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Mr. C Hotel Rendering
Previously known as the Engle Building Hotel, the 98 room hotel in Coconut Grove is now branded as Mr. C Hotel, according to The Real Deal.
The 5 story Mr. C Hotel will be operated by the Cipriani Family.
Construction began a year ago and is expected to be completed by the end of the year.
Previous construction photos of Mr. C Hotel can be viewed here.
Sabadell Financial Center
The 30 story Sabadell Financial Center in Brickell has been sold for $250 million, according to The Real Deal.
The building was purchased by Parkway Properties and KKR and the seller is Prudential Real Estate Investors.
The building was built in 2000 along with the neighboring JW Marriott hotel and is located next to the tallest building in Miami - Panorama Tower.
The Sabadell Financial Center will be renamed 1111 Brickell.
MRR Development Site in Red
MRR Development has purchased a 1.42 acre Edgewater site located between NE 2nd Ave and NE 2nd Ct, according to The Real Deal.
The site allows for up to 1.9 million square feet for a building. Currently on the site is a Price Choice Supermarket and a Learning Nest Preschool.
The assemblage is located one block North of where Sapir Corporation purchased nearly a block of land for $33 million with plans to build a 60 story tower and a 40 story tower.
The Completed Square Station
The two tower 34 story Square Station with 710 apartments is now completed in Miami's Arts & Entertainment District.
Prices range from 1 Bed/ 1 Bath $1600, 1 Bed/ 1 Bath + den $1650, 2 Bed/ 2 Bath $1930, 2 Bed/ 2 Bath + Den $2100, 3 Bed/ 2 Bath $2420.
Developed by Melo Group, construction began October 2016 and topped off September 2017.
Melo Group is also developing the under construction Art Plaza across the street, which recently reached the 8th floor.
Previous construction photos of Square Station since the start of construction can be viewed here.
Conceptual Plans For Miami Riverside Site
Adler Group has revealed conceptual plans to build an office tower and three other towers at the City of Miami's Miami Riverside Central site located at 444 SW 2nd Ave, according to Miami Today.
Designed by Nichols Brosch Wurst Wolfe & Associates, the site would have 36,177 square feet of ground floor retail, 100 public parking spaces and a landscaped public riverwalk. There would also be a 8,963-square foot hotel lobby, 35,145 square feet of amenity decks on three of the buildings and 13,087 square feet of office space.
The Miami City Commission must approve a referendum for the November ballot that would would allow the City of Miami to approve a lease or sale to Adler Group in return for a new office building.
Main Rotunda At Cocowalk
The Eastern portion of Cocowalk has begun demolition, where there used to be a Duffys Sport Grill and an abandoned Hooters Restaurant, to make way for a new 5 story class a office called One Cocowalk. The main rotunda, where the second level held a Fat Tuesdays is closed off and will eventually be demolished to create an open courtyard.
Cocowalk was purchased for $87.5 million in May 2015. The new Cocowalk was designed by Beame Architectural Partnership and Foreseer.
The Harbour Coconut Grove
Site work has started on the two story Grove Bay Garage in Coconut Grove and workers begin clearing the land. Originally, three stories, the garage has been reduced to two floors, but will still have 333 parking spaces.
After much delay, construction started on The Harbour in March after the demolition of the abandoned Chart House Restaurant that was on the site.
