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Downtown Miami
Avant at Met Square
Avant at Met Square is starting to grow taller since we last looked at the project in July.
The 42 story building will have two levels of retail, plus a luxury 19 screen movie theater.
Construction is expected to be completed by first quarter 2018.
Previous construction photos of Avant at Met Square can be viewed here.
Paramount Miami Worldcenter is scheduled for a foundation pour this weekend, which will use over 100 trucks and take over 30 hours, according to Curbed Miami.
New renderings were revealed earlier in February, while the official groundbreaking took place in March.
Photos of the entire Miami Worldcenter site in 2014 can be viewed here.
New World Tower Miami
The New World Tower office building in Downtown Miami has sold for $84 million, according to Curbed Miami.
The 30 story office tower located at 100 South Biscayne Boulevard was built in 1963 and has 324,407 square feet of space.
The buyer of New World Tower is East End Capital who also recently developed The Wynwood Arcade and the proposed Wynwood 25. East End Capital plans to spend $10 million on upgrading the building.
New World Tower last sold ten years ago for $60.4 million.
300 Biscayne Rentals
After breaking ground and starting construction earlier this Summer, 300 Biscayne Rentals is starting to go vertical in Downtown Miami.
The 31 story building is currently on the second floor of construction.
3 Miami Central Construction
After previously reaching the 8th floor of construction in July, 3 Miami Central is close to topping out the 12 story office building.
The windows are currently being installed on the lower portion of the building.
Previous construction photos of 3 Miami Central can be viewed here.
Purchased Lot in Red
Meyers Group has purchased at lot at 533 NW 2nd Ave for $4.7 million where they are planning to build a 150 unit rental building.
The proposed high rise is located next to the proposed Miami Station Tower (formerly Krystal Tower) and across the street from the under construction 3 Miami Central.
Miami-Dade Commonwealth Building
The Miami-Dade Commonwealth Building located at 139 NE 1st Street in Downtown Miami was sold for $9.2 million in November 2015. The 43,265 square foot 7 story building was purchased by Immocorp Capital and Wynwood with plans to restore the building.
Originally built in 1925 at 17 stories, the Miami-Dade Commonwealth building was badly destroyed in a hurricane in 1926, which reduced the building down to 7 stories after restructuring.
The developer, now under the name Dream Downtown Miami, wants to restore the façade of the building and add 10 stories for a total of 98,574 square feet that would include a rooftop pool.
The architect on the project is RJ Heisenbottle Architects.
