Three South Florida development projects are moving forward across Miami Gardens, Edgewater, and West Palm Beach, spanning mixed-use redevelopment, a luxury condominium tower, and a resort expansion.
Mixed-Use Redevelopment Near Miami Gardens
Landmark QOZB Construction filed a pre-application with the county for a large-scale mixed-use redevelopment near Miami Gardens, as reported by Florida YIMBY. The developer is requesting the county rezone portions of the site from “Agricultural” to a “Mixed-use Corridor District” and an “Industrial, Light Manufacturing District.”
The submitted plans include 190 affordable rental units at 120% Area Median Income, along with approximately 24,000 square feet of restaurants, shops, and other retail space.
Edgewater Condominium Tower Accepting EB-5 Investments
The Cove Residences, A Waterfront Collection, is a 40-story, 134-unit condominium tower in Edgewater that broke ground in late March. The project began accepting EB-5 investments, per a news release.
The tower features a mix of one- to four-bedroom units with floor-to-ceiling glass and wraparound terraces.
The Breakers Resort Expansion in West Palm Beach
The Breakers resort in West Palm Beach began demolition for a major expansion to build an entertainment center, set to open in 2028. The resort is also seeking approval for an underground garage and renovations of a 16,000-square-foot courtyard.
Frequently Asked Questions About South Florida Development Projects
What is the proposed rezoning near Miami Gardens?
Landmark QOZB Construction is asking the county to rezone portions of the site from “Agricultural” to a “Mixed-use Corridor District” and an “Industrial, Light Manufacturing District.”
How many affordable units are included in the Miami Gardens plan?
The submitted plans include 190 affordable rental units at 120% Area Median Income.
How tall is The Cove Residences tower in Edgewater?
The Cove Residences is a 40-story, 134-unit condominium tower in Edgewater.
What is The Breakers building in West Palm Beach?
The Breakers began demolition for a major expansion to build an entertainment center, set to open in 2028.
Are there retail spaces planned for the Miami Gardens redevelopment?
The plans include approximately 24,000 square feet of restaurants, shops, and other retail space.
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