Photos: Activity At The 100-Story Waldorf Astoria Site In Downtown Miami

·26 Comments

Photos show activity this week at the site where the 100-story Waldorf Astoria Hotel & Residences is planned.

A foundation permit was issued for the tower in May, and equipment from foundation contractor Keller is now at the site.

 


Tags
Related
26 Comments
most voted
newest oldest
Inline Feedbacks
View all comments
Conno Sir
8 months ago

Gorgeous tower

23
Melo is sigma and chad
8 months ago

This foundation may take the rest of the year for this Big Boi

20
Bob
8 months ago

Previously reported that the foundation permit expires in November.

2
BigPapi
8 months ago

Once they have an inspection then it extends.

3
Anonymous
8 months ago

On tear down that Holiday Inn and build something there too.

19
Anonymous
8 months ago

Holiday Out?

11
Anonymous
8 months ago

Stephen Ross reviving World Trade Center of the Americas like he has for One BCC would be amazing.

1
Rocky.
8 months ago

This is exactly what Miami needs to take off!

15
Anonimouse
8 months ago

And here I thought that was an airport!

0
Society
8 months ago

Expect these foundations to take some time, especially since they are building a foundation.

12
Society
8 months ago

** Basement

5
hawk
8 months ago

That is discouragingly little activity post ground breaking for a future supertall tower. Hopefully things will move into full swing over the Summer. This has got to be the one. Everything is aligned. They have the foundation permit. 80% of the building is sold. Go Miami!

10
hawk
8 months ago

as an addendum it appears these photos were taken early in the morning if the lighting is any indication. But I expect more hardware on site before work begins.

2
Mike
8 months ago

Is it really 80% sold or is that reserved. Big difference. Also has there been financing or utilities agreement announced yet?

1
Anon Miami
8 months ago

80% sold with hard contracts. Go Miami!

5
Urbanist
8 months ago

You can get a permit for a building right now and have to wait for a crew to install foundations. Then wait for the shell crew. Then wait for others.

It is a very tight labor market in construction and many out of state contractors are VERY ACTIVE pulling workers away from Miami right now to plug their gaps.

0
Anonymous
8 months ago

The developer still hasn’t received financing. That’s why they haven’t started yet

6
Bob
8 months ago

With what they have done to the economy, can you blame banks on taking second and third looks before financing ?

3
Anonymous
8 months ago

He’s been out of office for a year and a half. The economy was better off even still deep in the pandemic when he left office.

I wonder if your karma cliche also applies to Michael Avenatti. Meanwhile, your star “witnesses” in the January 6th soap opera are in deep sand for lying under oath.

2
Anonymous
8 months ago

No the partners have strict requirements with financing

0
Anonymous
8 months ago

Gorgeous building hopefully foundation don’t take too long I wanna see cranes already.

9
Anon
8 months ago

It has been like that for months, little to no activity, while other developers move at a faster pace

8
Anonymous
8 months ago

Can’t wait!!

7
Anonymous
8 months ago

Now that we know Waldorf & Okan are starting there work. Hopefully Cipriani and Brickell CC aren’t far away from going up too!

2
Shark Week Devour All Day Breakfast
8 months ago

Once this is completed, Miami will be like Jack Reacher – it will never go back.

2
Anonymous
8 months ago

Miami Soaring.

1