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Going up in the ever changing Design District is Design 41, which will have retail, offices and a rooftop restaurant. The name was chosen from a Curbed Miami contest.
The building is designed by Enrique Norten who also designed One Ocean on South Beach.
Conrad Miami Hotel on Brickell Ave.
The Conrad Miami Hotel in the Espirito Santo Plaza is listed for sale, according to The Real Deal.
The hotel includes 103 residential condos, retail and offices inside the hotel. The listing agent, CBRE, expects it to sell for over $100 million.
The Espirito Santo building is also listed for sale in a separate transaction.
Brickell Ten in West Brickell
Brickell Ten has passed the halfway mark and is now on the 14th floor of the 22 story condo. Since we last updated on the project it was on the 6th floor.
Next to Brickell Ten is Broadstone Brickell, which is also under construction.
Broadstone Brickell in West Brickell
After starting construction in April of this year, a crane has been added to the site.
The 24 story building located is West Brickell within close proximity to I-95.
Edge on Brickell Site in Red
A site located next to the Miami River has sold for $18.3 million, according to SFBJ. The two lots located at 39 and 55 SW Miami Avenue Road at 13,979 square feet was the location of the proposed condo Edge on Brickell.
Edge on Brickell was supposed to be 55 story residential condo with 127 units developed by Rafael Aragones. A sales center was built on the site and is still currently there.
The buyer of the land is Brickview 3114 LLC managed by Gerardo Vezquez.
The Pleasure Emporium Demolished
After receiving approval from the Urban Development Review Board, demolition has begun at the Miami River site located just East of I-95 and along the Miami River.
The buildings on the site that were demolished include the Pleasure Emporium III, Sir Speedy and several single family homes. Currently Finnegan's on the River and a few boating stores remain on the site closest to the river and should be demolished soon.
The Miami River site is part of the transformation of West Brickell and will be built in five phases of construction.
Renderings of the project can be seen here.
Genting's Resorts World Site
The Next Miami is reporting that there is activity at the old site of the Miami Herald building, which was recently demolished. Genting applied for permits to rebuild the seawall at the site.
