Downtown Miami’s Nexus Riverside is already under construction, with a 36-story tower rising designed by Nichols Architects. The developer has now signed a utilities agreement to add hundreds more units. According to the September 6 agreement with Miami Dade’s Water & Sewer Department, Nexus Riverside 1B will include: 350 apartments 521 square feet of full service restaurant The first tower now under construction is planned to include include 428 rental apartments, 4,266 square feet of ground floor retail, and an…

New York-based Madison Realty Capital, led by Josh Zegen, is providing the financing for the Via Mizner project at 105 East Camilo Real, according to a source. It replaces the $225 million loan Madison provided in 2019. The refinancing adds to a group of large loans that developers have secured in recent months. Penn-Florida, led by president Mark Gensheimer, completed the first phase, a 366-unit apartment building, in 2018. The project also calls for a 164-room Mandarin Oriental hotel, the…

Wynhouse Miami is under construction, according to a press release from the developers. Developer Fisher Brothers obtained $117.5 million in financing to build the project, jointly provided by JP Morgan Chase and affiliates of Canyon Partners. Wynhouse is planned to rise eight stories and include: 308 rental residences approximately 26,000 square feet of ground floor retail nearly 25,000 square feet of expansive indoor and outdoor amenities 107 parking spaces (per previous filings) Nichols is the architect, with interior design of…

Demolition of a downtown Miami parking garage is now underway, new photos by Phillip Pessar show. The 7-story garage is being demolished to make way for the 57-story M-Tower Apartment building, designed by Nichols Architects. M-Tower is planned to rise 598 feet and include: 675 apartments and 10,411 square feet of retail 694 parking spaces in an 8-story podium The garage being demolished has 658 spaces. Read more at Source: The Next Miami https://www.thenextmiami.com/demolition-begins-at-site-where-57-story-m-tower-planned/

Our team went to Clearwater last week and came back with great images! There’s been fast construction progress, and the waterfront hotel Alanik is now reaching its 8th level. When the tower is done, it will be connected by a bridge to the existing Opal Sands, also designed by Nichols Architects in 2015.