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Updates in Miami Beach

Construction milestones, new releases and news from the buildings in Miami Beach.

Miami Beach
  • The Residences at Six Fisher Island: A $154.3 million building permit was reported for the project.
  • The Estates at Acqualina: A penthouse sold for $33 million, a building record.
  • Continuum South Tower: Two combined units owned by former Nautica CEO Harvey Sanders sold for $18.4 million.
  • Shore Club Private Collection: A $97 million phased construction permit was reported for the tower.
  • Rivage Bal Harbour: Final penthouse released at $75 million.
  • 7200 Collins: Deutsche Bank provided an $85 million construction loan.
  • St. Regis Residences Sunny Isles: Coastal Construction completed the South Tower's 10,000-cubic-yard mat foundation pour.
  • Raleigh at Rosewood Residences: The Planning Board recommended approval of Nahla's expansion amendments.
  • Apogee: William Duker listed his triplex penthouse for $78 million.
  • Oceana Bal Harbour: Upper penthouse asking $23.95 million went under contract.
  • Seaway North at The Surf Club: Sold out at $386.4 million after completion, averaging $38.6 million per unit.
  • St. Regis Residences Sunny Isles: Developers secured a $113.75 million loan from City National Bank for the North Tower.
  • Fendi Château Residences: A 3,900-square-foot condo sold off-market for $16.5 million.
  • Casa Cipriani Miami Beach: 13th Floor obtained a $105 million loan from BH3 for the site.
  • Surf Row Residences: Secured a $30.5 million construction loan from Maxim Capital Group; presales reached about $23 million.
  • Four Seasons Private Residences at The Surf Club: Howard Schultz's $44 million penthouse purchase was reported.
  • 7200 Collins: A groundbreaking ceremony marked the start of construction.
  • The Perigon: The 17-story tower topped out.
  • Five Park Miami Beach: The last remaining penthouse sold for about $18.5 million.
  • Ocean House Surfside: Unveiled a two-level, full-floor penthouse priced at $70 million.
  • Palma Miami Beach: Lefferts held the groundbreaking with about 50 percent of residences sold.
  • St. Regis Residences Sunny Isles: Bank OZK increased the construction loan to $418.3 million.
  • Seaway South at The Surf Club: Penthouse PH-11 sold for $86 million, a Miami-Dade condo price record.
  • Shore Club Private Collection: The tower's foundation pour was completed with residences over 85 percent sold.
  • Bentley Residences: Dezer secured a $630 million construction loan from Madison Realty Capital.
  • Ocean Terrace Residences: Sales officially launched with more than $200 million in presales.
  • Oceana Bal Harbour: Unit 2601 sold for $30 million, a Bal Harbour condo record.
  • Raleigh at Rosewood Residences: Nahla Capital acquired the Raleigh site for $270 million.
  • 72 Carlyle: Lefferts launched sales of 72 Carlyle.
  • Ritz-Carlton Residences South Beach: Developers secured a $61.2 million predevelopment loan.
  • Aman Miami Beach: Vertical construction began, backed by $85 million in new mezzanine financing.
  • Continuum North Tower: Unit 1601 sold for $12.75 million, the week's top Miami-Dade condo sale.
  • The Delmore: The Town of Surfside approved the foundation permit.
  • Arte Surfside: Unit 702 resold for $12.3 million, the week's top Miami-Dade condo sale.
  • Ella Miami Beach: Vertical construction began with 65 percent of units sold.
  • Il Villaggio: A $4.3 million unit closing topped Miami-Dade's weekly condo sales.
  • 7200 Collins: Northlink Capital launched sales.
  • Five Park Miami Beach: A Citadel fund manager bought a penthouse for $19.5 million.
  • Casa Cipriani Miami Beach: Developers officially unveiled Casa Cipriani Miami Beach.
  • Ella Miami Beach: Developers secured a $42.3 million construction loan.
  • Seaway South at The Surf Club: Secured a $45 million inventory loan from Bether Capital; 23 units had sold for $293.5 million.
  • Five Park Miami Beach: Developers landed a $103.2 million inventory loan from Apollo with about 90 percent of units sold.
  • Ocean House Surfside: Broke ground on the six-story building, with completion targeted for 2027.
  • Ocean Terrace Residences: Witkoff Group formed a joint venture with Ocean Terrace Holdings to revive the project.
  • Alana Bay Harbor: Alana received its Temporary Certificate of Occupancy.
  • Ella Miami Beach: Construction officially began after a groundbreaking ceremony.
  • The Delmore: DAMAC launched sales of The Delmore and announced the start of site work.
  • The Perigon: Developers secured a $390 million construction loan.
  • Seaway North at The Surf Club: Closed a $107.6 million construction loan from Madison Realty Capital.
  • Murano at Portofino: Owners approved a second special assessment of about $27 million, including a pool deck rebuild.
  • Five Park Miami Beach: The tower was completed and condo closings began.
  • Rivage Bal Harbour: Developers closed a $424 million construction loan from Tyko Capital.
  • Surf House at The Surf Club: Secured a $110.7 million construction loan from Athene for the 17-unit project.
  • Surf Row Residences: Sales launched for the boutique condominium, with prices from $1.4 million.
  • The Links Estates: Madar Group was reported to have acquired six homesites, reportedly for $40 million, to build spec mansions.
  • Seaway South at The Surf Club: Completed; first 13 closings recorded, including four units bought by one buyer for $50.9 million.
  • Murano at Portofino: Unit 301 sold for $6.9 million, the week's top Miami-Dade condo closing.
  • The Residences at Six Fisher Island: Developers officially broke ground on the 50-residence tower.
  • The Setai Residences: David Guetta's 37th-floor unit sold for $16 million, a Miami Beach price-per-foot record.
  • Rivage Bal Harbour: Construction began on the oceanfront tower.
  • Ocean House Surfside: Multiplan REAM launched sales for the 25-residence oceanfront condominium.
  • Onda Residences: Developers completed Onda Residences with units nearly sold out.
  • Oceana Bal Harbour: A unit sold off-market for $16 million.
  • Majestic Tower: Unit 1009 sold for $3 million, about $1,389 per square foot.
  • The Residences at Six Fisher Island: Partners secured a $400 million construction loan.
  • One Ocean: Jorge Pérez's penthouse 706 went under contract.
  • Palma Miami Beach: Lefferts launched condo sales after switching the project from rentals.
  • Surf House at The Surf Club: Fort Partners bought the oceanfront site from Jason Halpern for $60 million.
  • The Perigon: The Perigon officially broke ground.
  • Four Seasons Private Residences at The Surf Club: Penthouse PH4 sold for $44 million, a Miami-Dade condo record at the time.
  • Shore Club Private Collection: A penthouse went into contract for over $120 million, a Miami-Dade condo record.
  • Bentley Residences: Bentley and Dezer announced the official groundbreaking at 18401 Collins Avenue.
  • The Well Bay Harbor Islands: Vertical construction began on the condo and office buildings.
  • La Baia South: Fortress increased the construction loan to about $90 million.
  • Ritz-Carlton Residences South Beach: Developers tapped Douglas Elliman to handle condo sales.
  • Five Park Miami Beach: The 48-story, 519-foot tower topped out.
  • Ritz-Carlton Residences South Beach: Miami Beach approved the 15-story condo building at the Ritz-Carlton and Sagamore site.
  • The Well Bay Harbor Islands: Terra and THE WELL broke ground with residences about 50 percent sold.
  • The Delmore: Surfside Commission approved the condo project in a 3-2 vote.
  • St. Regis Residences Sunny Isles: Developers broke ground with total sales reported at $850 million.
  • Alana Bay Harbor: Alta secured a roughly $20 million construction loan from LV Lending.
  • Raleigh at Rosewood Residences: Shvo secured a $190 million loan from BH3 for the project.
  • Shore Club Private Collection: Developers secured a $430 million construction loan from J.P. Morgan.
  • The Estates at Acqualina: Trump Group fired general contractor Suffolk Construction.
  • 42 Pine: The building topped off.
  • Ella Miami Beach: Developers launched sales.
  • Portofino Tower: A renovated unit sold for about $8.8 million, the week's top county condo sale.
  • Portofino Tower: Unit 3801 sold for about $7.4 million, the week's top Miami-Dade condo sale.
  • Bellini Bal Harbour: Unit 2101 sold for $4.5 million, about $1,178 per square foot.
  • Onda Residences: Building topped off at eight stories, about 85 percent sold.
  • Seaway North at The Surf Club: Fort Partners acquired the Hillcrest by the Sea site for $41.5 million.
  • Arte Surfside: Developer sold its last unit, a nearly 7,000-square-foot duplex, for $17 million.
  • Shore Club Private Collection: Witkoff and Monroe Capital launched sales of Shore Club Private Collection.
  • Rivage Bal Harbour: Related, Two Roads and Rockpoint launched the project with a $65 million penthouse.
  • Il Villaggio: A two-story combined residence of 3,940 square feet was listed for $7.9 million.
  • The Residences at Six Fisher Island: Developers raised the asking price for the planned penthouse to $90 million.
  • The Residences at Six Fisher Island: Related Group and partners closed on the $123 million purchase of the site.
  • The Links Estates: Two adjoining homesites, lots 1003 and 1004, sold together for $13 million.
  • The Delmore: Damac closed its $120 million purchase of the former Champlain Towers South site.
  • 42 Pine: Developers secured a $35.5 million construction loan from BridgeCity Capital.
  • The Links Estates: Fisher Island Holdings launched The Links Estates, 12 homesites, with four already sold.
  • Onda Residences: Vertical construction began.
  • Monaco Yacht Club & Residences: The building received its TCO and began closings.
  • 42 Pine: Sales launched for the 50-unit boutique condo.
  • Raleigh at Rosewood Residences: Rosewood was announced as the brand for the Raleigh hotel and residences.
  • Alana Bay Harbor: Alta Developers took over the stalled project from Ambienta and relaunched sales at higher prices.
  • 1 Hotel & Homes South Beach: A penthouse sold for $10.6 million, topping Miami-Dade weekly condo sales.
  • La Baia South: Continuum Company broke ground with Suffolk Construction as general contractor.
  • Ocean Park South Beach: The building was reported sold out, totaling $32 million in sales.
  • The Perigon: Mast Capital and Starwood launched sales of The Perigon.
  • Ocean House: Unit U-0403 sold for $16.5 million, about $3,780 per square foot.
  • St. Regis Residences Sunny Isles: Fortune International Group and Château Group announced the two-tower St. Regis Residences.
  • La Baia South: Over 65 percent of units reserved within four months of launch.
  • Marea: Black Lion bought the ground-floor commercial condos for about $19 million.
  • Monad Terrace: An $11.8 million closing topped Miami-Dade weekly condo sales.
  • Onda Residences: CMC Group and Morabito Properties broke ground on Onda.
  • Glass: Mimi Sternlicht bought unit 1000 for $7.2 million.
  • La Baia South: Sales launched for La Baia, Bay Harbor Islands.
  • Monad Terrace: The project reached 80 percent sold with all penthouses sold.
  • The Estates at Acqualina: The 52-story North Tower topped out.
  • Apogee: Westdale co-founder Joseph Beard sold his unit for about $15.5 million.
  • Continuum South Tower: Developer Ian Bruce Eichner sold his South Tower penthouse for $35 million.
  • Bentley Residences: Dezer Development and Bentley Motors announced the first Bentley-branded residential tower.
  • Monad Terrace: Closings began at the completed building.
  • Five Park Miami Beach: Terra and GFO Investments secured a $345 million construction loan from Blackstone and Apollo.
  • Ocean Park South Beach: Multiplan REAM broke ground on the 10-residence boutique condominium.
  • One Ocean: Randy Frankel's penthouse sold for $6.5 million.
  • Il Villaggio: Producer Jerry Bruckheimer listed his nearly 6,000-square-foot penthouse for $16.5 million.
  • Bellini Bal Harbour: A three-bedroom oceanfront unit of 3,820 square feet sold for $3 million to Louise Sunshine.
  • Glass: Unit 1200 sold for $6.75 million, 48% below its 2017 asking price.
  • Arte Surfside: Gerard Guez and Jacqueline Rose agreed to buy unit 601 for $11.48 million.
  • Monaco Yacht Club & Residences: Construction broke ground.
  • Aman Miami Beach: OKO Group and Access Industries announced the Aman hotel and residences joint venture.
  • The St. Regis Bal Harbour Residences: South tower penthouse 2601 sold for $8.5 million, about $2,412 per square foot.
  • Il Villaggio: A combined four-bedroom oceanfront residence went under contract for $8.75 million.
  • Monaco Yacht Club & Residences: Sales officially launched.
  • Four Seasons Private Residences at The Surf Club: Doug Kimmelman paid $35 million for a penthouse, then the building's top price.
  • Monaco Yacht Club & Residences: Optimum secured a $55 million construction loan ahead of the sales launch.
  • 1 Hotel & Homes South Beach: Penthouse 1609 sold for $11.5 million, a reported building record.
  • 1 Hotel & Homes South Beach: Developer sold penthouse 1708 for about $6.4 million, roughly $2,500 per square foot.
  • Villa Sofia Residences: A Drago affiliate bought the 27-unit property at 250 Collins Avenue for about $14.6 million.
  • Bellini Bal Harbour: Unit 1404 ranked as the week's second-priciest Miami-Dade condo sale.
  • The Ritz-Carlton Residences Bal Harbour: Unit 2308 sold for $7.85 million.
  • ICON South Beach: A renter filed a proposed class action claiming the association's $250 application fee exceeded state limits.
  • Arte Surfside: Antonio Citterio's design for the 16-residence oceanfront tower was unveiled.
  • The Ritz-Carlton Residences Bal Harbour: Six-bedroom unit 2604 sold for about $12.3 million.
  • One Ocean: Related Group completed One Ocean, its eighth new condo project of the cycle.
  • Portofino Tower: Sergei Fedorov sold penthouse PH-5 for $11 million, then a building record.
  • Glass: Recorded sales at the newly completed tower exceeded $70 million.
  • Glass: The three-story penthouse sold for $20 million to an unnamed buyer.
  • Marea: Related Group completed the 30-unit condominium.
  • 1 Hotel & Homes South Beach: The first condo sales at 2399 Collins Avenue were recorded after completion.
  • Fendi Château Residences: Two-story penthouse listed for sale at $25 million.
  • Ocean House: The building's last developer unit closed for $12.1 million, completing the sellout.
  • Fendi Château Residences: Developer reported the building was more than 50 percent sold during construction.
  • Fendi Château Residences: Fendi and Château Group announced their partnership on the 58-unit Surfside condo.
  • The St. Regis Bal Harbour Residences: The full-floor south tower penthouse, unit 2501, sold for $22.75 million.
  • Four Seasons Private Residences at The Surf Club: Construction broke ground on the Surf Club redevelopment.
  • Marea: A Related affiliate obtained an $18.5 million construction loan from Regions Bank.
  • Four Seasons Private Residences at The Surf Club: Four Seasons announced the hotel and private residences at The Surf Club.
  • Marea: Related prepared to break ground on the 28-unit, two-building condominium.
  • ICON South Beach: An unfinished triplex penthouse sold for $15 million to an overseas buyer.
  • The Setai Residences: A 40th-floor penthouse sold for $27 million, then a South Florida condo record.
  • The St. Regis Bal Harbour Residences: Condominium sales at the complex surpassed $758 million.