The new entertainment complex will be located at Worldcenter’s Jewel Box building, designed by Nichols Architects, which is now under construction. A new dining & entertainment venue called Sports & Social has just been announced at Miami Worldcenter. It will include around 20,000 square feet of space, with a third-level open-air restaurant overlooking the adjacent World Square public park and plaza. The centerpiece of the venue will be a 53-foot LED display showing multiple games and sporting events at once….

Plans for downtown Miami’s M Tower, designed by Nichols Architects, were submitted to the Federal Aviation Administration on August 23. Both the permanent height of the tower and temporary construction cranes are now being reviewed by the agency. M Tower is planned to have a permanent height of 605 feet above ground, or 615 feet above sea level, the filing states. According to plans from last year, M Tower was planned to rise 49 stories and include: 624 residential units,…

The 398-room hotel was previously expanded with the addition of a 16-story tower with 282 rooms, designed by Nichols Architects By Francisco Alvarado Jeffrey Soffer’s Fontainebleau Development refinanced its JW Marriott-branded resort in Aventura’s Turnberry Isle with a $412 million loan. Bank of China New York Branch is financing the Fontainebleau affiliate that owns the JW Marriott Miami Turnberry Resort Hotel & Spa at 19999 West Country Club Drive, records show. The loan refinanced $339.5 million in debt, while tacking…

Just released, new renderings for the 57-story, 675 unit apartment tower in Downtown Miami. M Tower will have 507,071 square feet of residential space and 10,531 square feet of ground-floor commercial space.

And yep, it has a rooftop pool and bar. Written by Virginia Gil One of the best things about Wynwood: it isn’t crammed with resorts the way South Beach is or packed with high-rises like Brickell. Both mean congested avenues and Miami restaurants you’ll never get into. The worst thing about Wynwood? There’s nowhere to stay overnight, whether it’s after your Miami bar crawl or for a weekend escape in the city’s art district. Luckily, that’s soon to change. This…