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In the Wynwood Art district of Miami, 250 Wynwood has recently topped off.
The live/work building is located in the heart of Wynwood next to all the galleries and the popular Panther Coffee.
The 7 story project is developed by Fortis Development Group and the architect is Laith Sayigh.
The opening is expected by Summer 2015.
Fencing Around Brickell Bayview Center
Fencing has been added to the Brickell Bayview Center site at 86 SW 8th St. The ramp that leads into the parking garage into the Chase building next door is going to be coming down soon in preparation of the construction.
The 48 story tower was given approval by the FAA in September 2014.
Located in the Arts and Entertainment district in Miami Melody Tower by Melo Group is now going vertical.
Since our last update, two cranes have been added to the site, which will rise 36 floors and have 497 residential units.
Just a few blocks West, Melo Group recently bought land for $16 million, but have not announced what they plan to do with it yet.
After starting construction in July 2014, the East Coast Building is already at the halfway mark of its 9 story height.
Located on the Miami River next to Flagler on the River, the building will be mixed use that will include a rooftop restaurant.
Across the street will be the second phase of Flagler on the River on the old East Coast Fisheries site.
Miami Marine Stadium With Downtown Miami In The Distance
On Thursday, the City of Miami Commissioners voted to pay $16 million over the next year to improve the grounds outside the Miami Marine Stadium according to the Miami Herald. This was done so that the Stadium will be able to host the Miami International Boat Show starting in 2016.
The boat show will pay the city $1.1 million per year plus 50% in any parking and concession fees.
The boat show will remain at the Stadium until 2017, but afterwards there is uncertainty.
An aerial video of the Stadium can be seen here.
Miami Herald Building Being Demolished
After months of slowly dismantling the Miami Herald building and beginning the official demolition in April 2014, the building is almost completely torn down.
The Northern piece of the building is all that remains and should be fully down by the end of January.
So far, there are no plans for construction in the foreseeable future. Getting has been quiet on the since gambling failed to become legalized. The Miami Herald reports that Miami Tomás Regaledo has not heard from Genting in months and they have not submitted any plans.
Since buying the 14 acre site for $236 million there have been speculation that Genting plans to sell the site, especially for the demand of land on the waterfront.
An aerial video of the building can be seen here.
After purchasing property at 1400 Biscayne Boulevard for $57.3 million, Related Group has added a sign to the property indicating that they plan to build an Auberge Residences and Spa on the site.
The tower will be 60 stories and be designed by Arquitectonica.
Construction will start by the end of the year.
