The developer of the 55-story Legacy Miami Worldcenter tower has provided an update on a construction halt, according to the SFBJ.
The developer expected to remobilize construction in around five to six weeks, the report said.
Construction has been halted since 2024. A foundation pour for the tower took place in 2022, with a crane installed in early 2023.
After the halt, a report said that the locations for electrical and plumbing shafts in the slabs that had been poured needed to be revised.
At least 12 lawsuits have reportedly been filed by contractors during the halt. However, the developer said some of the contractors “are longtime relationships,” with litigation only pursued to protect their rights.
The developer also now needs to replace the senior lender on the project, and expects to close on a loan soon.
Legacy Miami Worldcenter is planned to rise 55 stories, or 691 feet, with a design described as “neo-futuristic.”
The $500m Legacy was planned to include 310 condos, 219 hotel rooms, and a 10-story $100M Blue Zones health center.
