MIAMI | 12 NE 14th Street | FT | FLOORS (NR Investments)

[chris08876]

Canvas Developer May Be Planning Another Project Nearby

NR Investments has the 536-unit Canvas condo under construction in what they call the The Arts and Entertainment District. They may be planning additional projects nearby.

A promotional video posted to their website shows a rendering of a glassy building near canvas, with the developer saying that they have one or two other projects in mind for the neighborhood.

An affiliate of NR Investments owns the property just west of Melo Group’s under-construction Square Station, and the rendering appears to place the new project there.

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[chris08876]

45-Story Carlos Zapata Tower, 30-Story Residential Tower Planned By NR Investments

NR Investments is planning several more high-rise projects in the area near where there Canvas condo tower is currently under construction.

Carlos Zapata has designed a 45-story tower with 457 residential condominium units at 31 N.E. 14th Street (Across from Melo’s under construction Square Station), the developer told the SFBJ. Also at the site will be an 11-story tower with 150 hotel rooms, along with 30,000 square feet of office space.

Condos are being designed for end users who will actually live there, with smaller sizes and lower prices. Office space is being added so that residents can work near their homes.

The shorter hotel tower is being placed next to a historical firehouse, keeping the taller tower away from it.

A 30-story residential tower is also being planned by the developer at another nearby site, located at 70 and 90 N.E. 17th Street (blocking some views from Canvas).

The second project would include 225 residential units, 8,000 square feet retail and some office space. The developer has yet to decide if it will be condo or rental.

Both projects require rezoning. Miami’s Planning, Zoning & Appeals Board voted in favor of both at a meeting on October 16.

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[chris08876]

Commissioners Approve Zoning Changes, Allowing 855 New Units In Two Towers

Miami commissioners have approved zoning changes needed for two towers proposed by NR Investments.

The first is a 45-story tower designed by architect Carlos Zapata on NE 14th street. It will include 572 units.

The second is a 30-story tower on NE 17th Street, with 283 residential units.

Both towers could be built as either rental or condos, an attorney for the developer told commissioners, according to Miami Today. As part of the rezoning, 10% of units will be set aside for workforce housing, or 14% if built as rentals.

If built as condos, the workforce housing will sell for $240,000 – a discount of $135,000.

Newly elected commissioner Joe Carollo said he preferred developers pay into a city fund instead of the discounted units. The city could become a developer of affordable housing with the funds, he suggested. A workshop to discuss the idea is planned.

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[chris08876]

Demolition Permit Issued For Site Where 31-Story 14th Street Tower Planned

The developer of 14th Street Tower has been issued a demolition permit to clear the lot.

NR Investments submitted plans for 14th Street Tower earlier this year. Miami’s Urban Development Review Board had a hearing on the design in July.

The master building permit for demolition was issued on August 17, with a sub plumbing permit issued August 30.

There does not yet appear to be a construction permit submitted to begin building the actual tower or its foundation.

Developer NR Investments is actively building the foundation at the nearby Uni rental tower, next to the Canvas condo tower also completed by the same developer.

14th Street tower is proposed to rise 31 stories, or 321 feet above ground, and include:

398 residential dwelling units
8,539 square feet of retail
451 parking spaces, with a garage in a 7-story podium
Corwil is the architect.

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[colemonkee]

I'm going to go ahead and try to forget that I opened this thread.

[Altoic]

Wait till you see what the facade looks like on the sides and back... it's bad.