Vertical Construction Begins At Wynwood 25 Micro-Unit Project
Wynwood 25 is the first big mixed-use project to begin construction in Wynwood, and it is now going vertical.
It will pack in 289 extra small apartments called micro-units, with sizes ranging from 400 square feet to 1,200 square feet and prices starting at $1,400 per month. There will also be 31,000 square feet of ground floor retail space and 340 parking spaces.
Developers East End Capital and Related Group broke ground on the development over the summer with a $57.9 million construction loan, taking advantage of new zoning in the area.
Kobi Karp is the project architect.
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I can’t wait to see the faux graffiti ‘art work’ on the interior spaces as an ‘homage’ to the ‘vibe’ of the neighborhood.
How exactly is any graffiti “faux”, is it not still handmade art? Would it not be a commissioned piece, similar to a significant portion of the art in Wynwood?
Graffiti is degenerate art.
….said by someone who has no talent at all….
Yeah, the thrill of scribbling on something not yours and causing millions in property damage is talent.
A can of spray causes millions in property damage?
I’ve see people make millions off of these poor graffiti painters… way more than their art causes harm for sure.
Apart from spray paint, etching, sticker slaps, and having to remove stuff over and over again, yes. The only reason people make millions is from toxic pop culture being on their side.
Look, you can dump on these graffiti artist all you want. The question was about your artistic abilities and do you also have anything that could be put on display in Wynnwood to?
What does his abilities have to do with leftist degenerates destroying property ?
A leftist would spray paint the building…. a rightie will blow it up!
So funny I forgot to laugh.
Thats a little pricey for Micro Units no?
economy of scale… less is more. lmao
Yeah…that’s what I told my girlfriend!
Starting at $3.50 a month is quite ambitious.
agreed would rather live in Downtown for that price.
Same.
why are they trying to charge a premium for a smaller space. Unless there will be over the top amenities to make up for the small living space. 3.50/sqft is to expensive for area that pretty much has turned into a tourist destination.
Wynwood is to disconnected from everything to make it worth 3.50 sqft.
Do we have to go over the difference between to, too, and two?
I hear ya, and some of these same people are always bellyaching about wanting high paying jobs in Miami….
Not if they’d build light rail or a street car.
there’s a hot dog stand on 5th ave
theres going to be lots and lots of inventory…just saw today that melo is starting foundation work for art plaza on 14th….across from square station…
Those are apartments Melo is developing and Wynwood 25 are also apartments, the rental market is actually tight so there wouldn’t be no inventory within months of opening.
Would rather live in Midtown.
Same
Well woopteedoo!…aren’t you guys lucky to that Miami has so many options for you to choose from!!
Very lucky indeed!
Yep so lucky but wish they will knock down the rest of the section 8 in wynwood for there would be less goons.
Um, Rome wasn’t built in a day….
Ain’t a fan of those horizontal strips of protruding windows along the building. It would look far more classy without.
Kobi Krap ran out of new ideas long ago
Do not be alarmed, you are looking at a rendering of the Building. By the time is built, the strips will be just painted on.
“By the time is built,”
or do you mean….
“By the time it’s built,”
Right next to that Brewery that sells water called Concrete Beach.
did the formats change for this website? I can no longer go to the broward or transportation side of this site
Wynwood is so ghetto now.
Sorry, please excuse the article, it wasn’t trying to insult any wealthy pedigree such as yourself by suggesting you should move there.
…which is why hipsters like it for some reason. Don’t worry, because after they will be priced out and latch on to another ghetto like Brownsville or Opa-Locka.