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Clevelander Submits Plans To Turn South Beach Party Spot Into Housing

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The owners of the Clevelander Hotel and Bar submitted plans to the city of Miami Beach on Monday to transform the famous party spot into a restaurant and 18-story housing development, shorter than the 30 stories first floated last month but substantially taller than other buildings nearby on Ocean Drive.

The proposal calls for a 200-foot tower above a ground-floor restaurant where the Clevelander currently stands. The project would have 137 residential units, 55 of which would be designated as workforce housing.

Monday’s submission comes more than six weeks after Jesta Group announced its intention to redevelop the Clevelander and adjacent Essex House hotel under Florida’s Live Local Act, which lets developers circumvent local height and density regulations if they commit to designating 40% of new housing units as affordable to renters earning up to 120% of the area median income.

 

Source:  Miami Herald

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Developer Under Contract To Buy 17,000-SF Lot In Wynwood For $7.7 Million

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Clara Homes is the latest developer to seek a piece of Wynwood.

The Miami-based company is under contract to buy a 17,000-square-foot lot for $7.7 million, with plans to build a luxury rental building on the site under Florida’s newly enacted Live Local Act, according to a company spokesperson. The sale is expected to close by the end of 2023.

The parcel holds a single-story retail building that’s home to the Austin Burke men’s clothing store at 2601 NW Sixth Avenue, located between the Interstate 95 and the 545 Wyn office building,

The clothing retailer owns the property and will remain there for now, as the deal includes a sale leaseback for one year. Austin Burke purchased the property, completed in 1967, for $340,000 in 1988, according to property records.

Clara Homes plans to build a 152-unit luxury rental building with ground-floor retail designed by Miami architectural firm Kobi Karp. The developer plans to utilize a provision from the Live Local Act, a state housing law enacted earlier this year, that allows added density in return for designating at least 40 percent of apartments as workforce housing.

 

Source:  Commercial Observer

 

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Sony Music Coming To Wynwood

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Sony Music has signed the largest office lease in Wynwood so far this year, proving creatives want to partake in the renaissance there.

Sony will join other creative companies including TikTok, Spotify and Live Nation.

Sony Music, known formally as Sony Music Entertainment, is going to take 45,000 square feet over two floors in the 10-story office building 545 Wyn at 545 NW 26 St., according to multiple sources familiar with the deal. The company is expected to move in by summer 2024.

Sony intends to consolidate a few offices around South Florida into that one building in Wynwood.

Blanca Commercial Real Estate handles commercial leasing activity at the 545 Wyn office building, and Newmark executive managing directors Lance Benson and Maury Gentile represented Sony Music in its lease deal.

 

Source:  Miami Herald

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29 Wyn Apartment Project Sells For $544K Per Unit

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Berkshire Residential Investments bought the recently completed 29 Wyn apartment complex in Miami’s Wynwood neighborhood for $135 million.

The Pérez family’s Related Group and Bob Zangrillo’s Dragon Global Management sold the pair of buildings with 248 units, combined, at 2918 and 2828 Northwest First Avenue to Boston-based Berkshire Residential, according to records and real estate database Vizzda.

The deal breaks down to $544,355 per apartment.

Completed this year, 29 Wyn consists of a 12-story building and an eight-story building separated by Northwest First Avenue. It includes 28,400 square feet of ground-floor commercial space. The complex offers studios with monthly rents starting at $2,420; one-bedroom apartments starting at $2,700; two-bedroom apartments starting at $3,494; and three-bedroom apartments for $6,282, according to 29 Wyn’s website.

Related bought the roughly 1.3-acre development site in 2016 for $12 million, records show.

 

Source:  The Real Deal

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Miami Beach To Consider Mixed-Use Development Deal For City Land

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On the city parking lot next door, the owner of Miami Beach’s Washington Park Hotel has proposed to create a mixed-use project.

On October 18, the City Commission will consider how to move forward with WPH Properties LLC‘s offer for the 14,694-square-foot parking lot at 1000 Washington Ave. It may decide to suggest that municipal employees make a contract, look for additional bids, or decide not to proceed with any proposal at all.

For $43.75 million, WPH Properties purchased the nearby Washington Park Hotel in the beginning of 2021. The business made the city an unsolicited bid for the parking lot later that year. The preliminary terms of a development agreement have been considered by city employees.

The developer wants to pay $2 million over the first three years, as well as $470,000 annually with a 2% annual increase, to lease the lot from the city for 99 years. The property was evaluated for $8.8 million, according to the city.

WPH Properties presented their ideas for a seven-story structure that would house 1,75 parking spaces, including one level of underground parking, 4,065 square feet of commercial space on the ground floor, and 33,640 square feet of office space. On the roof would be an amenity deck with a pool.

The term sheet does state that, contingent upon the developer’s choice of business plan, the middle three stories of office space—roughly 25,000 square feet—might be substituted with workforce housing apartments. Still, the applicant wants to keep the office space on the top floor regardless.

 

Source:  SFBJ

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Neology Life’s No.17 Residences Allapattah Scores $31.5M Refi

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Berkadia secured a $31.456 million loan to refinance No.17 Residences Allapattah, a 192-unit attainable luxury apartment rental building in the Fruit Packing District of Allapattah.

Senior Managing Director Charles Foschini, Managing Director Christopher Apone, and Associate Director Shannon Wilson of Berkadia South Florida secured the financing on behalf of Neology Life Development Group, a lifestyle-driven residential and commercial real estate firm, led by Lissette Calderon, that specializes in the transformation of overlooked and undervalued communities into vibrant urban neighborhoods.

Fannie Mae originated the 10-year loan with five years of interest-only.

Located at 1569 NW 17th Avenue, No.17 Residences Allapattah was completed in April 2021 and leased up in record time. It offers one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments ranging from 600 square feet to 1,125 square feet. Individual units feature smart home technology, open floor plan kitchens, stainless steel appliances, quartz countertops, washer and dryer, full-length windows, balconies, and walk-in closets. Building amenities include an expansive urban park, lobby lounge with co-working and social spaces, a TV lounge area, art-inspired pool deck, pool side cabanas, indoor/outdoor clubroom, fitness center, on-demand virtual fitness classes, a rooftop garden with a summer kitchen, an outdoor movie theater, bark park, bike storage, electric car charging stations, a zoom room, on-site parking, and 24-hour secure package rooms.

The property is situated in Miami’s centrally located Allapattah neighborhood, which is just a short walk, bike ride, drive or public transit trip from some of Miami’s largest employment centers, including the Health District, Civic/Government Center, Downtown Miami, Wynwood< and the Brickell Financial district, and offers easy access to the Dolphin Expressway and I-95. As home to the flagship location of Superblue, the Rubell Museum and El Espacio, Allapattah has quickly become an important arts and culture destination.

 

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PMG Buys Wynwood Development Site From Lndmrk For $20 Million

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Property Markets Group (PMG) acquired a development site in Miami’s Wynwood neighborhood for $20 million, property records show.

The 1-acre assemblage spans about half a block at 112 NW 30th Street and is home to three single-family homes in the Wynwood Norte Neighborhood Revitalization District. Two years ago, Miami commissioners approved zoning changes to the area in hopes of transforming warehouses into office and apartment-oriented mixed-use projects.

The seller, Lndmrk Development, assembled the seven lots last year, paying $12.5 million in total. PMG plans to erect a condo development with Lndmrk coming on as a joint venture partner, according to a source familiar with the deal.

 

Source:  Commercial Observer

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Miami Beach Neighborhood Draws $150M Block-Size Residential Towers Development

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A $150 million development promises to bring two high-rise towers built on an entire block in North Beach, following a wave of new projects in a once often-ignored neighborhood of Miami Beach.

Twin 19-story residential towers would replace surface parking lots and boutique apartment rental buildings on the 1.57-acre corner of 72nd St. and Dickens Ave., according to developer Russell Galbut. Galbut, Matis Cohen and development firm Lefferts — headed by Mendy Chudaitov — submitted plans to the city of Miami Beach’s land use board, which reviews development plans in October. Lefferts owns the entire block, except for an apartment rental building that would remain on site.

Designed by Arquitectonica, the development would deliver a total of 125 residences.

The project remains in the early phase, but construction was expected to begin in late 2024, if the partners gain the necessary approvals in the coming months. Galbut said it would take about another two years to complete.

 

Source:  Miami Herald

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Biophlic South Beach Office Building Designed By Norman Foster Approved By Board

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Miami Beach’s Planning Board voted unanimously to approve developer Shvo’s proposed Alton Road office project in South Beach.

Pritzker Laureate Lord Norman Foster and the team at Foster + Partners is designing the project with a biophilic design, inspired by Florida’s climate and vegetation. Kobi Karp Architects is working along with Foster on the design.

The project is known as The Alton. It is planned to rise six stories, and include:

  • 170,000 rentable square-feet of Class A office space
  • 17,000 square-feet of ground floor retail
  • five luxury residences

The next step is a Design Review Board hearing in October. If approved, construction of The Alton is expected to commence early 2024.

 

Source:  The Next Miami

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Miami Beach Office Building Fetches $82 Million

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Los Angeles-based Black Lion and Miami-based Massa Investment Group said they have an eight-story office building under contract for $82 million.

NG 1601 Washington Ave. LLC, an affiliate of New York-based Nightingale Group, has agreed to sell Lincoln Place at 1601 Washington Ave. Located on a ground lease with the city of Miami Beach, the building has about 110,00 square feet of office, 30,000 square feet of ground-floor retail space and a 499-space parking garage.

The building last traded for $80 million in 2016

 

Source:  SFBJ

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