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Jade Signature in Sunny Isles Beach
The 57 story Jade Signature in Sunny Isles Beach is about to top off. The luxury condominium located at 16901 Collins Avenue was at the 43rd floor when we last looked in June.
Jade Signature was designed by Pritzker winning Herzog & de Meuron is being developed by Fortune International Group.
Construction is expected to be completed by Summer 2017.
Previous construction photos of Jade Signature can be viewed here.
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Fortune International Group is developing the under construction Jade Signature on Sunny Isles Beach.
Jade Signature has reached the 43rd floor of construction of the 57 story luxury condominium in Sunny Isles Beach.
Almost a year ago, Jade Signature was starting to go vertical and was on the 3rd floor.
The windows and glass balconies are being installed on the lower floors while the tower continues to rise. Painting of the exterior is also being done to the exterior units.
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Jade Signature is on the 32nd floor of construction of the 57 story luxury condominium located in Sunny Isles Beach.
Previous construction photos can be viewed here.
Jade Signature
Jade Signature in Sunny Isles Beach has reached the 15th floor of construction with workers starting to add the 16th floor.
When we last looked, Jade Signature was just starting to go vertical on was on the second floor. The condo will be 57 stories.
Jade Signature
As recent as December 2014, the Jade Signature was nothing more than a 50 foot deep oceanfront hole as seen from photos by Curbed Miami. Fast forward to June 2015 and the building has reached the third floor of the 57 story luxury condo.
The project is being developed by Fortune International Group and was designed by Herzog and de Meuron.
