Planned Regency Parc will have 18 stories, 124 units By Kate Hinsche Armando Codina’s Codina Partners scored a $115 million construction loan for its planned 18-story luxury apartment building in Coral Gables. Goldman Sachs is providing Codina’s financing for the project, a spokesman for Codina confirmed. The Coral Gables-based developer received approval for the 124-unit project at 2601 Salzedo Street in June of last year. Pricing has yet to be announced for the project. The apartment complex, Regency Parc, will…

Codina Partners has started work on a high-end apartment building in Coral Gables designed by Nichols Architects, with extra spacious units after obtaining a $115 million construction loan. By Brian Bandell Veteran developer Armando Codina said he obtained the mortgage from Goldman Sachs, with whom he has a longstanding business relationship. His Coral Gables-based development firm contributed $75 million in equity into the Regency Parc project, he added. … Located on the 1.75-acre site at 2601 Salzedo St., the 18-story…

Adler Group has proposed a 36-story apartment tower designed by Nichols Architects, near the Miami River after a deal for a municipal building on that location fell through. By Brian Bandell The city’s Urban Development Review Board will consider plans for the 29,971-square-foot site at 230 S.W. Third St. on Nov. 15. Owned by Lancelot Miami River LLC, an affiliate of Pembroke Pines-based Adler Group, the site is located just north of the river and on the east side of…

At the heart of Tampa‘s vibrant Water Street district lies the JW Marriott, Designed by Nichols Architects, a haven of luxury and sophistication. Rafael Peña The rooms at the JW Marriott are the standard in refined comfort. All of their accommodations will ensure an unforgettable stay. With spacious, elegantly appointed rooms, you’ll find the perfect retreat to unwind after exploring the city or attending meetings. World-Class Amenities Photo credit: JW Marriott Tampa Water Street When you’re not savoring the comfort…

Miami-based Adler Group proposed a 36-story residential tower, designed by Nichols Architects on a Downtown Miami site that was once slated to be new offices for the city of Miami. Matt Wasielewski, South Florida  The 345-unit project, called Nexus 1B in the proposal, is planned for a vacant site at 230 Southwest Third St. along the Miami River. Adler had originally agreed to build a new administration office on the site as part of a deal with the city, but…