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Continuum Company snatches up condos in buyout, plans redevelopment

by Elizabeth Kanzeg Rowland

Rezoning would allow Continuum Company' to build a 217-foot residential tower. (Image courtesy of Continuum Company)

Continuum Company purchased all 46 units of the Mariners Bay Condominiums in North Miami. The New York- and Miami-based real estate development firm plans to transform the site into a waterfront development and recently secured rezoning that would allow a 217-foot residential tower.

Planned amenities for the project include a marina on Biscayne Bay.

“This acquisition reflects our confidence in Miami and enthusiasm about this one-of-a-kind property,” said Ian Bruce Eichner, founder and chairman of Continuum Company. “We worked closely with the owners at Mariners Bay to consolidate the property through the condominium termination process. This acquisition and condominium termination allow Continuum to create a unique waterfront experience that reflects Continuum’s vision.”

Continuum plans to launch sales in February 2026 at an off-site sales center.

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