Development Plans Change for Cornerstone Project in Downtown Coral Springs
January 2020: The 7.09-acre site currently awaits fresh and contemporary shops, apartments, restaurants, and, more tentatively, a hotel.
January 2020: The 7.09-acre site currently awaits fresh and contemporary shops, apartments, restaurants, and, more tentatively, a hotel.
December 2019: A Bank of America branch in Fort Lauderdale’s Rio Vista neighborhood is on the verge of redevelopment after a developer acquired it for $11 million.
July 2019:
The Kushner Cos. is launching a major apartment project in Miami, Bisnow has learned, the first in Florida for the third-generation real estate business. Courtesy of Dorsky + Yue International Rendering of 2000 Biscayne Blvd., an upcoming project in Miami from Kushner Cos. Kushner Cos., the business now led by the brain trust of Charles Kushner, Nicole Kushner Meyer and Laurent Morali, is planning on breaking ground later this year on an 1,100-unit apartment project in Miami’s Edgewater neighborhood, sources familiar with the deal told Bisnow.
September 2018:
“One of the largest downtown developments of the recent building boom won approval Tuesday night, clearing the city of Fort Lauderdale without a City Commission vote.
Riverparc Square will take up an entire city block south of the river downtown, with 790 apartments or condos, 297 hotel rooms, nearly 300,000 square feet of office space and about 45,000 square feet of retail.”
September 2018:
“O Cinema Wynwood, the non-profit movie theater and art space that opened its doors at 90 NW 29th Street in Feb. 2011, and The Wynwood Yard, the pop-up culinary incubator and event/concert space that took over five vacant lots at 56 NW 29th Street in the fall of 2015, will be permanently closing their doors in the first half of 2019.
In their place will rise Wynwood Green, an 11-story, 189-unit apartment rental building with nearly 17,000 square feet of commercial/retail space and 324 parking spots.
Lennar Multifamily Communities, a division of the Miami-based home building giant Lennar Corp., has submitted plans to the City of Miami for the project, to be built on NW 29th Street between NW First and North Miami Avenues. The project would mark Lennar’s first apartment building within City of Miami limits.
The city’s Urban Development Review Board will assess the proposal on Thursday. The Wynwood Design Review Committee, which evaluates developments to ensure they meet height and density requirements for the neighborhood, will weigh in on Sept. 11.
The project is expected to be approved by both boards.”
May 2018:
Commercial Property Executive quoted and referenced Dorsky + Yue International as an example of how to transform retail centers to keep them “fresh, hip and inviting.”
December 2017:
“Dorsky + Yue International designed Bruckner Boulevard mall renovation consists of a 2-story 108,000 square foot mixed-use building with 40,000 square feet of office space above 68,000 square feet of retail space, a 20,000 square foot ShopRite (the Bronx’s first ShopRite) and a 4,000 square foot stand-alone retail building situated at the intersection of White Plains Road and Bruckner Expressway.”
Bruckner Commons is anticipated to be completed January 2018.
Read the BronxTimes article “Burlington to open retain stores in the Hub & Soundview”.
January 2017:
Broadstone Brickell receives Temporary Certificate of Occupancy.
December 2016:
The International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC) has named Dorsky + Yue International as a commendation winner of the 2016 U.S. Design and Development Awards competition for The Easton Gateway District located in Columbus, Ohio in the New Developments Category; recognizing excellence, innovation and creativity in the U.S. retail real estate industry.
Project Information:
Total Retail Space: 583,000 sq. ft.
Number of Stores: 37
Development Company: Steiner + Associates/The Georgetown Co.
Owner: Easton Gateway LLC
Architects: Dorsky + Yue International
Graphic Designers: Kolar
Landscape Architects: MKSK
General Contractors: Ruscilli
Easton Town Center was initially opened in 1999, it was recognized as one of the first open-air mixed-use centers, setting a new standard for place-making businesses. Fifteen years later as its surrounding demographics continued to attract tenants, the center expanded with the 54-acre Gateway District incorporating 668,000 sq. ft. of big box, junior retailers, specialty shops, restaurants, and class “A” offices above retail. To blend into the existing development while creating its own distinct identity, designers conceptualized a modern retail center built on a turn of the century “re-claimed” industrial facility thriving for years and depending on the economic activity of the town. The project, divided into two zones, is positioned to facilitate pedestrian cross-shopping convenience. The centrally located and architecturally cohesive Main Street and the Peripheral Buildings, which include larger structures positioned around the main block, convey a diverse architectural character. The architecture of Easton Town Center reflects typical Midwest small towns with strong traditional undertones incorporating contemporary expressions to enrich the composition. The Gateway District buildings portray a traditional industrial style complemented with a few modern statements to add vibrancy and reinforce the concept of evolution and growth over time.
May 2016:
DYI is the winner of a design competition, and has been awarded the contract to be the Architect of a 36-story, 400-unit luxury apartment building on Biscayne Boulevard in the Edge Water District in Miami.