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The Jay Group has filed permits for a 21-story tower containing nearly 300 residences and 4,545 ft2 of commercial space at 101 Fleet Place between Myrtle Avenue and Willoughby Street in Downtown Brooklyn, NYC, New York YIMBY reports. Served by the Dekalb Street subway station, the site is currently home to a low-rise brick building. The Jay Group…
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A developer planning to build a high-rise residential building and update an existing tower in NYC’s Brooklyn borough has closed on a US$72-million loan to get the project going, New York YIMBY reports. The Rabsky Group, landing the money from SCALE Lending, will launch the target at 240 Willoughby Street, in Brooklyn’s Fort Greene neighborhood. The money will also…
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The Crosby, a project planned by a pair of development companies, will result in a 31-story residential tower in Miami, Florida YIMBY reports. Related Group, described as one of South Florida’s most active condo developers, and Merrimac Ventures, led by the Motwani Brothers, have teamed up for the development planned within a 27-acre Miami Worldcenter site at 601 North Miami…
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Morris+Company’s plans for a 52-story residential skyscraper in London’s Canary Wharf, featuring castellated façade panels, have been recommended for approval, the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat reports. The 174-m tower, which goes before Tower Hamlets Council’s planning committee soon, is set to contain 424 homes, with 30% affordable by habitable room, as well as ground-floor…
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The construction company for 241 West 28th Street in NYC’s Chelsea neighborhood has topped out the 22-story two-tower project and has begun work on the residential building’s exterior, New York YIMBY reports. The project, developed by MAG Partners, Atalaya, Safanad, and Qualitas, stands 235 ft tall and will offer 400,000 ft2 of space for 480 residential units, 30%…
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San Francisco’s Millennium Tower, a 58-story residential high rise in the heart of downtown that has been the target of lawsuits over its sinking, tilting foundation, continues to tilt at the rate of 3 in per year, NBC Bay Area reports. During work to remedy the situation in 2021, 10 in. of tilt and 2 in of…
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Developer Cadillac Fairview has submitted for approval a plan to build a 21-story residential building on top of the CF Rideau Centre shopping mall in downtown Ottawa, Canada, STOREYS reported in December. The project, set at 70 Nicholas Street, is being designed in partnership with Montreal-based NEUF Architects. It calls for adding 280 luxury rental units of…
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A style collaboration by designers Snøhetta and Hassell has been awarded for an international design excellence competition that will result in the transformation of Harbourside in Darling Harbour into a new, inviting destination in the heart of Sydney, Snøhetta reports. The project, by property developer Mirvac, will create one of Australia’s most sustainable precincts. Included will be the Harbourside retail center…
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Developers of a high-rise residential building in Tampa have won approval from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), Florida YIMBY reported in late December. Altura Bayshore, a 22-story condominium tower at 2910 West Barcelona Street in Bayshore Gardens, Tampa, is planned to rise 271 ft. Designed by Curts Gaines Hall Jones Architects and developed by Tampa-based The Ronto Group, the tower has been ruled from the…
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Work is moving ahead on a new, 413-ft-tall mixed-use building planned in Downtown Miami, Florida YIMBY reports, known as 697 North Miami Avenue, and developer CIM Group has received construction permits from officials. The 40-story project will offer 473,330 ft2 with up to 411 residential units and 4,103 ft2 set for retail space. It will share a parking building…
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