Domus Brickell Center Delivers 579 Furnished Units in Q1 2028
A 35-story tower at 1034 Southwest 2nd Avenue brings 579 furnished, rental-permitted residences to West Brickell in the first quarter of 2028, with $220 million of financing behind it.
A 35-story tower at 1034 Southwest 2nd Avenue brings 579 furnished, rental-permitted residences to West Brickell in the first quarter of 2028, with $220 million of financing behind it.
LOFTY Brickell brings 362 furnished residences to 99 SW 7th Street in August 2027. Neither the project record nor the developer's announcement states a rental cap.
A 46-story tower at 99 SW 7th Street on the Miami River delivers 422 furnished residences in August 2027, with no hotel rooms on the record. The 2027 Brickell bucket adds 1,627 units.
Cipriani Residences Miami topped out in July 2026 with around-the-clock Cipriani dining, in-residence catering, a spa floor and a 37th-floor speakeasy inside the amenity package.
SH Hotels & Resorts will run a 75-story Brickell tower of 360 branded residences from early 2028. The amenity list describes the crews that contract has to fill.
Ytech's 70-story tower at 1428 Brickell Avenue carries 195 fully finished residences, more than 60 percent already under contract, with completion targeted for late 2028.
A 39-story tower at 128 Southwest 7th Street adds 517 residences in Brickell. The report carries no tenure, no rents and no completion date.
A 65-story Park West tower by E11EVEN Partners and Property Markets Group holds 456 residences, open since June 2026 while the hotel and day club phase in toward year-end.
Meliá Residences Miami is an eight-storey, 110-residence branded project under construction at 1120 SW 3rd Avenue, completing in 2027. The licence, the fifteen-item service list and the thirteen-hundred-room competitive set decide what the brand name carries for an operator.
A 50-story tower at 3601 Biscayne Boulevard in Edgewater by One Thousand Group with 50 hotel suites beside a residence count the April release puts at 220 and the June sales release at 200. Anantara's first U.S. property targets a 2030 opening.
A 90-story tower at 400 Biscayne Boulevard with 421 residences, announced 19 February 2026, forecast to break ground in June 2027 and complete in 2031. The project's own disclosure states the Delano brand is licensed to the developer.
An $880 million, seven-tower Live Local Act development at 8395 NW 27th Avenue in West Little River, with 4,032 furnished residences from $1,327 a month and roughly 200,000 square feet of amenities. About 3,000 units are reserved at base rents for first responders and essential workers. Demolition began in March 2026, and completion is targeted for the second quarter of 2028.
A 50-storey tower at 942 NE 1st Avenue in Miami Worldcenter with 310 residences and 219 hotel keys. Work halted in March 2024 on misplaced slab penetrations, and the asset has been in foreclosure since July 2025.
Fouquet's will flag and operate an 85-key hotel in a 12-story building at 39 NE 39th Street, joined to a 25-story tower of 143 homes. Three fee lines, a 2030 opening and no published rate.
An eight-story, 233-residence condominium at 2600 Northwest Second Avenue in Wynwood by PMG and LNDMRK Development, with about 26,000 square feet of retail, a $126 million construction loan and completion targeted for the second quarter of 2028.
A $350 million complex on the north bank of the Miami River with a 167-key Dream hotel, 16,000 square feet of restaurants and a 30,000-square-foot nightclub across two nine-story buildings. Groundbreaking was held in December 2025 and completion is targeted for fall 2028.
Deep soil mixing began at 750 Claughton Island Drive on 2 September 2026. The 121 hotel rooms and 322 residences rise in two towers, with completion set for 2030.
Banco Santander broke ground on its 50-story Miami regional office in April 2026, with delivery targeted for 2029. The tower brings weekday population to Brickell Avenue and carries no hotel rooms.
A 72-story, 902-foot tower at 555 North Miami Avenue holds a 316-key Hilton, 236 Hilton-managed condo-hotel units and 163 residences. The frame reached floor 50 in April 2026, and delivery has moved to 2028.
The Waldorf Astoria Hotel & Residences Miami has started its ninth and final cube at level 85, carrying 205 guest rooms in the first three cubes and 387 homes above them.
Transit shelters, public restrooms and support spaces go up at the Treasure Island ferry landing under a $4 million package. What the arrival point changes for San Francisco hotels.
City College of San Francisco broke ground on the Diego Rivera Performing Arts Center on 22 January 2026. The $181 million building carries a 600-seat hall, a 150-seat studio theatre and a 100-seat recital hall, and finishes in 2028.
Suffolk and CO Architects hold UCSF Mission Bay's dental and teaching contract. Clinic appointments and quarter cohorts give nearby hotels a weekday account to rate.
Public Works is rebuilding Powell Street between Market and Geary from fall 2026, on a $40 million budget, with a winter 2027 end. What a front desk still controls.
The Recommended Plan for San Francisco's waterfront sets a protection level for each reach and names no construction calendar. Operators get an elevation standard, a funding gate and a set of dates they can diary.
The San Francisco County Transportation Authority passed $22.5 million for engineering-phase work on The Portal on 15 September 2026. The 40-CT tunnel contract award sits at 11 February 2027 and ready-for-service at 17 November 2036.
The Golden Gate Bridge district runs overnight seismic work on weeknights, narrowing southbound to one lane from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m. Phase 3B runs to 2036, and the window moves when a north-side hotel's late bookings arrive.
Turner Construction leads $2.6 billion of work at SFO Terminal 3 West: 650,000 square feet renovated, 200,000 added and a six-story airline lounge building for early 2028. Airport hotels reset breakfast and evening offers against it.
The Planning Commission approved the Downtown Project Authorization for One Oak on 19 March 2026: 541 apartments across 41 stories at 1500-1540 Market Street, 373 of them studios or one-bedrooms, beside eight hotels inside 560 metres.
Emerald Fund and SDG filed permits to convert the vacant 1968 office building at 150 Hayes Street into 104 apartments, with one added story of 15,530 square feet, as SF YIMBY reported on 7 August 2026. The filing carries no commercial space, and residents will share a fitness centre and co-working space with 101 Polk Street.