FAA Approves Construction Crane Of 374' At Four Seasons Private Residences Coconut Grove

The FAA has approved a construction crane at the Four Seasons Private Residences Coconut Grove to rise 374’ at 2699 South Bayshore Drive. The Four Seasons Private Residences Coconut Grove is being developed by South Florida-based real estate development firms CMC Group, led by Ugo Colombo, and Fort Partners, led by Nadim Ashi, together with leading luxury hospitality and branded residential company Four Seasons. The Four Seasons Private Residences Coconut Grove will rise 20-stories offering 70 residences with sales being handled in-house by CMC Group and Fort Partners. Sales launched in April 2024.

Set within one of Miami’s most historic neighborhoods and building on the success of Four Seasons’ residential portfolio in South Florida and around the globe, this groundbreaking development will be the first Four Seasons standalone residential offering in Florida.

A world-class team has been selected to bring the vision to life, with acclaimed Florentine designer Michele Bönan at the helm of the interiors and Miami-based Luis Revuelta crafting the architecture. Four Seasons Private Residences Coconut Grove will offer 70 homes ranging from two- to four-bedrooms spanning up to 3,980 square feet. Four penthouse residences will range from nearly 6,430 to 9,690 square feet. The distinctive property will rise 20 stories, providing residents with unobstructed ocean views overlooking Biscayne Bay. Inspired by Coconut Grove’s beloved landscape, a sanctuary beneath the shade of banyan and mahogany trees, the building’s façade is softly curved to blend into the land’s natural rhythm while creating a defining presence on the skyline.

Homes at Four Seasons Private Residences Coconut Grove will feature nearly 11-foot ceilings complementing the spacious, open floor plans. Custom Italian kitchens designed by Molteni and Michele Bönan Interiors feature top-of-the-line European appliances and finishes, while bathrooms include Italian cabinetry and paneling complemented by Italian marble finishes. Each home will be accessed via private elevator, creating an intimate arrival experience, and will feature the latest in-home automation systems and lighting controls.

Designed to provide a luxurious and intimate residential experience, Four Seasons Private Residences Coconut Grove will offer an extensive amenities collection for residents, including a restaurant, library, state-of-the-art gym and yoga room, spa with cold plunge and hammam, children’s area and private event room, as well as an expansive pool deck and bar lounge serviced by Four Seasons. Residents will also enjoy the benefits of legendary Four Seasons service even without a hotel, including a dedicated Director of Residences, concierge, housekeeping and butler services, in-residence dining, valet and wellness programming, among other offerings.

Four Seasons Private Residences Coconut Grove will reflect the neighborhood’s refined, serene atmosphere, steeped in culture and connectedness. Residents will be in close proximity to the water and situated among the town’s beloved local boutiques, restaurants and some of the nation’s leading schools, creating a close-knit community and well-rounded walkable lifestyle.

The collaboration between CMC Group and Fort Partners is driven by the pair’s shared ambition to elevate the standard of living in a market that is yearning for true world-class real estate and hospitality. CMC Group has for years played a pioneering role in developing Miami’s skyline and reshaping the greater condo market in South Florida, while Fort Partners’ long-standing partnership with Four Seasons includes the development of the iconic Four Seasons Hotel and Residences at The Surf Club, Four Seasons Resort Palm Beach, Four Seasons Hotel and Private Residences Fort Lauderdale and ownership of Four Seasons Hotel Miami. Forthcoming developments under the Four Seasons flag are planned throughout Europe and the United States.

Renderings via Four Seasons Private Residences Coconut Grove

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MG Developer Locks Down $41 Million Construction Loan For The George Residences, The Final Development in Coral Gables' Biltmore Square

MG Developer has secured a $41 million construction loan from Pine Bay Capital to bring The George, its final and most prestigious project in Biltmore Square, to life. Located at 717 Valencia Avenue, this exclusive collection of 13 ultra-luxury townhomes represents the culmination of MG Developer’s transformative vision for Coral Gables. Residences at The George start at $5.9 million with completion expected in Q2 2027.

“This financing milestone reaffirms our belief in the timeless vision behind The George,” said Alirio Torrealba, CEO of MG Developer. “We’re proud to have Pine Bay Capital's support and excited to move forward with what will be one of the most exclusive residential offerings in Coral Gables. With world-renowned broker Ryan Serhant and his team leading sales, interiors by Nina Takesh, and architecture by De la Guardia Victoria Architects & Urbanists, we've assembled a best-in-class team that reflects a continued love and contribution to the legacy of Coral Gables and its founder.”

The George stands as a tribute to the city’s founder, George Merrick, and reflects MG Developer’s deep-rooted commitment to honoring Coral Gables’ architectural and cultural legacy. Designed by acclaimed architect Maria de la Guardia, with interiors by Nina Takesh, the project will deliver elevated design and a lifestyle of distinction.

Over the past decade, MG Developer has completed some of Coral Gables’ most iconic developments, including the award-winning Biltmore Row, Beatrice Row, Biltmore Parc, and most recently, The Village at Coral Gables, blending Mediterranean-inspired architecture with modern luxury. The George will extend that legacy with generous floor plans, curated finishes, and an exceptional location within walking distance to Downtown Coral Gables.

Sales and marketing for The George are led exclusively by Ryan Serhant SERHANT. New Development, reinforcing the project’s national reach and prestige.

“This is one of the most architecturally significant and emotionally compelling projects our team has encountered,” said Ryan Serhant, CEO of SERHANT. “The George is the final jewel in the Biltmore Square legacy, and we are honored to represent it. It’s a rare opportunity to own a piece of Coral Gables luxury that elegantly defines its future.”

Each residence spans over 5,000 square feet, featuring solid mahogany doors and windows, Italian millwork, marble countertops, and top-tier appliances from Subzero, Wolf, and Waterworks. Interior highlights include ceiling heights up to 12 feet, a sculptural staircase with skylight, elevators, and custom automation packages for lighting, music, and security. Upon completion, total sales from the project are expected to reach approximately $90 million.

Outdoor spaces include private courtyards, loggias, and summer kitchens, designed for seamless indoor-outdoor entertaining. All homes come with 4-car garages, EV chargers, and generator-ready systems, a rare blend of traditional craftsmanship and modern functionality.

PGA Tour Expected To Return To Miami At The Iconic Blue Monster Course At Trump National Doral In 2026

The PGA Tour is expected to return to Miami’s iconic Blue Monster Course in 2026, with President Donal Trump’s Trump National Doral once again playing host to professional golf’s biggest stage. This highly anticipated move marks a significant chapter in the resort’s storied history and a major win for South Florida’s sports and tourism economy. Official confirmation is still pending but signs are pointing to the tournament being a fixture on the PGA Tour’s schedule as a signature event. Additionally, LIV Golf’s Miami stop has been removed from their 2026 schedule and the R&A’s new leadership under Martin Darbon announced this morning that they have had talks with Eric Trump about returning The Open Championship to the Trump-owned Trump Turnberry in Scotland after the previous chief executive had vowed to not host an event at a Trump Organization owned property despite Trump Organization owning many of the world’s most iconic and historical golf courses.

Originally opened in 1962, Trump National Doral has long been synonymous with world-class golf. The resort gained international prestige by hosting the PGA Tour’s Doral Open for over 50 years, followed by the World Golf Championships-Cadillac Championship until 2016. In 2012 the property was acquired by President Donal Trump’s Trump Organization and underwent a $250 million renovation, updating its four golf courses, including the legendary Blue Monster, and upgrading the 800-acre resort with luxury accommodations, enhanced amenities, and expansive event space. Trump National Doral has also hosted the LIV Golf’s Miami event for the past several seasons, maintaining its place as a world-class global golf destination.

The PGA Tour’s return is expected to bring a substantial economic boost to Miami-Dade County. PGA Tour events generate tens to hundreds of millions of dollars in economic impact for host cities as they attract tens of thousands of visitors, filling hotel rooms, restaurants, and local businesses. Additionally, national TV coverage and international exposure reinforces Miami’s position as a premier sports and lifestyle destination. A 2026 PGA Tour event in Miami would generate new opportunities for local vendors, sponsors, and hospitality operators to drive business.

In addition to golf, Trump National Doral has become an anchor in the Doral real estate market, contributing to the city’s emergence as a luxury residential and commercial hub. Its presence has helped elevate nearby property values and spurred ongoing development, from gated communities to retail and office expansions. As the PGA Tour prepares to return to the fairways of Trump National Doral, the event represents more than a sporting revival—it signals the reemergence of a South Florida landmark in the international spotlight.

PROFILEmiami Real Estate Bespoke Networking Happy Hour at Giselle

Join PROFILEmiami for an exclusive Bespoke Summer Networking Happy Hour at the lavish Giselle Miami, the stunning rooftop oasis perched above E11EVEN. Mingle with South Florida’s top real estate professionals, developers, brokers, and investors in an elevated setting designed to connect and inspire. This is not just a networking cocktail event; it's an experience.

Enjoy handcrafted cocktails, light bites, and curated conversations as the sun sets over the Miami skyline—and get an exclusive first look at the under-construction E11EVEN Hotel & Residences, one of the most talked-about developments redefining the Downtown core.

Whether you’re sourcing new opportunities, building strategic relationships, or just soaking in the vibes, this is your gateway to Miami’s real estate elite.

Regarded as the leader in Miami real estate networking, PROFILEconnect Bespoke Networking concept is set to bring together real estate’s hottest developers, brokers, financiers and designers together for a high-energy evening of cocktails and music overlooking the fast growing Downtown Miami.

Network with intention. Celebrate the summer in style. Powered by PROFILEmiami.

Location: Giselle Miami

Date & Time : Wednesday July 30, 2025 | 6 PM - 9 PM

Tickets: $75 (Tickets include 2 Drinks & Bites)

Post Event Dinner Reservations: host@gisellemiami.com

PROFILEconnect brings together Miami’s real estate industry and business professionals to network and connect outside of a business setting. PROFILEconnect is attended by Miami’s top investors, developers, business professionals, brokers, financiers, architects and designers. Guests will have the opportunity to network and share their experiences in South Florida through thoughtful discourse, while forging new relationships with industry leaders.

FAA Approves Citadel's Foster+ Partners-Designed Brickell Supertall Tower At 1,049'

Citadel’s new Foster + Partners-designed supertall tower at 1201 Brickell Bay Drive has received FAA approval at 1,049’, the maximum height permitted in Miami. The proposed project will be a mixed-use development featuring 1.4+ million square feet of office space, a 212-room rooftop hotel, fine dining restaurants, a health spa, fitness club, and more. The tower will rise 58-stories of floors with the hotel lobby at the top 58th floor and a landscaped pavilion atop the tower on the 62nd floor. In January 2025 PROFILEmiami reported that Ken Griffin brought in New York-based Related Companies to develop co-develop the tower.

Designed by Foster + Partners, the 1.7+ million square foot supertall tower will serve as the headquarters for Griffin's Citadel and Citadel Securities. Construction of the $1 billion-plus development is expected to begin in late 2025, with plans for subsequent phases that include additional office space, residential units, and parking facilities across the street.

Renderings via Citadel

Summer 2025 Construction Update For Miami's 325' Tall Signature Bridge As The Arches Take Form On 'The Fountain'

Miami’s Signature Bridge, known as The Fountain, is entering a new phase of construction as the project’s iconic arches begin to rise above I-395, offering a first glimpse of the monumental structure set to redefine the city’s skyline. The six-arch bridge, designed as both a transportation link and architectural statement, is progressing steadily according to the Florida Department of Transportation. Once complete, it will improve traffic flow between I-95, I-395, and SR 836 while creating an iconic new visual gateway into downtown with six sweeping arches. Set to span 1,025’ over NE 2nd ave. and Biscayne Boulevard, the largest of the six-arches will reach 325’ tall and 650’ wide. Several key segments of the arches are now being installed, with full vertical completion anticipated in 2027.

The Signature Bridge is the centerpiece of a larger infrastructure initiative that includes reimagining the space beneath it. Known as The Underdeck, this 55-acre public park will stretch from Overtown to downtown, reconnecting neighborhoods long divided by highway infrastructure. Planned amenities include green space, pedestrian paths, public art, and event areas. The broader design-build effort is being led by the Archer Western–de Moya Joint Venture in collaboration with FDOT and the City of Miami. More than just a road project, the Signature Bridge aims to blend mobility, urban design, and community revitalization into a single, transformative vision for Miami.

The Signature Bridge project has had its fair share of drama. In July 2018 the bridge was awarded a Notice to Proceed following an April 2018 hearing where the State of Florida Division of Administration Hearing ruled in favor of FDOT after bridge advocate and former Miami City Commissioner Marc Sarnoff filed a lawsuit alleging that FDOT violated their 2013 settlement agreement via their handling of bids to design and build the bridge by manipulating scoring to allow the Archer Western and The de Moya Group's proposal to win. In May 2018 a Judge ruled in favor of FDOT to allow them proceed with the winning design.

Related Group and Alta Developers Top Off Casa Bella Residences by B&B Italia In Downtown Miami

Leading real estate developer Related Group and partner Alta Developers held a “topping off” ceremony for Casa Bella Residences by B&B Italia on July 9th, 2025, bringing the 56-story tower one step closer to completion with over 90% of units already in contract. Rising at 1400 Biscayne Boulevard, Casa Bella places residents at the center of Downtown Miami’s vibrant Arts and Cultural District, just steps from the city’s top cultural and civic landmarks. Completion is slated for summer 2026.

As the first residential partnership for B&B Italia – the famed Italian design house known around the world for its high-end collaborations with legacy brands such as Rolex, Hermès and Rolls-Royce – Casa Bella is envisioned as a refined oasis. With architecture by award-winning firm Arquitectonica and interiors by the renowned designer and former B&B Italia creative director Piero Lissoni, every aspect of the building seamlessly blends a distinctive contemporary Italian aesthetic with Miami’s sleek, cosmopolitan sensibility.

“Reaching the topping off milestone at Casa Bella is especially meaningful because it brings us one step closer to delivering a project that merges exemplary European style and craftsmanship with the energy and soul of Downtown Miami,” said Nick Pérez, President of Related’s Condominium Division. “Casa Bella reflects a rare collaboration between global design icons and Miami-based visionaries, and we’re proud to see that vision come to life with such strong support from buyers.”

The building’s 319 residences range from one to four bedrooms and offer soaring ceilings, sweeping views, private elevator access, state-of-the-art kitchens with Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances, and an exquisite selection of European fixtures hand-picked by the B&B Italia team.

Casa Bella’s Penthouse Collection comprises 10 exquisite homes with seven distinct floor plans, including a pair of triplex residences with private rooftop terraces, each featuring spa pools and indoor/outdoor summer kitchens with panoramic views of the Biscayne Bay. These penthouses come fully furnished by B&B Italia, delivering a turnkey luxury living experience defined by world-class craftsmanship and timeless Italian design.

Bringing new meaning to sophisticated Italian living, a comprehensive array of amenities leave little to be desired. A world-class wellness center caters to fitness-minded residents, featuring professional-level equipment, as well as dedicated yoga and spin rooms, while the spa facilities offer on-demand services including massages, facials, blowouts and manicure/pedicures. Additional highlights include a spacious venue for hosting events, a wine vault and private tasting lounge, as well as a plush private theater and co-working spaces.

Outdoors, landscape architect Enzo Enea envisioned a pool deck with lush Italian-inspired gardens to create an oasis within Downtown Miami. The 80-foot lap pool is surrounded by private cabanas and shaded lounge areas, as well as an open-air lawn for yoga and meditation. A poolside bar and Mediterranean café will have light bites and refreshments on offer. On the 56th floor, residents can access the tower’s rooftop pool and terrace, which is complete with a state-of-the-art observatory.

Located within minutes of Miami’s most desired attractions, Casa Bella offers seamless access to esteemed cultural institutions including the Museum of Art and Design, Pérez Art Museum, The Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science, Miami Heat’s Kaseya Arena, and the city’s see-and-be-seen districts: Wynwood, Miami Design District, Miami Beach, Brickell and Coconut Grove.

Fortune International Realty is the building’s exclusive sales and marketing agent with a sales team led by Susie Prada.

Renderings via Casa Bella Residences by B&B Italia

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Building the Dream: How Bluenest is Redefining Affordable Homeownership in Miami-Dade

PROFILEmiami had the exclusive opportunity to sit down Bluenest Development CEO Salim Chraibi to discuss how his company is reshaping Miami-Dade’s attainable housing market. As home prices in Miami-Dade continue to soar, the dream of homeownership feels increasingly out of reach for the region's workforce. Enter Bluenest Development—a homebuilder focused on attainable, for-sale housing for those earning between 80% and 140% of the area median income.

Since launching in 2018 with just six single-family homes, Bluenest has rapidly scaled by targeting emerging neighborhoods and working alongside local governments to deliver homes priced well below the county median. Their mission goes beyond housing—it's about creating generational wealth and long-term community stability.

PROFILEmiami caught up with Salim to learn about how Bluenest Development is providing homeownership opportunities to the workforce while navigating the challenges of scaling in one of America’s most competitive real estate markets.

PROFILEmiami: What inspired you to launch Bluenest Development, and how has your mission evolved since 2018?

Salim Chraibi: We started in 2018, building just six single-family homes, and right away, I saw how many people were struggling to buy a home, priced out of the American dream of homeownership. That’s what inspired me to scale. Today, we are focused on developing homes in emerging neighborhoods throughout Miami-Dade County, catering to the workforce earning between 80% and 140% of the area median income. What surprised me early on was that nearly all the workforce housing being built was for rent. No one was offering for-sale options. I’ve always believed that every business should solve a real problem, and this one matters. It’s not just a high-demand product—it’s good karma. We're building something that meets a real need and doing it at scale.

PROFILEmiami: How does Bluenest define "attainable housing," and why is this concept so important in Miami-Dade today?

Salim Chraibi: The median home sale price in Miami-Dade is $665,000, and we bring homes to market that are substantially below that number, around $450,000. We partner with local governments to offer incentives that help buyers layer financing—combining a traditional first mortgage with a second provided by the county. With the blended interest rate of 4.5%, their total monthly payment comes out to much less than what they'd pay to rent the same home. Another benefit is that they don’t have to pay for private mortgage insurance. We've had people break down in tears at the closing table because they never thought this would be possible. Years later, some still reach out to thank us. 

PROFILEmiami: What’s your approach to scaling without compromising quality?

Salim Chraibi: We’ve developed a series of efficient, well-designed 3- and 4-bedroom models that we build consistently across our communities. These models are already approved in Miami-Dade, which allows us to bypass lengthy approval timelines and pull permits in under two weeks. We adapt each model to suit the character of the area, so only the elevations are different. This repeatable approach reduces costs and accelerates delivery, key factors in keeping costs down. Our scale also gives us purchasing power, and we’ve secured volume discounts with manufacturers. Homes priced around $450,000 often sell before construction is even complete, which helps reduce interest costs and our overall risk. 

PROFILEmiami: Tell us more about your projects in Miami-Dade. What makes these locations strategically important for workforce housing? 

Salim Chraibi: About 95% of our projects are in unincorporated Miami-Dade county, which makes the approval process easier. These areas are composed of infill locations and properties within the urban development boundary that are ideal for redevelopment

PROFILEmiami: What are some of the biggest challenges you've faced with zoning and land use in converting farmland to housing communities?

Salim Chraibi: The biggest challenge is local opposition - classic NIMBYism. Everyone agrees we need more workforce housing, but nobody wants it near them. You have residents on half-acre lots who bought over 3 decades ago and don’t want the character of the area to change with the addition of townhomes or single-family homes on smaller lots. We're not building high-rises — we're proposing compatible, low-density projects that provide homeownership opportunities. This kind of resistance is the main barrier to adding much-needed inventory.

PROFILEmiami: Your 1% down payment program is a bold step—how does it work, and what kind of buyer response have you seen?

Salim Chraibi: The program is available to buyers who make up the workforce of Miami-Dade County, typically between 80 and 140% of the Area Median Income. Buyers get pre-approved with one of our preferred lenders, who typically finance 75% of the purchase price, and the county provides the remainder through a second mortgage at 1%. The response has been incredible. Buyers are extremely grateful and are happy at the opportunity to own a home.

PROFILEmiami: Beyond building homes, how do you see Bluenest contributing to long-term neighborhood stability and generational wealth? 

Salim Chraibi: We’re making generational wealth possible by lowering the barriers to homeownership. Many of our buyers can move in with less than half a month’s rent as a down payment, compared to the years it might take to save traditionally.

In many cases, our buyers gain more in home appreciation within two years than we earned as the developer. Over time, that equity builds. After 20 or 30 years, the home is paid off and can be passed down, worth significantly more than what was originally paid. We’re also building multi-generational options, like duplexes, where families can live together under one mortgage.

PROFILEmiami: Looking ahead, where do you see Bluenest in five years?

Salim Chraibi: In the next 3 to 5 years, we aim to expand across Florida because affordability is a statewide issue, starting with markets like Palm Beach County where we’re already looking at sites. We’ll continue building in Miami-Dade for as long as land is available. This is the market we know best and we’ve built strong relationships here. 

PROFILEmiami: Tell us a war story 

Salim Chraibi: Let’s just say—make sure you’re well insured if you’re in land development. One night my wife forgot her laptop at work and asked me to give her a ride. I was in pajamas, thinking it would be a quick ride. On the way, I got a call that there was a fire at one of our job sites—in Homestead, an hour away. So we rerouted immediately and stayed until 8 in the morning. Thankfully, everyone was safe, but it was chaos. 

I was so nervous that I left the car running the entire night. When I tried to leave, the battery was dead. And of course, the skies opened up with pouring rain just as I tried to jump it. It was the longest, most stressful night of my life—and a great reminder that anything can happen in this business, usually at the worst possible time.

Constellation Group, Boschetti Group and Vietmar Begin Vertical Construction On 'Ella Miami Beach' At 65% Sold

Vertical construction has commenced at Ella Miami Beach, a 10-story boutique condominium in the heart of Miami Beach’s North Beach neighborhood which is now 65% pre-sold. Sheet piling work has been completed, and piling work is in progress, with the project set to begin going vertical. Named after first lady of jazz Ella Fitzgerald, Ella consists of 103 curated residences at 6940 Abbott Avenue, just blocks from the Atlantic Ocean and Biscayne Bay, with architecture and interior design features that pay homage to Miami’s Art Deco past. A collaboration between Miami-based Constellation Group, Vietmar and The Boschetti Group, Ella Miami Beach broke ground in February and is slated for completion in early 2027.

Ella’s studios, one- and two-bedroom floor plans range from 429 square feet to 1,756 square feet of indoor and outdoor space, with prices starting at $600,000 – an attractive and competitive price point for new construction in Miami Beach, where prices typically begin at $1 million.

Through its partnership with Nomada Residences, a full-service property management firm that specializes in premium short--term or seasonal rentals, Ella Miami Beach also helps owners maximize profitability and preserve the value of their property.

“Buyers are clearly gravitating toward new condominium product,” said Eduardo Otaola, Managing Principal of Constellation Group. “In this corridor, there’s a real lack of boutique, well-amenitized buildings like Ella—especially those that allow short-term rentals. That combination has made the project especially attractive to today’s buyers.”

“Because of Ella Miami Beach’s flexible rental options and extraordinary location, we’ve seen tremendous interest from both end users and investors,” said Daniel de la Vega, President of One Sotheby’s International Realty. “North Beach is one of the last frontiers of Miami Beach with untapped potential. It’s benefiting from the same upward trajectory we saw in neighborhoods like South of Fifth a decade ago.”

Further solidifying North Beach’s evolution, the City of Miami Beach in March embraced a plan to redevelop the iconic Deauville Beach Resort at 6701 Collins Avenue with a 100-unit branded condo, 150-room hotel and quasi-replica of the original MiMo-style hotel designed by architect Melvin Grossman.

“The Deauville redevelopment underscores North Beach’s rising prominence and marks a clear shift in Miami Beach’s center of gravity,” said Eduardo Otaola, Managing Principal of Constellation Group. “Ella Miami Beach is helping lead this transformation by delivering a high-quality, design-forward building that serves the mid-market buyer—offering full-service amenities and the flexibility of short-term rentals in a boutique setting.”

Designed by Arquitectonica with interiors by Steven G., Ella Miami Beach’s residences feature 9-foot-high ceilings throughout, contemporary ItalKraft kitchens with stone countertops and JennAir appliances, and European-inspired designer closets. Select homes offer impressive views of Biscayne Bay, the Atlantic Ocean, and the Miami skyline. Amenities at Ella Miami Beach include a rooftop pool and fitness center with views of Biscayne Bay and Downtown Miami, a pickleball court with Atlantic Ocean views, residents’ lounge, summer kitchen with an outdoor dining area, and an observation deck and lounge. Wellness amenities include an outdoor yoga and meditation deck, a cold plunge and a sauna. Other lifestyle conveniences include private beach club access managed by The Boucher Brothers, a coworking area for remote workers, complimentary beach cruisers, bike and beach toy storage, onsite parking and retail, and more.

The Ella Miami Beach sales gallery is located at 6897 Collins Avenue in Miami Beach.

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Miami Beach City Commission Grants Final Approval for Terra’s Deauville Redevelopment

The long-awaited redevelopment of Miami Beach’s historic Deauville Hotel site has cleared its final hurdle, with the Miami Beach City Commission granting full approval to Terra’s development plans. The decision, made on Friday, June 27, finalizes zoning, land use, building height, and public-benefit commitments, paving the way for a major transformation of the iconic North Beach property. With development plans now fully approved by the City Commission, the next step will be a review by the Historic Preservation Board later this year to evaluate design details and preservation components.

Terra’s plans include a partial reconstruction of the hotel’s historic elements, a new residential tower designed by Foster + Partners, major infrastructure upgrades, and a $7.5 million contribution toward the revitalization of the Byron Carlyle Cultural Center. The plan also commits to significant public benefits, including infrastructure improvements, increased beach access, public parking, and cultural investments. The overall project will feature reduced density compared to previous proposals, aimed at minimizing traffic congestion, infrastructure strain, and environmental impacts.

David Martin, CEO of Terra, described the Commission’s approval as a pivotal moment for both the Deauville site and the broader North Beach community. “The approval marks a major step forward in restoring the site’s historic and cultural significance,” Martin said. “With this green light, Terra is now fully committed to delivering a world-class development that reflects the community’s values, prioritizing architectural excellence, environmental responsibility, and meaningful public benefit.”

Originally built in 1957, the Deauville Hotel once stood as a symbol of Miami Beach’s golden era, famously hosting the Beatles’ first U.S. television performance. In recent years, however, the property fell into disrepair and was ultimately demolished following structural decline. Terra’s redevelopment aims to honor the Deauville’s legacy while contributing to North Beach’s long-term growth.

Public benefits included in Terra’s redevelopment plans include enhanced stormwater infrastructure to address flooding, two new pedestrian pathways connecting to the beachwalk, 150 public parking spaces, traffic improvements, and a $7.5 million contribution toward the revitalization of the nearby Byron Carlyle Cultural Center. According to Martin, the project is expected to generate over $16 million in annual revenue for the North Beach Community Redevelopment Agency, providing ongoing resources for neighborhood reinvestment.

“We look forward to working closely with the City and local stakeholders as we move into the next phase of bringing the reimagined Deauville to life,” Martin added.

Renderings via Terra