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Resolution Type
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Resolution Number
2026-3963
Date (mm/dd/yyyy)
02/19/2026
Description
Approve Purchase & Assignment of TDRs amount 120,972.18 Sq. ft. of FAR & (48) Dwelling units from City's Public TDR Bank to MB RE Investments, LLC.
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Heard with Companion Zoning Reso 26-Z-221; Item 5A.
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NEIGHBORHOOD DESCRIPTION (Continued) <br />The condominium market has continued to slow over the past six months. While the rate of sales <br />remained similar for both the average and median pricing, on a per square foot basis, declined. The <br />average days on the market increased. <br />The overall market has 1,202 units listed for sale. The listing prices ranged from $79,900 to <br />$41,500,000. The average and median pricing was $1,818,750 and $766,000 respectively. <br />The increase in listings and longer marketing times is mainly due to buyers reluctance to purchase <br />units in older buildings. The continued increase in HOA fees, primarily due to rising insurance <br />premiums, and high interest rates, are cited as the root causes for the slow down in sales. Also, there <br />is significant available inventory. <br />The two projects either breaking ground or under construction have very little listing activity on <br />MLS. Also, these properties were purchased nearly ten years ago and are just breaking ground. <br />St. Regis residences will be developed at 18801 Collins Avenue. This project will include two <br />towers spanning 56 and 62 stories in height, with a total of 361 residential units. <br />The single-family home uses are primarily situated in the Golden Shores section at the northwestern <br />quadrant of the City. Sales and listing activity is minimal. The most recent closed sale was <br />$3,800,000. <br />The rental apartment market is. limited with most buildings indicated occupancy rates above 97%. <br />Rental rates have continued to increase. According to the Reinhold P. Wolff 2°d Qtr. 2025 <br />Residential Housing Survey the rental apartment for this section, which includes northern Miami <br />Beach, included 2,212 surveyed units. The market included a vacancy rate was 2.8% and rental rates <br />ranged from $2,465 to $4,050. <br />The commercial uses are located along the west side of Collins Avenue, and along Sunny Isles Beach <br />Boulevard. The office market is limited to a few office buildings. The newest construction is the <br />Milton Office Tower on the southwest corner of Collins Avenue and Sunny Isles Beach Boulevard. <br />The average rent for the submarket is about $50.00 per square foot, gross. The vacancy rate is about <br />7%. <br />The retail market includes multiple shopping centers along Collins Avenue, and various ground floor <br />retail uses along Sunny Isles Beach Boulevard. The shopping centers are in demand with a vacancy <br />rate less than 5%. The average rent is currently about $55 per square foot, NNN. Not withstanding <br />ground floor retail uses, within mixed use projects, there are no other forms of retail construction on <br />going at this time. <br />23 <br />561 <br />
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