24.
The first crane is planned to reach a height of 820 feet above ground, or 828 feet above sea level.
The second crane is planned to rise 777 feet above ground, or 785 feet above sea level.
The permanent height of the tower will be around 700 feet.
Groundbreaking for JEM took place in April 2024. A site work permit was issued in October, and a phased vertical permit was issued in February.
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