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The 32 story rental condominium Monarc at Met 3 in Downtown Miami is now completed and accepting leases.
Construction on the building began in December 2012 after years of being an empty lot. The Whole Foods on the ground level has been open since March 2014 while construction continued on the upper levels.
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HSBC signed a new lease that has 90,000 square feet of space, thus making it the largest tenant at the Four Seasons Miami, according to The Real Deal.
The 70 story hotel, residential and office building located at 1441 Brickell Avenue was built in 2003 and is currently Miami's largest skyscraper, but will soon be surpassed by the under construction Panorama Tower on Brickell Bay Drive.
Brickell Ten
Brickell Ten just topped out when we last looked in September 2015.
The 22 story condo in West Brickell is expected to be completed before the end of the year.
Previous construction photos can be viewed here.
Frost Museum of Science
On April 5, Miami-Dade County Commissioners approved a $49 million bailout to finish construction on the Frost Museum of Science, according to The Miami Herald.
The Frost Museum of Science is located in Museum Park next to the Pérez Art Museum of Miami.
Construction progress photos of the Frost Museum of Science can be viewed here.
Miami City Self Storage in West Brickell
Across from the recently topped out Broadstone Brickell, construction is continuing on a 17,715 square foot lot which will be a Miami City Self Storage.
Construction began on the building in September 2015.
Photos of the area from two years ago can be viewed here.
Le Parc at Brickell
Construction at Le Parc at Brickell is progressing in West Brickell since we last looked in November 2015.
The 12 story condo is developed by ALTA Developers and Stretegic Properties Group. Le Parc at Brickell was designed by architect Luis Revuelta topped out in June 2015.
700 Edgewater Site
A sales center has been built at the 700 Edgewater site located at 700 NE 26th and is expected to open next week.
Developer OKO Group has spent $39 million assembling land in the area and began demolishing houses on the site in September 2015. The 12 story Electra on the Bay was demolished with an implosion in October 2015.
According to The Next Miami, a 649 foot tower was approved by the FAA and plans should be revealed soon.
Update: The condo will be branded by fashion house Missoni and will have 146 units from two to four bedrooms, according to The Real Deal.
