West Eleventh Residences Already 70% Sold

West Eleventh Residences is seeing strong sales.

The tower was announced in February to be built in Park West, on the opposite corner of the E11even club.

As of late May, around 70 percent of units were sold, PMG managing partner Ryan Shear told The Real Deal. PMG is developing the project along with Michael Simkins’ Lion Development Group, and Marc Roberts Companies.

West Eleventh Residences is planned to include 639 residential condo units (allowing short-term rentals), along with a 30,000 square foot tri-level “experiential” entertainment and food hall.

The tower is planned to rise 482 feet above ground, or 493 feet above sea level, according to a March filing with the FAA.

In April, demolition permits to clear the site were approved by Miami’s Building Department.

 

 



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Anonymous
3 months ago

Park West is turning into a fancy neighborhood! I love it.

Anonymous
3 months ago

Park West has always been fancy but it’s now getting denser with many more beautiful buildings.

Since 2004
3 months ago

Park West has been a dump full of drug addicts until the Biscayne wall was built around 2006 – do you remember the Camillus House and skid row residents lined up to the stadium? Sayin it has always been fancy is laughable – clearly you’ve just moved to the area recently…

Anonymous
3 months ago

Always is relative. I refer to the past decade but, in any area, if you go enough far back you can say it was bad.

NotBuyingIt
3 months ago

Really? When were Key Biscayne and Bal Harbor bad areas?

Anonymous
3 months ago

What has previously made it fancy?

Since 2004
3 months ago

Park West was a homeless camp up until a few years ago

Anonymous
3 months ago

Park West has been a cesspool until recently

Anonymous
3 months ago

It was literally an industrial district to serve the port, which declined after the advent of air travel and Interstate Highway System in the 1950s. The only establishment that had some class prior to MWC was the Miami Arena.

Anonymous
3 months ago

So were Opa-Locka and Hialeah in the 1920s. Look at them today.

Jayson
3 months ago

Anyone else scared of the amount of short term rentals coming to that area? How is traffic/ vacancy going to be when these are all done..

London
3 months ago

Downtown Miami, Is now called MIAMI WORLD CENTER, with BRIGHTLINE train, miami station 5min walk away from E11even. Miami is growing up fast. True, the Downtown area is two years behind schedule, COVID, But keep an eye on the neighborhood, Over the next year or two, the entire neighborhood is a construction zone right now, So exciting things are happening. Dare to call it, the new Brickell, But feel it’s going to be better then Brickell, Time will tell 🤑

calivalle
3 months ago

This tower needs to go higher to complement E11EVEN towers

Ricardo
3 months ago

Love the density but dang is that a boring looking box

Anonymous
3 months ago

Really? This is beautiful

Anonymous
3 months ago

The whale has to go!

Anonymous
3 months ago

It’s an art piece and a really nice one.

Anonymous
3 months ago

It’s infinitely better than Cryptobull, or any of Related’s “art” commissions.