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The 80 story proposed condo Liquid Lofts, located at 35 SW 1st St in Downtown Miami has been sent for review to the Urban Development Review Board, according to The Next Miami.
The building designed by architect Charles Sieger has been approved by the FAA at a height of 866 feet.
Under the proposal, Liquid Lofts will have 482 residential units and 311 parking spaces on the .48 acre lot.
Miami developer Russell Galbut's 17,000 square foot South of Fifth House on the top three levels of a seven story building is nearly completed.
The building has a robotic parking garage and the rooftop has an infinity pool with a waterfall.
On the first floor of the building the restaurant Red Ginger and Radio Bar are now currently open.
Hyde Beach Resort & Residences
Hyde Beach Resort & Residences has topped out since we last looked at the 41 story tower in Hallandale Beach in August.
Hyde Beach Kitchen + Cocktails has since opened in the building next to the condo on the beach.
The balconies and windows are currently being installed on the lower floors.
Previous construction photos can be viewed here.
Missoni Baia Rendering
Renderings of OKO Group's Missoni Baia at 777 NE 26th Terrace in Edgewater have been obtained by broker Michael Light.
The 56 story luxury condominium is designed by Asymptote Architecture along with Luis Revuelta of Revuelta Architecture.
The building will only have 146 units and price will range from $1.675 to $3.9 million.
The luxury condo Brickell Heights by The Related Group has topped off. The two towers with 690 residential units is expected to be be completed early next year.
Previous Brickell Heights construction photos can be viewed here.
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.
Read MoreFour Seasons Miami
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.
