New Rendering Of Under-Construction $500M Legacy Miami Worldcenter

A new rendering of Legacy Miami Worldcenter has appeared on the project’s social media feed.

The $500 million Legacy tower broke ground in August 2021 and is planned to rise 55 stories, or 691 feet. The tower will include 310 condos and 210 hotel rooms, in addition to a Blue Zones health center.

In June 2022, a foundation pour for the tower was completed. The project remains at ground level, according to a live feed cam.

In May, the developers acquired an adjacent property and announced they would expand the size of Legacy.

A total demolition permit for a building the newly acquired property was submitted in July, and is now moving through the approval process.

 

 

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Name*
6 months ago

Really looking forward to this! Any idea as to why they stalled on construction? There hasn’t been any activity onsite for a while now.

Anon
6 months ago

Most likely they are adapting construction plans because of the expansion; they squired the adjacent site to enlarge the project so those ground level plans will need to be adjusted.

Anon
6 months ago

***acquired

Name*
6 months ago

Ah, makes sense! Thank you

anon
6 months ago

No problem! Hoping construction resumes soon.

Anonymous
6 months ago

Hopefully it doesn’t negatively affect everything good about this tower.

Anon
6 months ago

Change of Contractor – Suffolk was kicked off the job site – thier GMP came back over GMP budget. Kast brought in, so Kast brought in to reprice the whole building. Expect delays.

anonymous
6 months ago

same old beautiful renderings

Name
6 months ago

Big time money coming to Miami east areas. No other city in America is even close at this time.

Anonymoose
6 months ago

A real shame they can’t go taller here. This design would be nice for an iconic 1000ft tower for World Center with that spire.

Anonymous
6 months ago

agreed

Anonymous
6 months ago

When is MWC going to build the second podium of Paramount?!?!?!

anon
6 months ago

when they figure out whats going on with that office tower thats supposed to go on top of it

Anon
6 months ago

The spire is there…

Anonymous
6 months ago

Hahahah 10 feet is hardly a spire

Yet Another Anonymous
6 months ago

Capital at Worldcenter

Satyendra
6 months ago

As usual these big corporations screwing mind of trusting consumers. Please people stop believing these hypocrats.

BDub
6 months ago

I like the Deco echo with the spire.

Miami
6 months ago

Art Deco

Se me paro'
6 months ago

So it was too good to be true that Miami would have a spire. Miami’s “Legacy” will always be a flat top or cooling tanks as decoration

Anonymous
6 months ago

Misleading headline! What do the nez renderings show? Don’t see it.

Anonymous
6 months ago

New?

Anonymous
6 months ago

amazing pool deck

Antennae
6 months ago

Wow, this project seems to be at a turtle pace. So it’s hard to tell the new renderings. Probably no more spire????

Anon
6 months ago

The spire is literally right there.

Truth Matters
6 months ago

Sadly, there isn’t much activity here or at the E11even site. It’s unfortunate how long it’ll be before there is cohesion and connectivity to the master plan of MWC

Anon
6 months ago

They just enlarged the entire base of the building by about 50% so it’s going to take some time to update those construction plans. Then all those plans need to be approved.

Scott J
6 months ago

Right now they are saying delivery by Q3 of 2025. That is putting them very close to being in default of their delivery agreements and we are still only in 2022.

Name*
6 months ago

Maybe their crypto payment plan backfired on them.

Oh no
6 months ago

The spire is gone.?!

Anonymous
6 months ago

Your vision is gone apparently

Oh no
6 months ago

Why would they highlight a building in the back then?

Anonymous
6 months ago

You can even see the Eleven tower in the 1st pic

MMN
6 months ago

Keep that value engineering coming. It’s a shell of its former self. Sad.

Anon
6 months ago

Can you point out what has been value engineered? It looks exactly as depicted in the released construction docs to me.