Se espera que Miramar Cove traiga nuevas casas y apartamentos, además de restaurantes, bares, tiendas y un hotel.
Cortesía de Cooper Carry
A 125-acre mixed-use development called Miramar Cove has officially broken ground, promising to transform the corner of Miramar Parkway and Red Road.
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Developers say it will be the largest walkable village of its kind in the city.
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FULL STORY: Miramar Cove development to bring parks, restaurants, beach club for fall 2028
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Here are key takeaways:
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- Sunbeam Properties & Development, run by the Ansin family, is building the project alongside construction firm Stiles. CEO Andrew Ansin’s grandfather purchased the land roughly 70 years ago for $100 an acre.
- The development will feature restaurants, a hotel, apartments, multi-family housing, boutiques and cafes, with promenades connecting buildings and parks designed for 15-minute walks to destinations.
- A beach club with a 5.5-acre basin will sit at the core of the project. The fountain will be able to coordinate water shows with music.
- Mayor Wayne M. Messam said apartments will be market-rate without income restrictions, but will include reserved workforce housing opportunities.
- Miramar Cove is planned for completion in fall 2028.
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