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Four Seasons Private Residences Coconut Grove

Specifics:

Units: 70
Parking Spaces: ? (Underground)
Floors: 20
Height: 200+
Architect: Luis Revuelta Architect
Developer: CMC Group and Fort Partners
Location: 2699 S Bayshore Dr

Images:

[colemonkee]

Love that lobby. Hard to tell if the palm trees on the walls are wallpaper or reliefs. If reliefs, that's going to be amazing.

[Urbannizer]

CMC Group And Fort Partners Secure $323.8 Million Construction Financing For Florida’s First Standalone Four Seasons-Branded Residences

CMC Group and Fort Partners have secured $323.8 million in construction financing from Bank OZK for Four Seasons Private Residences Coconut Grove, marking a defining moment for what will become Florida’s first standalone Four Seasons-branded residential property without an accompanying hotel.

The financing drew interest from more than 10 lenders, with competitive terms that surpassed recent luxury residential transactions in Coconut Grove — a clear signal of both the strength of the Four Seasons name and sustained confidence in the neighborhood’s long-term trajectory. Attorneys Jim Shindell and Hannah Lidicker of Bilzin Sumberg represented the development team in the transaction.

The 20-story waterfront tower broke ground in October and remains on track for completion in mid-2028. With just 70 residences, the project continues to see strong sales velocity, reinforcing demand for branded, design-driven living in one of Miami’s most established enclaves.

[Triple_Sim]

A couple years later...
So did the design change from the rendering in this thread, or are they going ahead with it as it was?

[wanderer34]

Nice rendering, but one question: why are all the towers in Coconut Grove all low or mid-rise? Why can’t they be at least 500+ ft tall? I believe having a few more taller skyscrapers in Coconut Groce would give Miami a fourth skyline, along with Downtown, Brickell, and Edgewater!

[wpolom]

Originally Posted by wanderer34

Nice rendering, but one question: why are all the towers in Coconut Grove all low or mid-rise? Why can’t they be at least 500+ ft tall? I believe having a few more taller skyscrapers in Coconut Groce would give Miami a fourth skyline, along with Downtown, Brickell, and Edgewater!

It's not allowed due to zoning codes. By the way, Brickell, downtown, Edgewater skylines are merging together to create one giant skyline (the Miami skyline).

[wanderer34]

Originally Posted by wpolom

It's not allowed due to zoning codes. By the way, Brickell, downtown, Edgewater skylines are merging together to create one giant skyline (the Miami skyline).

That kinda sucks with the zoning codes. It’s no wonder why the nice looking towers are shorter than what they should be. Hopefully, in the near future, the zoning codes changes, especially if Miami even grows to critical mass as a major American city, in key areas, of course!