The project is envisioned as a transformative biophilic mixed-use development, seamlessly integrating residential, commercial, and community spaces with sustainability and wellness at its core. This innovative development will blend nature, wellness, and forward-thinking architecture, creating a vibrant urban ecosystem. Shigeru Ban is the architect.

This new $2 billion mixed-use development will be set on 5 acres where Walmart once planned a store that was never completed.  The first 28-story tower on the property known as Midtown Park Residences by Proper was also announced today, with 288 branded residences.  A further 5 towers are planned

Another Live Local Act proposal will potentially rise 36 stories in Midtown with a total of 598 apartments.

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All of the workforce housing units (240)  would be studio apartments. Amenities include an eighth-story swimming pool, a fitness center, and pickleball courts. Among other offerings, there would also be a yoga studio and grilling area.

A new 20 story office building has been recommended by the Urban Development Review Board.  The building is proposed at the corner of N Miami Avenue and 36th Street where the billboard currently stands.  This is directly in front of you when you exit the freeway onto N Miami Avenue. 

Set amid more than 20 acres of lush greenery and just minutes from Miami’s vibrant Design District, FiftyTwoNorth will feature 192 stylish residences (located in one 11-story and two 5-story buildings) with modern finishes, expansive layouts, and thoughtful conveniences.

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The video below has the renderings.

https://youtu.be/5BDShfRsjJc

The Helm is planned to rise 36 stories and include 162 branded residences alongside 116 income-restricted apartments under the Live Local Act.  In addition to its residential offerings, the building will include approximately 83,338 square feet of office space and 48,111 square feet of retail and dining options, creating a vertical community designed to serve residents and visitors. 

Midtown is about to get it's first 600 ft Tower!  The proposed building will be on 36th Street between the railroad and NE 1 AV and is proposed at 48 stories.

The Design District Gateway is being proposed to be built where Denny's is currently operating.  The project may include a grocery store and now has UDRB and FAA approval.

Stararchitect David Chipperfield has been hired to design the West end of the Design District.

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Hotel, Condos and more luxury retail expected.

This development by Lionheart Capital will revitalize the section of NE 2nd Avenue between 42nd and 43rd Streets. 

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A meeting was held on 11/21 to gauge the neighborhood support for the rezoning of a parcel within BVE.

The Northeast Corridor is planned with 7 stations between Downtown and Aventura with a station in the Design District.

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Read more below on the conceptual design that includes the buildings around the station.

The Urban Development Review Board has recommended for approval a 47 Story Office Building proposed to replace the Shell Gas Station opposite Denny's.

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No Miami 21 Waivers requested!

Residential Project in Little River drawing inspiration from typologies across Caribbean.

Midtown is set for another apartment building, the 31 story Midtown 7

The standard Residences in Midtown opposite Trader Joe's are set for completion at the end of 2024.

A developer affiliated with DACRA has submitted plans for a 20 Story building next to the EVE and opposite Target in Midtown

The Sabal Palm Village (formerly Eastside Ridge) is sure to come back to the city under the Live Local Act.

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Eastside Ridge basically created another Midtown where Design Place currently sits.

Class A Office tower known as The Ursa is planned for the already demolished site in the Design District.

BH3 Management has already  demolished to make room for a new nine-story, 90,000-square-foot retail, showroom and office development at 3801 N. Miami Ave designed by renowned architectural firm Sieger Suarez in Miami Design District. Dubbed Design 38, the project is positioned at the southwestern entrance to the Miami Design District.