With all this downtown craze let's not forget about the other booming areas in miami...Like the North Beach area of Miami Beach...if anyone thought Miami Beach was maxed out, I'm here to prove you wrong...more edgy designs and architechture are now coming to reality and I'm lovin all of it!

This was mid-August, on around 63th st and Indian Creek (extreme North Beach and Extreme south Surfside)


AKOYA in all it's architechtural glory


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The Regatta


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Aqua from the park (the greatest thing from Miami Beach in a while)


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Something is going up in front of Casablanca (I have no idea)


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The Bath club going up


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The Bath Club and 6000 Indian Creek


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Let's look at Aqua more closely


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The townhome/villa portion of Aqua


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http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v479/kleclerc4/South%20Beach/IMG_0846.jpg


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Looking North east


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I adore this building...so futuristic...so funky


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Looking South at Indian Creek...when you're there in person, it's hyper-density as far aas the eye can see...it blows your mind!


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Density on both sides of the creek, beautiful scenery, I can't get enough of it!


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On the Miami Beach side you can see Fontainbleau II rising and the foundation work for 6000 Indian creek almost finished


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Let's get closer


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6000 Indian Creek and Aqua in the background


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Finally leaving, but I caught a quick shot of the villa portion of Aqua, very dense...


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On the Julia Tutle Causway caught a glimpse of the fabulous work on Blue in Miami!


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In South Miami...got amazing pics of this hott ride!!


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beautiful, sometimes we forget that miami is exploding all over the place

the hyper denisty looking south blows ur mind, makes u wonder why traffic isnt at a total standstill, so crazy!

wouldnt a streetcar line goin down collins from south beach up to north beach and past make sense, i mean, it would b acessable for the whole beach ( i mean the beach is only a few blocks wide) and this would link all of miami beach together, totally eliminatiing the need for cars if u live on the beach

ive heard peope say that theres three places in the us that u can live without a car, new york, chciago, and san fran, well if they built a streetcar line, or light rail for that matter, u could add miami beach as a forth

great pics street, ur such a treasured member of the forum, lol, keep it coming!

aww..thanks nimby


this is what the Aqua townhomes will look like


http://www.aqua.net/images/slide_gatehouse.jpg


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http://www.aqua.net/images/slide_pool.jpg


It's crazy I tell ya!


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Great shots.
Thanks for the update on Aqua as well. I hadn't realized they were that far along. They're looking really good. Let's hope for more developments like that in Miami.

Aqua looks awesome, really makes that whole area dense and built up. They really need to get the transportation on the fast track otherwise its only going to hurt things.

i drove through here today, man! the density is crazy, great neighborhood, one of miamis best

GREAT PICS STREET, :) I Want that Camera ! AQUA ISLAND is almost finished , WOW, and 6000 Indian Creek CONDO is going up, and I love the AKOYA TOWER , its at 492 FEET, 47 Stories, WOW, Awesome Pics of North Beach on Miami Beach, THE BATH CLUB is also almost finished, Very Nice. This area has Boom, Wait till the Canyon Ranches TOWERS go up next year and after that MORE are expected in that area. :cheers:

woow those are somm hott pics,

extreme density

thanks for the pics

real nice pics, street. i don't get up that way very often so your pics really help.

i didn't realize aqua was that far along. it's lookin good.

keep 'em comin' street!

Thanks guys...Aqua is surely beautiful and I agree, we need more of those in South Florida

As for transportation, I think we all agree that Metrobuses just ain't gonna cut it! Baylink needs to be put on fast track and extended to surfside or at least North Beach!

Baylink would be a magnificent urban addition to the lifestyle of Miami Beach and (soon the Miami core)


http://downtownmiami.photomachine.net/tour/albums/DDA/aaa.jpg


http://www.miamidade.gov/mpo/images/mpo6-baylink-maps-lpa.gif

i agree, baylink is perfect for miami beach. it's hard to believe that there are people who are actually against it, but i've grown used to that kind of ridiculous thinking.

on a different note, has anyone seen this building on miami beach?
http://www.viracon.com/where/7.jpg

it's the salick cancer center that's part of mt. sinai on the beach. i love the multi-colored glass that was used. the reason i bring up this building (besides the fact that it's a cool building) is that i wish we'd see more use of different colored glass on the towers that are planned for all of miami. wouldn't marinablue be stunning if the blue & green glass on it were the same shade as the blue & green glass used on the above cancer center?

i'm assuming, though, that the blue will be the standard blue color that we're seeing on a lot of the buildings these days. not that it's a bad color, but there's plenty of it out there now. i'm really curious to see what the green will look like.

anyway, sorry to get off subject. just had to get that off my chest.

that building looks pretty sweet skydive, it's eclectic...however I feel that these colors would be too striking for such a large tower as Marina Blue?

These creative/moody colors look awesome on a small scale, but IMO, can become uber-tacky when applied to a massive structure!....We'll see though, ya never know!

i agree wit street... these can be nice sometimes... but often come across as very tacky... though ive seen it done nicely sometimes...

im not saying always use the same color glass... but stick to one per building... make one building all green glass, or blue glass, or w/e, but when combined, they just dont look good

^^ that's true if a building the size of Marina Blue used only one of the colors shown in the above pic, it'd prob be fine....but two colors I don't think so!

Streetscaper: Awesome Pics. One correction though. The building you identified as "Fountainbleau 2", accross the street from the 6000 Indian Creek is actually "The Residences at the Bath Club". The project is a super-luxury condo tower developed on part of the site of an old beach and tennis club, called the Bath Club. The club was sold to developer R. Donahue Peebles, who raized a portion of it and built the condo tower in its place. Fountainebleau II, (now Fountainebleau Tower) is actually 20 blocks south at the Hilton Fountainebleau Hotel.

Streetscaper: Awesome Pics. One correction though. The building you identified as "Fountainbleau 2", accross the street from the 6000 Indian Creek is actually "The Residences at the Bath Club". The project is a super-luxury condo tower developed on part of the site of an old beach and tennis club, called the Bath Club. The club was sold to developer R. Donahue Peebles, who raized a portion of it and built the condo tower in its place. Fountainebleau II, (now Fountainebleau Tower) is actually 20 blocks south at the Hilton Fountainebleau Hotel.


Oh thanks for the info, when I mentioned Fontainbleau II, I was truly doubting myself, since I fontainbleau 1 was no where in sight!, I'll edit my post, thanks again

anybody who knows how to post pics let me know i have new pics and only rely on miaballinboi to post them but he gets behind sometimes

abdimun@aol.com

Does anyone have any renderings of "The Residences at the Bath Club?"

im with rx, if any1 cant explain wat it is u have to do, i cant figure it out, when i click the little button to insert a picture, it asks me for an html, any help?

rx & nimby,

when you click on "reply", you'll have a bunch of options just above the dialog box that you type in. the little yellowish box (just below the font size drop-down) is the insert image option. use that to add the images.

you can only add images that are already online somewhere. once you found the pic you wanna post, right click on it, go to properties & then highlight & copythe address (url). once you've got it copied, click on the insert image button & paste the url into the box. the box starts you off with the http://
so make sure you don't have that part in twice if you already copied that from the pic url. when you hit "ok" it'll show the pic you're inserting in the dialog box with a [img] before & after the pic url. that's it. enter down a couple times to the 2nd or 3rd line if you wanna add more pics.

i couldn't figure it out in the beginning either.

hope this helps.

oh, u can only post pics that r somewhere else on the internet, i was trying to upload em from my comp, thats wat confused me

thanks, ill give it a spin pretty soon

Does anyone have any renderings of "The Residences at the Bath Club?"
YES STREET, :) You'll LIKE these PICS at www.thebathclub.com CHECK IT OUT, You Can Live Like a KING !!! in this Place, ALL for ONLY a MILLION and UP , lol. This Condo Tower is the Place to be in NORTH BEACH. :cheers:

Cool...this is across from 6000 Indian Creek


http://www.thebathclub.com/common/images/residences.jpg

6000 Indian Creek


http://miamirealestatetrends.com/Images/StarterImages/6000_indian_creek_pic.jpg

YES STREET, and that 6000 Indian Creek TOWER is on its second fLOOR, already going UP.

chuckscraper what general contractor is working on 6000 Indian creek

Good Question Renner :) , ITs the same Contractor that built the PORTOFINO TOWER on South Beach, PINNACLE TOWER In Sunny Isles Beach, and LAS OLAS RIVERHOUSE Condo tower in Downtown Ft.Lauderdale, ITS GOT TO BE CHASE Construction Company, Because the NAME CHASE is on the TOWER Construction Cranes. This 6000 Indian Creek Tower will be Awesome , and One of the LAST Tallest Towers Built on MIAMI BEACH. :cheers:

I found out today it is GS2 Corporation which is part of the Seiger Suarez Architectural partnership that are also building the terra beachside in north miami beach and I think also the cabana on miami beach.

http://www.siegersuarez-architect.com/

how tall will 6000 indian creek be?

how tall will 6000 indian creek be?
YES STREET :) , its JUST 27 FLOORS with only 42 SOLD OUT UNITS, AT 300 Feet :cheers: , it was one of the Last MIAMI BEACH Grandfathered TOWERS to go over 22 FLOORS, Thats NOW a MIAMI BEACH APPROVE ONLY LIMIT.
CHECK OUT FountainBlue's # 3 TOWER its only 22 FLOORS high LIMIT was all it can go up !!, It Sucks !! :bash:

STREET :) , the Residences at THE BATH CLUB CONDO is TOPPED OUT, and the finishing touches are being added on, its a great Tower in the North Beach area. I drove by there today and that 6000 Indian Creek Condo is going to be a Skinny 27 story condo as it just finished the second floor across from the Bath Club Tower. INTEREST RATES are still at a 7-MONTH LOW at www.interest.com Check it out NOW. :cheers:

Great news..6000 Indian Creek is a very nice design....good thing it's skinny, it'll make it seem taller!

22 story thats sucks so much,

they should make it a 22 story tower but with like 20 foot ceilings lool, or a 22 story office tower with high ceilings to make it tall,

lol those nimbys

Great news..6000 Indian Creek is a very nice design....good thing it's skinny, it'll make it seem taller!
TRUE STREET :) , Its VERY SKINNY, as it goes UP now at the second Floor, This 27 - Story Condo Tower will be Tall and Slim Green Color Tower, Really Nice. :cheers:

The South Tower of the Canyon Ranch CONDO has Started :) , and its already got the Foundation HALF IN, as I drove by therre TODAY, Monday, November the 8th, its the shortest of the 4 Towers, but its a START. :cheers:

Great news...anyone got any renderings?

http://www.miamirealestatetrends.com/pages/CanyonRanch.aspx
looks good

ANYONE Watching CHANNEL 6 in South Florida in the LAST 15 Minutes, There was a Man , Ralph Robinson, from MIMO Preserve, who is trying to SAVE the OLD Motels and Hotels from Destruction for New Condos, He wants to try and save all the ART deco displays on old motels in the NORTH BEACH Area of Miami Beach.

ITS OVER NOW, :) but I'm watching the show still, South Florida TODAY, and this man was mostly talking about Buildings that were built in the Early years , LIKE the CASTAWAYS Motel in Sunny Isles Beach that was completetly Knocked down :bash: , which the WRECK BAR there was an ART DECO Finished Building completely destoryed :bash: by the Developer.Also WOFFIES Coffee Shop is all gone and could be Bulldosed :bash: , He's got a book of all th ART Buildings in South Florida that are going to be gone :bash: if They don"t Stop the Developers, Including the Carrilon Hotel, in the Canyon Ranch Condo PLANS, ITS a ART Building thats GOT TO BE SAVED. :cheers:

more modern

Yeah..I don't how I feel about this...I feel that North Beach should become modernized, since it's already alomist there!...but further north in Surfside there are many old structures (old 3 story condos and motels) that I feel should stay. There's plenty of room up there to build. They should integrate the new stuff with the old to make a more cohesive urban environment!

its simple, keep the good old ones... bulldoze the crappy old ones for better new ones... just that simple, well actually not that simple, actually its endlessly complicated, but still, the idea is sound

Yeah...it is a very complicated question. At one time, they wanted to bulldoze everything on Ocean Drive. Without OD, there would be no historic district, and Lincoln Road would not be the same.
The guys name is Randall Robinson, and he has a nice coffee table book out.
I'm not sure if I dig on the MIami MOdern MIMO architecture, but if it turns out that I do in 25 years, I'll be very thankful that they preserved it!
If in 25 years I still think its goofy, we can bulldoze it then!!!

Yeah...it is a very complicated question. At one time, they wanted to bulldoze everything on Ocean Drive. Without OD, there would be no historic district, and Lincoln Road would not be the same.
The guys name is Randall Robinson, and he has a nice coffee table book out.
I'm not sure if I dig on the MIami MOdern MIMO architecture, but if it turns out that I do in 25 years, I'll be very thankful that they preserved it!
If in 25 years I still think its goofy, we can bulldoze it then!!!
ROARK :) , thats the Man on that show on Thursday, I AGREE with What you Just said, Sounds GOOD TO ME. :cheers:

Here is a listing of all the projects currently going on in North Beach. There are a ton!

http://www.gonorthbeach.com/Master_Plan/new_dev.html

Current North Beach Developments
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Est. Total Private Investment: $592,508,000.00
Total Residential Units: 2,542

600 76th Street
Construction of a new 2-story, 3-unit apartment building with ground floor parking on a vacant lot
Location: 600 76th Street
Cost: $0.00
Developer / Applicant: Israel Fleitas
Status: DRB approved
Number of Residential: 3
Project Approval Date: 12/17/2002


6000 Indian Creek Drive
Construction of a new 24-story building with 42 residential units, 66 parking spaces and 1200 s.f. of ground floor office
Location: 6000 Indian Creek Drive
Cost: $7,700,000.00
Developer / Applicant: GS2 Corporation
Status: DRB approved
Number of Residential: 42
Project Approval Date: 05/25/1998


630 85th Street
Construction of a 4-story, 18-unit residential building
Location: 630 85th Street
Cost: $500,000.00
Developer / Applicant: 85th Street Associates, Ltd.
Status: Permit approved
Number of Residential: 18
Project Approval Date:


6461 Indian Creek Drive
Construction of a 6 unit, 3 story condominium
Location: 6461 Indian Creek Drive
Cost: $1,000,000.00
Developer / Applicant: Capri LLC
Status: Construction
Number of Residential: 6
Project Approval Date: 11/20/2001


7700 Collins Ave.
Construction of a 10 unit 5 story residential apartment building
Location: 7700 Collins Avenue
Cost: $500,000.00
Developer / Applicant: CR Alliance, LLC
Status: Permit approved
Number of Residential: 10
Project Approval Date: 03/20/2001


7700 Tatum Waterway Drive
Construction of a new 9-unit 4-story multi-family residential building on a lot containing an existing parking lot
Location: 7700 Tatum Waterway Drive
Cost: $0.00
Developer / Applicant: Tatum Pointe Holding, LLC
Status: DRB approved
Number of Residential: 9
Project Approval Date: 01/21/2003


7744 Collins Avenue
Construction of a 20-unit 5-story apartment building
Location: 7744 Collins Avenue
Cost: $1,500,000.00
Developer / Applicant: 7744 Collins LLC
Status: Permit pending
Number of Residential: 20
Project Approval Date: 03/19/2002


7833 Atlantic Way
Construction of a new 3-story, 6400 square feet single family home
Location: 7833 Atlantic Way
Cost: $0.00
Developer / Applicant:
Status: HPB approved
Number of Residential: 1
Project Approval Date: 02/10/2004


8021 Harding Ave
Construction of a new 5-unit 4-story condominium building
Location: 8021 Harding Avenue
Cost: $1,500,000.00
Developer / Applicant: Italbuilding, Inc.
Status: DRB approved
Number of Residential: 5
Project Approval Date: 10/15/2002


894 80th Street
Demolition of a one story home and construction of a new 3 story
Location: 894 80th Street
Cost: $0.00
Developer / Applicant: Antonio Lorenzo
Status: DRB approved
Number of Residential: 6
Project Approval Date: 09/16/2003


Akoya
Construction of a 48 story, 461 unit condominium tower
Location: 6365 Collins Avenue
Cost: $115,000,000.
Developer / Applicant: Meruelo Enterprises
Status: Construction
Number of Residential: 461
Project Approval Date: 06/04/1994


Altos del Mar Apartments
Construction of a new 3 story 6 unit apartment building
Location: 8041 Harding Avenue
Cost: $840,000.00
Developer / Applicant: Naroca Partners 111, Ltd.
Status: Construction
Number of Residential: 6
Project Approval Date: 07/16/2002


Aqua on Allison Island
Construction of new 46 zero-lot line homes ranging in price from $1 million to $7 million and 105 condominium units in three mid-rise buildings ranging in price from $400,000 to over $3 million
Location: 250 63rd Street
Cost: $160,000,000.
Developer / Applicant: 63rd Street Associates (Dacra)
Status: Construction
Number of Residential: 151
Project Approval Date: 10/06/2000


Avanti
Partial demolition of 3 existing structures and new construction of 15 2 and 3 story townhomes
Location: 960 Bay Drive
Cost: $0.00
Developer / Applicant: Normandy Holdings
Status: DRB approved
Number of Residential: 15
Project Approval Date: 11/18/2003


Bath Club
Restoration of the historic Bath Club and construction of a 118 unit, 21 story condominium and 6 oceanfront villas, for a total of 124 residential units, also gardens, restaurants, a clubhouse, and amenities
Location: 5937 Collins Avenue
Cost: $125,000,000.
Developer / Applicant: Peebles Atlantic Development Corporation
Status: Construction
Number of Residential: 124
Project Approval Date: 09/10/2002


Baylights
Construction of a 12 unit 5 story condominium
Location: 1910 Bay Drive
Cost: $0.00
Developer / Applicant: Hank Rodstein
Status: DRB approved; one
Number of Residential: 12
Project Approval Date:


Bayview Lofts
Construction of a 5 story residential building
Location: 2000-2008 Bay Drive
Cost: $1,728,000.00
Developer / Applicant: Marcelo Borodowski
Status: DRB approved
Number of Residential: 22
Project Approval Date: 10/15/2002


Bel-Aire Condominium
Construction of a new 130 unit 18 story condominium/hotel
Location: 6515 Collins Avenue
Cost: $20,000,000.0
Developer / Applicant: Atlantic Bel-Aire, LC
Status: Construction
Number of Residential:130
Project Approval Date: 12/11/2003


Byron Hall Apartments
Exterior renovation and condo conversion of existing 17-story apartment
Location: 401 69th Street
Cost: $0.00
Developer / Applicant: Byhall, LLC
Status: DRB approved
Number of Residential:
Project Approval Date: 04/20/2004


Cabanas (Comfort Inn/ Allison)
Partial demolition and rehabilitation of hotel including the addition of 53 hotel rooms, a new atrium, pool deck, cabanas and a parking garage
Location: 6261 Collins Avenue
Cost: $0.00
Developer / Applicant: BSG Development
Status: HPB approved
Number of Residential: 0
Number of Hotel: 53
Project Approval Date: 11/12/2003


Carillon, The
Renovation of the existing 40-year-old hotel including 96 condominium units and 136 hotel rooms. New construction of a building to the south including 146 condomium units, and a building to the north including 237 condominium units with a total of 136 hotel rooms and 479 condominium units
Location: 6801 Collins Avenue
Cost: $120,000,000.
Developer / Applicant: Transnational Properties, Inc.
Status: Construction
Number of Residential: 479
Project Approval Date: 10/17/1996


Casablanca Villas
Construction of a 6 story 43 unit condominium
Location: 6343-6363 Indian Creek Drive
Cost: $0.00
Developer / Applicant: Casablanca Villas, LLC
Status: DRB approved
Number of Residential: 43
Project Approval Date: 09/16/2003


Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saint
New construction
Location: 6950 Indian Creek Drive
Cost: $2,000,000.00
Developer / Applicant: The Church
Status: Completed
Number of Residential: 0
Project Approval Date:


Collins, The
Renovation of an existing 14 story building into 238 condominium units
Location: 6917 Collins Avenue
Cost: $7,000,000.00
Developer / Applicant: Carlton Properties
Status: Construction
Number of Residential: 238
Project Approval Date:


Deauville on the Bay
Construction of a new 15-story residential building on a vacant lot
Location: 6650 Indian Creek Drive
Cost: $0.00
Developer / Applicant: Indian Creek Holdings, LLC
Status: DRB approved
Number of Residential: 98
Project Approval Date: 03/16/2004


Deauville Parking
Construction of a five (5) story parking garage with six (6) levels of parking. Accessory ground level retail space fronts 67th Street
Location: 6625 Indian Creek Drive
Cost: $0.00
Developer / Applicant:
Status: DRB approved
Number of Residential: 0
Project Approval Date: 01/20/2004


Deauville, The
Partial demolition, partial reconstruction, alteration, renovation and rehabilitation of an existing hotel complex, as well as the construction of a new 21 story residential structure.
Location: 6701 Collins Avenue
Cost: $0.00
Developer / Applicant: Deauville Associates, LLC
Status: HPB approved
Number of Residential: 144
Project Approval Date: 12/09/2003


Lofts at the Linx
Construction of a new 8 unit, 5 story condominium building with parking at ground level and 4 stories of residential units above
Location: 185 South Shore Drive
Cost: $600,000.00
Developer / Applicant: N/ A
Status: Permit pending
Number of Residential: 24
Project Approval Date:


Nautica
Construction of a new 30 unit 4 story loft type condominium building
Location: 5970-5990 Indian Creek Drive
Cost: $6,000,000.00
Developer / Applicant: Nautica Investments, LLC
Status: Construction
Number of Residential: 30
Project Approval Date:


Ocean Blue
Construction of a new, 12 story condominium including 105 units ranging in price from $140,000 for 700 sq. ft. 1 bedroom to $599,000 for 1,850 sq. ft. 3 bedrooms. Prices per square foot range between $200 and $354. Amenities include swimming pool, spa, sundeck, and fitness facility, covered parking
Location: 7600 Collins Ave.
Cost: $23,540,000.0
Developer / Applicant: Mashan Contractors, Inc.
Status: Construction
Number of Residential: 105
Project Approval Date: 12/16/1997


Ocean Sound
Construction of a new 19 story, 60 unit residential building on a vacant lot
Location: 6747 Collins Avenue
Cost: $0.00
Developer / Applicant: Ocean Sound 6747 LLC
Status: DRB approved
Number of Residential: 60
Project Approval Date: 06/17/2003


Pelican Creek
Demolition of two existing buildings and new construction of a six-story 52- unit residential building with 78 parking spaces
Location: 6580 Indian Creek Drive
Cost: $0.00
Developer / Applicant: Fernando Hara Levy (dba Pelican Creek)
Status: DRB approved
Number of Residential: 52


Rowe
Renovation of existing motel
Location: 6600 Collins Avenue
Cost: $0.00
Developer / Applicant: N/ A
Status: Completed
Number of Residential: 0
Project Approval Date: 07/15/2003


Terra Beachside Villas
Demolition of a one story commercial building and new construction of 6- story 117-unit residential building
Location: 6000 Collins Avenue
Cost: $0.00
Developer / Applicant: Royal World Metropolitan Inc.
Status: DRB approved
Number of Residential: 117
Project Approval Date: 03/18/2003


Terra II
Construction of a 6-story condominium building with a parking garage
Location: 6064 Collins Avenue
Cost: $0.00
Developer / Applicant: BSG Corporation
Status: DRB approved
Number of Residential: 32
Project Approval Date: 10/14/2003


Vilazul
Demolition of a 1-story house and construction of a new 20-unit 5-story multi-family residential building
Location: 7728 Collins Avenue
Cost: $1,500,000.00
Developer / Applicant: Vilazul- 7728 LLC
Status: Permit pending
Number of Residential: 20
Project Approval Date: 12/16/2003


Villas at Nonnandy
Demolition of 4 existing 2-story apartment buildings and construction of 34 new 4-story townhomes
Location: 163,173, and 193 North Shore Drive
Cost: $0.00
Developer / Applicant: Normandy Holdings, II, LLC
Status: DRB approved
Number of Residential: 34
Project Approval Date:


Wellworth
Renovation of a 3-story building and conversion
Location: 7326 Collins Avenue
Cost: $300,000.00
Developer / Applicant: Wellworth Associates, LLC
Status: HPB approved
Number of Residential: 25
Project Approval Date: 08/18/2003

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