Okan Tower’s developer has filed with Miami Dade’s Water & Sewer Department to modify what will be included in the development plans.
The addendum was added late last month to a previous utilities agreement that lays out changes to the development program.
According to the newly signed agreement, Okan Tower will include:
- 305 square feet of retail (previously 2,982 square feet)
- 67,588 square feet of office (previously 34,191 square feet)
- 2,690 square feet of coffee shop (previously 8,645 square feet of full service restaurant)
- 316 hotel rooms (previously 300 hotel rooms)
- 399 residential units (previously 370 residential units)
- 0 square feet of meeting rooms (previously 15,652 square feet)
The new deal supersedes an agreement for utilities with the county executed in September of 2018.
The 70-story Okan is on track to become Miami’s tallest tower upon completion at 890 feet above ground.
A construction permit is pending. Developer Bekir Okan said groundbreaking is expected to take place in January 2020, with completion in four years.
