The Residences at 1428 Brickell is a 70-story luxury condominium tower with 189 units. 

The rock ‘n’ roll-themed building will offer 146 fully furnished condominiums that owners can rent short or long term with no restrictions. 

The 216-apartment project will also have over 2,000 square feet of retail space and a 12,210-square-foot facility for Barry University’s College of Nursing and Health Services. 

The master-planned community, Seven Shores, will offer 409 villas and single-family homes. 

The sales launch follows the recent sale of a $55 million penthouse in the South Tower, which is 80% sold out. 

Related Southeast has launched sales at its 140-unit Shorecrest condominium project in West Palm Beach.

600 Miami Worldcenter will offer 606 furnished units with no short-term-rental restrictions, all of which have already sold. 

The 10-story glass tower will offer 28 luxury residences priced from $2.5 million to $6.9 million. 

The mixed-use community, Revv at the River District, is the sister project to Revv Hollywood, which is also under development. 

The project, Aire Residences, has already sold seven of eight luxury units. 

The project’s 275 units are in three four-story buildings at the intersection of Highway 41 and San Carlos Boulevard. 

The 33-story condo tower will offer 299 units, over 50% of which have been sold. 

The permit issuance follows news that the midrise condo project by Rosso Development, Standard International and Midtown Development secured a $45 million construction loan. 

Declining interest rates spurred the increase. 

The apartment tower will stand eight stories at 2233 Hollywood Blvd. 

The 402-unit tower is a public-private partnership between Terra, Grass River Property and Miami-Dade County.