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Old Posted May 3, 2020, 5:55 PM
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Its just drawing upon old legal battles. Hopefully the new ownership will develop this overtime, with no issues. Prime space, bound to be developed.
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MIAMI | 1420 S Miami Ave | 80 + 60 + 50 Fl

3 Tower development proposed for 1420 S Miami Ave in Brickell. The Capital at Brickell project was begun on the site ~2005 but work ceased after the condo crash. A giant block sized hole was left in the ground, that is finally looking to get filled.

-80-story condo tower (400 units)
-60 and 50 story apartment rental towers (850 units total)
-2.6 million square feet.

https://www.multihousingnews.com/mas...i-development/
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Old Posted Jan 4, 2022, 1:27 PM
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I hope that all of these towers actually get built.
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Merged the treads. There's an older thread for 1420 South Miami Ave.
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I hope that all of these towers actually get built.
This is an older development site. I'm glad with the ownership changes, there's hope for something to rise.
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An 80-story condo tower could easily reach 900 ft, no?
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Easily. Add in the base, and if they are going for some higher than usual ceilings, yes.

The original tower was slated for 1,069 ft before the crash.
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Heights for the 3 towers:
80 stories, 939 feet (405 condo units)
59 stories, 691 feet (425 rental apartment units)
50 stories, 604 feet (425 rental apartment units)

https://www.thenextmiami.com/develop...ertall-status/



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Old Posted Feb 15, 2022, 8:36 AM
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Excellent. Developer optimism is at an all time high for Miami-Dade. Titled updated. This parcel has been in the pipeline since 2006.

Let's hope this manifests. The NY of the South is roaring again!


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Construction financing has already been secured from Michael Dell’s MSD and CanAm on the 80-story condo tower, and from Rockpoint on the multifamily component.

Miami’s Urban Development Review Board is scheduled to review the proposal at a meeting on February 16.
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This was approved.









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Three words that will always make me cringe when reading the description of a high-rise facade: "stucco slab edge". Aside from that, these look really nice.
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The best part of this project is that it will have 2472 bike parking spots. Due to a technicality it could not take advantage of a law that allows projects within a certain distance of a transit station to reduce parking because it is too close to a lower zoned area. But there was another rule that said for every 6 bike parking spots, you can remove 1 required car parking spot. The developer is basically thumbing his nose at the city wanting them to include so much parking
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Digging Underway At Brickell Site Where Three Towers Rising Up To 80 Stories Planned

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Digging is already underway at the Brickell site which was approved for a three-tower project by Miami’s Urban Development Review Board last week.

There doesn’t appear to be any construction permit either active or pending for the site however, so the activity is likely exploratory.

Developer Mast Capital appears to be moving quickly on the project. Three towers will rise at the same time, an attorney for the developer said last week.

In addition, the developer instructed architects to design the project without requiring any exceptions from the Miami 21 Zoning code, likely making the approval process much faster.

The UDRB voted unanimously last week to recommend Miami’s Planning Department approve the project.

Three towers will rise 80, 59 and 50 stories, with a total of 1,255 residential units. The tallest tower will have condos, with the two other towers being built as rental apartments.

Mast has said they expect to begin construction by late 2022. Financing is already in place.
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Cipriani To Launch First-Ever, Ground-Up Residences, Cipriani Residences Miami

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On the heels of the successful launch of hotel and social club Casa Cipriani, the brand unveils their plans for the first-ever, ground-up Cipriani residences, Cipriani Residences Miami.

Cipriani got its start when Harry’s Bar in Venice opened in 1931, founded by Giuseppe Cipriani. Throughout the 20th century, the brand expanded throughout the world and today the hospitality brand has more than 30 locations around world. Today, the company is run by Giuseppe’s grandson, Giuseppe Cipriani.

Located at 1420 South Miami Avenue in Miami’s trendy Brickell neighborhood, Cipriani Residences Miami will reflect the storied brand’s sophisticated design and elevated service. The 80-story tower is a brand-new, ground-up build and will have 397 one- to four-bedroom residences that reign over Brickell with views of Biscayne Bay and Simpson Park. Brickell is considered the “Wall Street of the South” and Miami’s Financial District thanks to the influx of businesses moving to the neighborhood.

Cipriani worked with Mast Capital and Arquitectonica to create a modern building. Each residence has spacious, ten-foot-high ceilings; floor-to-ceiling glass windows; curved lines; private outdoor space; and custom finishes and furnishings, like custom Italian kitchen cabinetry and Wolf Sub-Zero appliances. Select residences will have elevators that open directly into the units and each will have generous walk-in closets, separate standalone laundry rooms and innovate smart technology. The building will also have a 24-hour, Cipriani-trained staff, so residents can expect the top-notch service they are used to.

As an international symbol of elegance, style and hospitality, with a vast, devoted following that spans four generations, Cipriani was our only choice for this project,” says Camilo Miguel Jr., founder and CEO of Mast Capital. "We’re honored that Cipriani Residences Miami will be the brand's first ground-up residences in the U.S., and we look forward to setting a new standard together for the neighborhood.”

While more information on sales and the completion timeline of the residences is yet to come, Cipriani has revealed the residential tower will have elegant, resort-style amenities for its residents and have similar classic design elements beloved at Cipriani restaurants around the world. Amenities include a trademark Cipriani bar and resident-only dining experience; two swimming pools with a resort-style deck; cabanas; sun terrace with dining service; private reservable dining rooms and lounges catered by Cipriani’s restaurant; resident lounge; fitness center; private screening room; children’s playroom; library; spa with sauna and treatment rooms; dog park; hair salon and barber station; wellness center; pickleball court; golf simulator; and more.

Miami is currently one of the country’s hottest markets, both in terms of real estate and hospitality. Recently, the city has been a hotspot for branded residences, from Bentley to Baccarat, but Cipriani has already found much success in Miami and has no doubt its loyal customers will find Cipriani Residences Miami a natural extension of its offerings.

“For four generations we have always tried to focus on our work, true to our values and honest with our customers,” Cipriani says. “This has allowed us to grow our name in over ten countries around the world and maintain a level of consistency that requires a lot of attention. In all honesty, not much time is left to worry about competition or what others are doing.”
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Looks like completion is expected at the end of 2025. Sales are now officially underway as well.
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80-Story Cipriani Height Filed With FAA: Just Short Of Supertall Status



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The developers of the 80-story Cipriani condo tower in Brickell have officially submitted tower heights to the Federal Aviation Administration.

Cipriani will come very close to being a supertall, but will fall just short, according to criteria from an organization calling itself the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat.

According to the March 28 FAA filing, Cipriani will reach a height of 940 feet above ground, or 950 feet above sea level.

The CTBUH criteria for meeting supertall status is 984 feet.

Cipriani will still be taller than any building that currently exists in Miami, although a number of other towers in the city are planned to reach 1,049 feet.

The Cipriani complex will include three towers, with rental apartments in the shorter buildings.

In addition to the 80-story tower, there will be a 59 story apartment tower (693 feet above ground, 710 feet above sea level, according to an FAA filing.

The third tower is planned to rise 50 stories and 604 feet according to a UDRB filing (it does not appear to have been filed with the FAA yet).
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“…from an organization calling itself the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat.”
Lol
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Applied for a construction permit for the 2 smaller towers, all 3 towers are aiming for construction by the end of the year.

https://www.thenextmiami.com/develop...56-apartments/
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