© 2026 Golden Dusk Photography, All Rights Reserved
The Former Site of Baru Urbano
Since announcing the project almost a year ago, Baru Urbano has been demolished to prepare for the construction of Brickell Flatiron.
One third of the units have already been reserved and approval of a height of 700 feet has been submitted to the FAA, according to The Next Miami.
For a look at the sales center click here.
Regatta Park in Coconut Grove
Regatta Park in Coconut Grove is found to have contaminated soil, according to the Coconut Grove Grapevine.
Although the area was never used as a city dump the contaminated soil could have come from when the land was used as a Pan-Am terminal.
The clean up is causing a delay in the development of Regatta Park.
Omni District of Miami
The Omni district in Miami is seeing a revival, thanks to recent development in the area, but craft shows, film nights and live art are helping regenerate the district.
The Omni district, also known as the Arts and Entertainment district is just North of Downtown and Southeast of Wynwood.
245 & 251 Washington Ave in South Beach
Two empty lots in South Beach have been bought by Adam Hyatt for $8.25 million, according to the Miami Herald.
The buyer plans on building a luxury boutique hotel on the lots, which are only a few blocks from Joe's Stone Crab restaurant.
The Whole Foods Under Monarc at Met 3
Whole Foods has opened on the ground level of Monarc at Met 3 in mid-January despite construction continuing above on the building.
The 32 story building is currently on the 30th floor and close to topping out.Construction is expected to be completed by the end of the year.
Construction progress photos can be seen here.
Rendering of Two Proposed Towers
Two 60 story towers from Kar Properties have been proposed next to the Miami Avenue bridge, according to Miami Today.
The two towers would have a waterfall and rise directly in front of The Ivy, Mint and Wind condos. The plan is to have 406 residential units 30,000 square feet of commercial space.
Last year, Kar Properties spent $27.5 million on the land and $33 million on the land behind the three current condos. In December 2014, a submission was made to the FAA for a 928 foot tower on the site, but no word on how tall the two proposed towers will rise.
The Paraiso Bay Complex in Edgewater
Since breaking ground in July 2014, Paraiso Bay has poured the foundation for the first tower in the complex. The cranes have been added to the site and the first tower has started to go vertical.
Paraiso I and II will be two 55 story towers with 345 units.
Residents will have 2 acres of green space and parks.
