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Miami New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 4Q18 Miami New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 4Q18 ID PROPERTY UNITS 3 CAOBA 444 41 4 Plaza Pointe 71 155 5 Muze at Met Square 391 7 Lazul 349 171 175 8 Riverview One 100 9 District West Gables Phase II 221 183 184 15 10 Panorama Tower 821 58 Total Lease-Up 2,397 44 26 182 179 124 11 Plaza Coral Gables, The 174 48 13 Gables Station 499 17 75 14 Liberty Square Phase IA 204 34 49 130 15 Midtown 6 447 178 116 113 16 Soleste Alameda 310 76 180 60 17 Bradley, The 175 101 112 18 Belle Isle Key 172 174 74 19 Overture at Downtown Doral South 193 172 177 73 127 61 20 Art Plaza 667 181 176 4 115 125 21 Soleste Twenty2 338 170 23 Century Parc Place 230 199 100 47 126 59 25 5250 Park 231 201 26 AMLI Chiquita 512 190 20 129 63 27 Megacenter Brickell 57 187 114 7 131 28 Henry, The 120 31 197 186 105 128 64 30 SoLe Mia 397 173 133 62 31 River Landing 507 169 103 193 82 3 32 Residence at University City, The 187 72 55 33 MB Station 190 203 195 80 34 Wynwood 25 289 191 83 210 85 198 121 132 30 35 Soleste Blue Lagoon 330 50 134 36 Cassa Grove 130 202 192 205 38 Oasis at Blue Lagoon 272 206 8 188 40 Triton Center 325 79 106 41 Quadro 198 209 200 196 77 57 42 Las Vistas at Amelia 174 228 204 81 5 42 44 Midtown 8 387 84 189 104 65 45 Columbus, The 72 194 109 45 47 Gardens Park Phase II 71 207 211 238 135 48 Biscayne 27 330 27 102 123 157 49 Modera Edgewater 297 208 78 50 Park - Line MiamiCentral 816 185 52 Grand Doral 80 53 10 240 53 Maizon at Brickell 262 54 Aura, The 100 239 237 Total Under Construction 9,743 55 Lucida Palmetto 108 236 56 East 41 413 57 Mosaic Apartments at Opa Locka 104 56 58 MiLa Phase III 100 159 59 5 Park 415 158 60 Emerald Aventura 58 119 120 122 61 Estates at Acqualina, The 91 52 145 62 Marina del Mar II 256 130 District, The 214 194 City of Miami Headquarters Redevelopment 1,100 111 137 117 150 153 40 63 Riverwalk North Miami Beach 730 131 Intracoastal Mall 600 195 Downtown 5th 600 167 110 64 Uptown Biscayne 245 132 14752 NE 6th Avenue 66 196 Flagler Square 100 107 118 151 65 840 NE 130th Street 67 133 New North Town Center 1,650 197 Innovation District 250 148 68 66 101 Hialeah Drive 105 134 SoLe Mia Phase II 4,390 198 Miami II 690 108 154 67 67 MiMo Bay 237 135 Causeway Village 297 199 Miami Plaza 437 140 141 149 68 Marlborough House 90 136 1050 East 9th Street 145 200 Presidente Supermarket 96 156 69 Wave, The 323 137 2200 East 4th Avenue 4,400 201 Resorts World Miami 100 136 70 Alexan Doral 350 138 Apogean Pointe 68 202 Riverwest Miami 719 146 71 Elan at Downtown Doral South 383 139 Liberty Square Phase IIIB 144 203 Sawyer's Landing 500 66 14 152 72 Miami River Walk 346 140 Liberty Square Phase IVC 120 204 SW 1st Street & SW 7th Avenue 196 25 144 275 73 1836 Biscayne Boulevard 352 141 Liberty Square Phase IVD 240 205 World Trade Center of the Americas 400 19 139 74 1900 Biscayne Boulevard 429 142 Market Station Development 2,057 206 1140 NW 1st Street 100 142 75 Midtown 7 391 143 NW 35th Avenue & NW 36th Street 198 207 2135 SW 6th Street 57 147 76 Wynwood Square 241 144 Shoma Village 304 208 Altis Little Havana 224 71 70 138 143 77 200 SE 2nd Avenue 637 145 Sunset Pointe Phase II 96 209 Casa Luna 79 78 Brickell Ridge Redevelopment 243 146 Superior Manor Phase II 101 210 Reflections 138 168 79 Liquid Lofts 482 147 Sweet River 108 211 SieteOcho 100 80 Luma at Miami Worldcenter 429 148 Villages II, The 230 216 SW 7th Street and SW 110th Avenue 293 81 M - Tower 440 149 Villages III, The 192 217 University Bridge 886 163 82 Miami Worldcenter Block E 418 150 490 NW 79th Street 100 219 6950 NW 7th Street 471 18 83 Miami Worldcenter Block G Phase II 413 151 7000 Biscayne Blvd 85 220 Lion Terrace 800 162 161 84 Nexus Riverside 462 152 Eastside Ridge 2,798 221 Soleste Park View 99 160 85 Sterling, The 362 153 Little River Center 100 222 Trail 899 165 86 275 Fontainebleau Blvd 133 154 Magic City Innovation District, The 2,490 223 Altis Ludlam 313 87 87 5800 Blue Lagoon Drive 241 155 3801 Biscayne Blvd 136 224 Uncommon Miami 202 23 69 89 Central Park 77 156 Paseo 294 227 100 Miracle Mile 124 35 93 92 33 Alhambra Circle 189 157 Bay Harbor Island 104 228 2828 Flager Street 208 38 93 Baccarat 120 158 North Beach Town Center 134 229 301 Madeira Avenue 174 86 219 164 94 Grove Central 330 159 Ocean Terrace 58 230 3811 Shipping Avenue 153 166 95 Link at Douglas 970 160 1600 Washington Avenue 134 231 44 Zamora 91 32 96 Miracle Residences 282 161 947 Lincoln Road 100 232 Coral Gables City Center 270 222 221 97 Regency on the Park, The 161 162 Alton Road Mixed Use 250 233 Link at Douglas Phase II 302 216 217 16 100 Arts Luxury 550 163 Barclay Plaza 50 234 Link at Douglas Phases III & IV 380 220 101 NW 2nd Avenue & NW 22nd Street 3,482 164 Crescent Heights 288 235 Sunrise Coral Gables 133 235 102 Gallery at West Brickell 287 165 Flamingo South Beach Redevelopment 446 236 1430 Brickell Bay Drive 300 231 103 Soleste Grand Central 360 166 Miami Beach Marina 250 237 Babylon Redevelopment 100 9 229 Total Planned 16,902 167 Grand Doral Phase II 115 238 Brickell CityCentre 588 232 97 33 168 Marquesa 100 239 CCCC Miami Towers 500 21 96 104 11055 West 36th Avenue 245 54 105 NW 102nd Avenue & NW 170th Street 2,000 169 1543 NW South River Drive 63 240 Yacht Club at Brickell Phase II 572 11 94 106 South Pointe 179 170 1652 NW 17th Avenue 192 241 3750 South Dixie Hwy 192 107 2345 West 5th Avenue 80 171 3670 NW 20th Avenue 77 242 Bird Road and Southwest 42 Avenue 118 242 227 36 108 640 West 18th Street 92 172 Allapattah Residential 150 243 Coconut Grove Playhouse 100 223 109 7755 West 4th Avenue 212 173 East River Residences 194 244 Gables Ponce Phase III 210 89 230 28 95 248 110 Oceanmar Park 148 174 NW 11th Avenue & NW 21st Street 1,200 245 Grand Plaza 160 245 175 NW 7th Avenue & NW 35th Street 51 246 Harbour, The 100 233 13 246 111 Pura Vida Hialeah 260 243 112 BH Miami Gardens Town Center 365 176 1775 Biscayne Blvd 444 248 Summerhill 303 244 113 Center at Miami Gardens 272 177 1900 NE Miami Avenue 358 275 NW 7th Avenue & NW 49th Street 888 241 234 114 New Way Gardens 429 178 2000 Biscayne Blvd 393 Total Planned 54,945 115 NW 183rd Street & NW 29th Court 90 179 35 NW 27th Street 92 224 116 NW 37th Avenue & Honey Hill Drive 125 180 Modera Biscayne Bay 296 117 25th Street Station 119 181 NE 1st Avenue & NE 17th Street 225 118 955 East 25th Street 216 182 NW 2nd Avenue & NW 29th Street 70 119 Bridge Crossings 74 183 Westdale at Wynwood 202 120 Northside Village 59 184 Wynwood Green 189 121 1700 Service Road 250 185 1133 SW 2nd Avenue 196 LEGEND 186 129 NE 8th Street 434 122 Rovell 216 Lease-Up 123 Westview 106 187 1370 NE 2nd Avenue 1,100 188 200 North Miami Avenue 328 124 502 NW 207 Street 288 Under Construction 125 NW 12th Avenue & NW Miami Gardens Drive 100 189 200 South Miami 1,020 190 31 NE 14th Street 457 126 Park Plaza Renovation 234 Planned 127 Aventura Greynolds Village 139 191 40 NW 3rd Street 300 192 54 West Flagler 397 128 Canopies, The 52 Prospective 129 NE 17th Avenue & NE 164th Street 100 193 Block 45 Overtown 600 1 mi Source: Yardi Matrix a Berkshire Hathaway and Jefferies Financial Group company Miami New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 4Q18 43 247 90 88 225 22 6 91 218 2 212 214 226 ID PROPERTY UNITS 1 Alcazar Phase I & II 288 2 Allegro Dadeland 212 213 6 Motion at Dadeland 294 Total Lease-Up 794 215 253 12 Mareas at Coral Reef, The 408 22 Modera Metro Dadeland Phase II 422 256 24 Soleste Bay Village 200 12 252 29 Caribbean Village 123 37 Kirra's 55 251 39 Preserve at Coral Town Park, The 84 43 Paseo de la Riviera 224 46 Deering Groves 281 254 51 Atlantico at Palmetto Bay 271 Total Under Construction 2,068 51 88 6075 Sunset Drive 203 255 90 Sunset Place 414 24 91 SW 70th Avenue & SW 85th Street 416 250 98 264th Street & 147th Avenue 417 99 Alcazar Phase III 168 Total Planned 1,618 212 8785 SW 165th Avenue 120 29 213 Hidden Lake 136 214 Kendall Town Center 600 276 215 SW 136th Street & SW 162nd Avenue 264 218 Grand Bay South 440 225 6130 Sunset Drive 312 37 226 9600 South Dixie Hwy 420 249 247 Standard at Coral Gables, The 165 249 Boardwalk at Lakeside 192 250 Bowtie Villas 150 251 Mareas at Coral Reef Phase II, The 192 252 Mareas at Coral Reef Phase III, The 300 253 Vista Verde at Deerwood Phase II 50 254 Park View 308 255 Sandpiper Village 82 271 256 Shores at Palmetto Bay, The 220 259 270 257 Blue Heaven Villas 100 266 258 29355 South Dixie Phase II 118 46 261 259 Artesa 283 260 260 Bauer Parc South 240 98 261 Edge at Naranja, The 150 39 262 Lake Victoria Townhouses 89 273 263 262 263 Lanai Landings 54 99 265 264 Landings, The Redevelopment 100 265 Naranja Urban Villas 57 1 272 266 Paradise Gardens 246 274 267 Park 95 268 Plams at Bella Vista, The 140 267 269 Solera 189 258 270 Southern Villas Townhomes 100 271 Sunshine Villas 68 272 SW 128th Place & SW 280th Street 193 273 SW 152nd Avenue & SW 280th Street 216 264 274 Veranda Homestead 240 276 Caribbean Village Phase II 226 Total Prospective 6,855 LEGEND 257 Lease-Up Under Construction 268 269 Planned Prospective 1 mi Source: Yardi Matrix a Berkshire Hathaway and Jefferies Financial Group company Miami New Construction and Proposed Multifamily Projects FORECASTED ID PROPERTY NAME ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP STATUS UNITS SUBMARKET PERMIT DATE COMPLETION DATE START OF RENT-UP 1 Alcazar Phase I & II 14981 SW 283rd Street Homestead FL 33033 Lease-Up 288 Homestead 05/31/2017 07/31/2019 01/31/2018 2 Allegro Dadeland 7400 SW 88th Street Miami FL 33156 Lease-Up 212 Glenvar Heights 12/27/2016 03/31/2019 01/01/2018 3 CAOBA 698 NE 1st Avenue Miami FL 33132 Lease-Up 444
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