North Development's 35-Story Brickell Build Moves Into Construction
North Development's 35-story, 579-residence tower at 1034 SW 2nd Avenue broke ground in September 2025, financed at $220 million, with completion scheduled for early 2028.
North Development's 35-story, 579-residence tower at 1034 SW 2nd Avenue broke ground in September 2025, financed at $220 million, with completion scheduled for early 2028.
LOFTY Brickell completes in August 2027 with 362 furnished homes licensed for short-term stays. The finish date, the $513 million facility and the sale record set the year the units enter the comp set.
Newgard Development Group and Two Roads Development carry two towers and 784 residences at One Brickell Riverfront on a $513 million package, with delivery fixed at August 2027.
An 80-floor, 397-residence tower at 1420 South Miami Avenue in Brickell, topped out at roughly 950 feet on 15 July 2026 on a $600 million facility split between two lenders.
The financing and the build sequence at Baccarat Residences Miami, dated from the March 2023 announcement to the 40th floor in March 2026 and a completion in early 2028.
Ytech closed $565 million in construction financing for 195 homes at 1428 Brickell, priced twice twelve months apart, with delivery targeted for late 2028.
Focus and Group Fox Management broke ground in January on a 39-story, 517-unit tower at 128 Southwest 7th Street. Gensler designed it and no delivery date is published.
E11EVEN Club Hotel & Residences broke ground in November 2021 and delivered Tower One in June 2026 with 456 residences. The hotel and day club phase in toward year-end.
The Meliá Residences Miami sales sheet makes The Sol Group a franchisor only. Visions At Brickell Station LLC carries development, operation and sales, and the licence has no stated term.
One Thousand Group assembled a 1.6-acre, three-parcel site at 3601 Biscayne Boulevard for its Anantara tower. The project record dates the acquisition April 2026; PROFILEmiami reported the closing in December 2024.
The sales disclosure carries a revocable brand licence. The release names finishes, amenities and an owner platform, and publishes no operating standard for the tower.
$880 million, seven towers, 4,032 attainable units and county approval in August 2025. The roughly $600 million construction loan has not closed.
Legacy Lender Holdings, a Monarch Alternative Capital affiliate, sued Royal Palm Companies on 2 July 2025 over $31.9 million on a stopped Miami Worldcenter tower. Monarch bought the note from Silverstein, the developer countersued, and a missed $32 million bond date moved the ownership question onto a court calendar.
A 25-floor tower at 39 NE 39th Street with 143 residences and 85 Fouquet's keys in the Miami Design District. Demolition and phased construction permits were filed in October 2026, with the vertical, site and master permits pending, and delivery corrected from 2027 to 2030.
PMG and Lndmrk secured a $126 million construction loan and started work on 233 furnished residences at 2600 Northwest Second Avenue, with delivery targeted for the second quarter of 2028.
MV Real Estate Holdings, Driftwood Capital and Merrimac Ventures broke ground on Riverside Wharf in December 2025, with a 167-key Dream Miami hotel inside 58,000 square feet of venue space. Completion is set for fall 2028.
Swire and Mandarin Oriental hold a $226 million permit and 1,286,326 square feet across two Brickell Key towers, with a 2027 rise and handover in 2030.
Banco Santander's 1401 Brickell adds 556,085 square feet of leasable office by the 2029 handover, with no hotel component and no published pre-lease.
Bayview PACE closed $200 million for Okan Group's first U.S. project on 6 January 2026, with the tower at 40 floors. The file carries three delivery dates, and 2028 is the latest published.
Crews began the ninth and final cube of the 100-story Waldorf Astoria Hotel & Residences Miami in August 2026 at level 85, with 387 residences, 205 hotel keys and completion set for the second quarter of 2028.
A $3 million federal grant and a $1.6 million state award fund the Treasure Island ferry terminal work, awarded to Thompson Builders at $3,047,000 with a $152,350 contingency.
Tutor Perini's Rudolph and Sletten holds a $155 million contract for the Diego Rivera Performing Arts Center at City College of San Francisco. The building carries 78,000 square feet and a 631-seat hall, with completion set for fall 2028.
UCSF selected Suffolk and CO Architects on 7 September 2026 to deliver its Mission Bay education center and dental clinics project under progressive design-build. Early planning fixes scope, budget and schedule; contract value, floor area and a construction start date are still unfiled.
UCSF's $4.3 billion Helen Diller Hospital: 15 stories, an 11-party contract, three years of permitting and a 30-year campus plan behind it.
The Public Works Commission approved the Powell Street construction phase on 8 October 2026 at a not-to-exceed of $32,305,991 over 510 days, with notice to proceed 5 November and construction from 15 December 2026 to 30 November 2027. The full contract stands at $34,153,810 with $3,415,381 contingency, and the record carries three different duration figures.
The Port of San Francisco and the US Army Corps of Engineers put the Recommended Plan for the 7.5-mile waterfront at $17.8 billion in 2026 dollars, certified at 20 percent design. Congress holds the federal share and the study publishes no funding schedule.
The September 2026 status report puts the funding gap at $587 million against a $7,572 million cost, with a 44.7 percent federal share, a delayed state award and a signed tax increment bill.
The Golden Gate Bridge district authorised about $1.01 billion for the final seismic phase on 24 October 2025, against a project total above $1.8 billion and an original estimate of about $880 million. Contract 1 is a $864 million, six-year award; contract 2 is a $900 million estimate with no funding attached.
Terminal 3 West opens in three components across four years, inside an $8.0 billion Ascent phase that is 62 percent unfunded.
The Planning Commission approved 541 homes at 1500 Market Street on 19 March 2026 on a 5-1 vote. The only new-construction permit on the five lots was filed in December 2016 and reads filed status.