Miami Development Updates — Thursday, March 26, 2026
Good morning! Here's what's new in Miami real estate development.
📰 Today's Stories
1. One Bayfront Plaza Approved at 100 S. Biscayne Blvd
One Bayfront Plaza, a 902-unit mixed-use project, approved for 100 South Biscayne Boulevard, Miami. The 95-floor development spans 3.3 million square feet, designed by Kohn Pedersen Fox for Florida Ea...
2. MetroCenter Redevelopment in Downtown Miami
MetroCenter Redevelopment, a mixed-use project, is proposed around the Stephen P. Clark Government Center in Downtown Miami. It includes 23 million sq ft of residential, commercial, and public facilit...
3. Kelly Tractor HQ Approved Outside Miami UDB
Kelly Tractor Heavy Equipment Headquarters, a 2.2 million sq ft industrial project, is approved outside Miami's Urban Development Boundary. Features include 70-ton crane bays, a fueling facility, truc...
4. Miami Design Residences Approved on North Miami Ave
Miami Design Residences, a 143-unit mixed-use building, approved for 3995 North Miami Avenue in the Design District. The 25-floor development spans 603,770 sq ft, developed by Hunter Pasteur with arch...
5. Okan Tower Rising at 555 N. Miami Ave
Okan Tower, a 415-unit mixed-use development, is under construction at 555 N. Miami Avenue in Miami. The 70-floor tower will reach 902 feet, developed by Okan Group and designed by Behar Font & Partne...
6. Miami Riverbridge Approved at 400 SE Second Ave
Miami Riverbridge, a 1342-unit mixed-use development, approved for 400 SE Second Ave, Miami. It includes 615 hotel rooms and 1180 parking spaces, developed by Gencom and Hyatt with Arquitectonica's de...
7. Ziggurat Gets Green Light in Coconut Grove
Ziggurat, a 19-unit mixed-use project, approved for 3101 Grand Avenue, Coconut Grove, Miami. Developed by Allen Morris Company with architecture by Oppenheim Architecture.
Features include 231 parkin...
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