MIAMI | 100 Biscayne | 1,049 FT | 104 FLOORS

[Altoic]

Developer Proposes 104-Story Tower In Downtown Miami
https://www.thenextmiami.com/another...owntown-miami/

Preliminary plans show it would include:

1,074 residential units (averaging 1,268 square feet)
252 hotel keys (averaging 540 square feet)
1,013 parking spaces

The Yve Hotel, an adjacent parking garage, and a 12-story office building at 141 NE 3rd Ave would be demolished.

Last year, a request was filed to include the properties in Miami-Dade’s Rapid Transit Zoning plan. The move would allow for county oversight of development on the property, rather than city.
Zyscovich, which is based in the New World Tower, is listed as the architect for the new tower.

[Zapatan]

Cool! But I'll get more excited when I find out which developer / we see actual renderings.

Nice to hear though. Miami is burning up (in a good way)

[bobdreamz]

Originally Posted by Zapatan

Cool! But I'll get more excited when I find out which developer / we see actual renderings.

Nice to hear though. Miami is burning up (in a good way)

The developer info is in the article :

The companies, which are said to be affiliates of RFR Realty, control the Yve and New World Tower office building, along with the parking garage and smaller office building. All were acquired in 2022.
RFR’s holdings include the Chrysler Building.

More on RFR Realty :

RFR Holding LLC is a Manhattan based, privately controlled real estate investment, development and management company founded in 1991.
Today the firm is known for owning and managing some of Manhattan’s most prestigious signature office properties, including 375 Park Avenue (The Seagram Building) and 405 Lexington (The Chrysler Building).

RFR has built a world-class portfolio of commercial and residential real estate, including many of New York’s signature office towers, ultra-luxury condominiums, hotels and high-end retail developments.

[Altoic]

Demolition Permits Applied For At Site Where 104-Story Tower Planned
https://www.thenextmiami.com/demolit...tower-planned/

The three pending demolition permit applications submitted to Miami’s Building Department are for:

316 NE 2 Street (Yve Hotel property) – total demolition of 74,143 square feet is planned, at an estimated cost of $1,514,319, according to the permit filing. The permit filing was created on May 26, and is still in the pre-screening phase
141 NE 3 Ave – total demolition of 55,431 square feet is planned, at an estimated cost of $713,978. The permit filing was created on May 26, and is still in the pre-screening phase
130 Biscayne Boulevard – total demolition is planned at an estimated cost of $1,536,115. The permit filing was created on May 30, with upfront fees paid and awaiting document upload

AlliedBean Demolition is listed as the contractor on all three permits.

[bobdreamz]

This project seems to be moving rather quickly especially for a Super tall!

[Altoic]

Yeah, hopefully the design will be sleek and glassy , almost like the previous design of One Bayfront Plaza.

[SnowFire]

10 foot ceilings?

[wanderer34]

Any progress???

[Altoic]

Proposed massing, not the final rendering, it's just meant to give you an idea.

[N830MH]

Originally Posted by wanderer34

Any progress???

Not yet. Still awaiting for FAA approval.

[Altoic]

Signs of life have again emerged.

This was submitted under DIC Zoning today.

-1,074 units
-252 hotel rooms
-1,013 Parking Spots
-1000 SF of Retail

[Innsertnamehere]

Gotta love 16 storeys of above-grade parking..

Also - 5 elevators for over 1,000 units? What????

[Dale]

Aside: why can’t they get those Freedom tower lots developed ?

[bobdreamz]

Originally Posted by Dale

Aside: why can’t they get those Freedom tower lots developed ?

Because most of those lots are owned by Miami-Dade Community College.

[Dale]

Originally Posted by bobdreamz

Because most of those lots are owned by Miami-Dade Community College.

Gotcha, does the college have any plans for the site ? Also, I seem to recall a highrise proposal that was going to wrap around the Freedom Tower.

[Altoic]

^

The Chateau Group had plans for two surface parking lots, but they have since been cancelled.