A New York developer plans to build three residential towers in Miami Worldcenter, designed by Nichols Architects. By Rebecca San Juan More high-rise living is coming to Miami Worldcenter, potentially bringing some relief to one of the ‘most competitive’ rental markets in the United States. Builder Lalezarian Properties gained approval last week from the city of Miami’s urban development review board for its design of three towers in the Miami Worldcenter, one of the country’s largest developments in an urban…

The 28-story, 92-unit tower would have condos ranging from two to five bedrooms Related Group and Merrimac Ventures plan to launch a condo development in Pompano Beach, The Real Deal has learned. Miami-based Related, led by Jorge Pérez and his sons, Jon Paul and Nick, is partnering with Dev and Nitin Motwani’s Merrimac on the project at 1350 South Ocean Boulevard, according to plans submitted to the city this summer. The Motwanis planned to develop condos on the site dating back to 2017….

Designed by Nichols Architects, Igor Reyes Reyes believes his job was made easier by an engaged client. By Jack Bantock, CNN There’s one small corner of the world that Michael Jordan cherishes more than any other — his own personal haven of sporting bliss. But it’s not in Chicago. In fact, there isn’t a basketball court or hoop in sight. Even as he was staking his claim in the 1990s as the greatest player the NBA has ever seen, the…

Nichols designed JW Marriott Tampa Water Street and Westin Tampa Waterside take top 2 spots. Gary Gaines for Patch When planning a trip to Tampa, Florida, finding the perfect place to stay is crucial for a memorable vacation. To help you make an informed decision, here are the top 5 places to stay in Tampa, complete with detailed descriptions, features, benefits, amenities, locations, pricing, and customer reviews. 1. JW Marriott Tampa Water Street: Located in Downtown Tampa, this luxury hotel…

Developer already is building 52-story, 550-unit multifamily building on a portion of its assemblage, also designed by Nichols Architects. Renders of three towers at Miami Worldcenter (Nichols Architects) Lalezarian Properties wants to expand its planned development at Miami Worldcenter by adding three apartment towers with a combined 2,040 units. The New York-based family-owned firm proposes 68-story and 31-story towers, which would rise out of the same podium, with 1,020 apartments; as well as a 67-story tower with another 1,020 units,…