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Related Group, BH Group propose apartments at Aventura office building
https://www.bizjournals.com/southflorida...d-group-bh-group-propose-apartments.html

The developers purchased the Aventura View office building at 2999 N.E. 191st St. for $51 million in July 2022. The 4-acre site currently has a 10-story, 107,000-square-foot office building.

On Feb. 23, the City Commission held a workshop to hear the plans by the Related Group and BH Group to redevelop the parking lot with a 26-story tower containing 308 apartments and some ground-floor retail space. It’s called Icon Aventura, after the Related Group’s luxury rental brand. Mayor Howard Weinberg said the commission agreed unanimously for city staff to work with the developer on bringing these plans forward so they can be considered at a future commission meeting.

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https://www.thenextmiami.com/utilities-d...-new-residential-units-at-icon-aventura/

Miami Dade’s Water & Sewer Department has completed an agreement with the developers planning the new Icon Aventura tower.

According to the February 12 agreement, the 23-story Icon Aventura will include:

295 residential units
12,470 square feet of retail
10,000 square feet of office
Plans filed with the city also show a 10-story structure with 963 parking spaces.

The developers will sell 275 units as condos, a rent out the remaining 20 units to Aventura employees such as police or teachers, according to The Real Deal.

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Aventura City Center Proposed at 2999 NE 191st Street, Replacing Viceroy Residences Concept

A revised mixed-use proposal has been filed for the four-acre development site at 2999 NE 191st Street in Aventura, where Related Group and BH Group are seeking approval to replace a previously approved 26-story, 295-unit condominium project with a scaled-down residential tower and a new hotel component. The application, submitted by Aventura 2999 LLC, is scheduled to go before the City Commission and Local Planning Agency today at 6:00 p.m. The filing also discloses the anticipated acquisition of the development entity by The Apollo Companies.

The revised proposal, now titled Aventura City Center, calls for a 23-story residential tower with 248 units, down from the 295 condominiums approved under the previous plan. Ten of those units are designated as hero housing for essential workforce members including city employees, first responders, and teachers, compared to 20 such units in the original approval. The residential tower will also include approximately 10,175 square feet of ground-floor retail.

A separate 13-story building would contain 153 extended-stay hotel rooms under a Marriott brand, alongside 15,029 square feet of retail. To accommodate the hotel, the applicant is requesting an amendment to the TC-1 Town Center zoning district to permit hotels as a conditional use, a designation the classification does not currently allow. The application also requests a reduction in the minimum size for one-bedroom units from 800 square feet to 750 square feet.