At Miami Worldcenter, the 53-story Miami World Tower is continuing to rise, with balconies now in view, new photos by Kyle Merville show. The shell of the tower now appears to be at around level 29. The balconies are designed to appear as wave crests approaching the shore, the developer said in a 2020 submission to the city. The overall effect is that of a building in motion, the developer added. Miami World Tower 1 is planned to include: 565…

Miami Worldcenter has filed building plans for a new retail building. There are also rumors that Worldcenter may be getting an Apple Store, according to a Tweet from Ryan RC Rea, citing a source. The new standalone retail building is known as Block F West and is planned next to World Square, on the same block as the “Jewelry Box” retail building… designed by Coral Gables firm, Nichols Architects. Read on >>> Source: The Next Miami https://www.thenextmiami.com/miami-worldcenter-files-to-build-new-retail-building-is-it-an-apple-store/

Broward County closes 666 condo sales totaling $250M in January By Adam Farence January was a devilish month in Broward County, with 666 condos sold, making for an interesting start to the new year. Unit S1506 at Auberge Beach Residences at 2200 North Ocean Boulevard in Fort Lauderdale clinched the title as the priciest sale last month at $4.3 million, or $1,522 per square foot. Most Expensive Auberge Beach Residences, 2200 N Ocean Blvd Unit S1506 | Price $4,250,000 |…

Nichols designed W South Beach takes the condo sales cake this past week By Adam Farence The W South Beach took the top spot last week with a $4 million sale. The sale breaks down to $3,188 per square foot. The top 10 sales last week ranged from $1.4 million to $4 million. Most Expensive The W South Beach, 2201 Collins Avenue, unit 1228 | Price $3,950,000 | $3,188 psf Source: The Real Deal >>>> https://therealdeal.com/miami/2023/02/15/w-south-beach-closing-tops-weekly-miami-dade-condo-sales/

By Brian Bandell A 25-story apartment project has been proposed on a long-vacant site in the Overtown neighborhood of Miami. Block 19 would total 606,942 square feet, with two towers rising from a parking pedestal. There would be 413 apartments, 23,000 square feet of retail and 505 parking spaces. There would be an amenity/pool deck on the seventh floor and rooftop amenities on both towers. Coral Gables-based Nichols Architects designed the building. Read on >>>> Source: South FL Biz Journal…