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Grand Station Partners Close On $53 Million Loan For Luxury Rental Tower Project

Grand Station Partners Close On $53 Million Loan For Luxury Rental Tower Project

June 10, 2020

Grand Station Partners closed on a $53 million loan in early March for Grand Station Tower located at 40 NW 3rd Street in Downtown Miami. ROVR Development, which is led by Oscar Rodriguez and Ricardo Vadia, set-up Grand Station Partners and are building the 30-story, 300 unit building as a public-private partnership with Miami Parking Authority. Kayne Anderson affiliate Saperian Capital is the project’s lender.

The luxury rental tower, which will feature about 4,000 SF of retail space, will also expand the Courthouse Center Garage with 350 additional parking spaces. Grand Station Partners has a 99-year land lease on the site and has the option to extend the lease by an additional 50 years.

Michael Wolk Design Associates, a Miami-based design boutique specializing in residential, commercial, and hospitality interiors, along with furniture collections, designed the Grand Station’s interiors. The firm has had over 40 years of experience designing personalized, luxury interiors for their clients with a united effort to achieve client goals on-time and within budget.

The project’s interiors are inspired by a young urban vibe and were designed with a sophisticated look in mind. Michael Wolk Design Associates selectivity edited the color palette and used black, gray, and tobacco colors. Outdoor terraces were decorated with the furniture from the firm’s Biscayne Collection, which is manufactured by Pavilion. The tower’s social room has its own custom-designed triangle seating bench and award-winning “Gianni Lounge Chairs.”

Grand Station offers a gym, spa, and pool deck among its list of amenities. It is scheduled for completion early next year.

By Isabella Zimmermann

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In Downtown, Multifamily, News, Rentals, Residential, Finance & Banking, New Construction Tags Grand Station, Grand Station Partners, Grand Station Tower, Kayne Anderson, Saperian Capital, Miami Parking Authority, ROVR Development, Oscar Rodriguez, Ricardo Vadia, Downtown Miami, Courthouse Center Garage, Michael Wolk, Michael Wolk Design Associates, Pavillion, Downtown, New Construction, Lending, Construction Loan, Kanye Anderson, Financing, Finance, Finance & Banking
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