Condo Plans in Miami-Dade

A roundup of condo proposals in Miami-Dade

| 2/14/2013

» The two-tower, 148-unit, Village at Island Estates is proposed for an undeveloped island in the Intracoastal Waterway between Aventura and Sunny Isles Beach.

» New York-based Property Markets Group proposed the 190-unit ECHO in Aventura.

» A development partnership has proposed the 31-story, 264-unit Three Midtown Miami and the 33-story, 398-unit Six Midtown Miami condo towers in Midtown.

» Developer SMG proposed the seven-story, 115-unit, Peloro Miami Beach on the Intracoastal Waterway in Miami Beach’s North Beach neighborhood.

» Two condo towers — St. Tropez on the Bay IV and V — in Sunny Isles Beach with 329 residences between them are proposed on the Intracoastal Waterway.

» In Miami Beach, Ian Schrager proposed the 11-story, 26-unit Residences at the Miami Beach Edition.

Tags: Miami-Dade, Real Estate

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