Miramar Cove is expected to bring new homes and apartments, along with restaurants, bars, shops and a hotel.
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A 125-acre mixed-use development called Miramar Cove has officially broken ground, promising to transform the corner of Miramar Parkway and Red Road.
Developers say it will be the largest walkable village of its kind in the city.
FULL STORY: Miramar Cove development to bring parks, restaurants, beach club for fall 2028
Here are key takeaways:
- 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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