In case the cranes dotting the Miami skyline aren’t catching your eye, you must be living under a rock not to notice that commercial construction continues to boom in South Florida. With so many projects changing the profile of the South Florida skyline as we know it, boiling it down to the following five projects was no easy task. Let’s look at some of the most exciting commercial construction projects currently in works for Ft. Lauderdale and Miami.
- 100 Las Olas – https://www.onehundredlasolas.com/ – Located at the border of Las Olas and 1st SE Avenue, 100 Las Olas promises to the be the tallest tower in Ft. Lauderdale. A mixed-use project, this modern high rise will feature ground-floor retail and restaurants along with luxury condominiums that offer state-of-the-art amenities such as a rooftop pool, dry sauna, catering kitchen and more.
- Wynwood 25 – http://www.wynwood25.com/ – In a sea of apartment projects, at a first glance, Wynwood 25 may appear to fit into the same bucket as most of its competitors. Set in the creative and artsy Wynwood setting, this 279-rental building is specifically targeted to millennials who care very little about space and very much about functionality. With units as small as 400 sq. ft., residents will appreciate the luxurious kitchens and 10’ ceilings that are included. Unique, on-site amenities include a yoga studio, collaborative work centers, dog wash, landscaped rooftop terrace and barbeque.
- Panorama Tower in Brickell – http://panoramatower1101community.com/project-description/ – This 83-story project is currently under construction and will be the tallest skyscraper in downtown Miami. Situated in the booming Brickell neighborhood, it will feature 208 hotel rooms, 821 luxury apartments, more than 100,000 sq. ft. of medical office space and 50,000 sq. ft. of high end retail.
- 27@Lincoln – http://lointerhome.com/#ancla_dev It may seem like mixed-use mega projects are the only ones receiving media coverage these days, but 27@Lincoln is more representative of what’s driving the construction growth in South Florida which is office space. This innovative project, headed up by Lointer Homes, is situated in Coconut Grove and offers 68,000 sq. ft. of Class A office space. Those seeking the luxury of a downtown office space with more reasonable pricing will appreciate the lower rents combined with innovative on-site amenities such as an underground parking garage with hydraulic lift, wrap-around balconies and a landscaped rooftop terrace designed to inspire. And while we didn’t classify it as mixed use, the project technically is with 5,000 sq. ft. of retail space designed to help support those who work there.
- Miami Worldcenter – http://panoramatower1101community.com/project-description/ – Bordering 2nd & Miami Ave. and extending up to 11th Street, this extensive 10-block site is set for one of the largest commercial construction overhauls the city has ever seen. Surrounded by the Perez Art Museum Miami, the American Airlines Convention Center and the Frost Museum of Science, the Miami Worldcenter will take 27 acres and transform it into an open-air shopping promenade featuring international high-street brands and an array of vertical projects including a Marriot Marquis, luxury apartments, outdoor performing arts venues, restaurants and public plaza. This exciting project will be completed in phases with the first phase due for completion in 2019.
Rendering of the 83-story Panorama Tower which will officially become Miami’s tallest skyscraper.
Artist’s rendering of 27@Lincoln, a class-A office space building featuring wrap-around balconies, rooftop garden and garage with hydraulic lifts.
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