New Construction Projects in North Beach, Florida

Project 1: 72 Park

• Developer: Lefferts
• Location: 580 72nd Street, Miami Beach
• Type: Residential (Condo)
• Units/Size: 206 units, 22 stories
• Status: Recently Completed
• Expected Completion: 2025 (closings began March 2025)
• Description: First luxury condominium tower built in North Beach in over five years; short-term rental-friendly with high sell-out rate.[1]

Project 2: Ella Miami Beach

• Developer: Constellation Group, The Boschetti Group, and Vietmar
• Location: 6940 Abbott Avenue, Miami Beach
• Type: Residential (Condo, rental-friendly)
• Units/Size: 103 units, 10 stories
• Status: Under Construction
• Expected Completion: Early 2027 / Q1 2027
• Description: Boutique tower topped off in March 2026; units starting around $550,000 with studios to two-bedrooms.[2]

Project 3: PALMA Miami Beach Residences (Palma)

• Developer: Lefferts
• Location: 600 71st Street, Miami Beach
• Type: Residential (Condo)
• Units/Size: 126 units (some reports note ~121), 14 stories
• Status: Under Construction (ground broken December 2025)
• Expected Completion: Late 2027
• Description: Fully furnished one- and two-bedroom residences plus penthouses; part of Lefferts’ multi-project North Beach strategy; ~50-75% sold at groundbreaking.[3]

Project 4: 7200 Collins

• Developer: Northlink Capital
• Location: 7200 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach
• Type: Residential (Luxury Condo)
• Units/Size: 222 units, 12 stories
• Status: Under Construction (foundation work underway as of September 2026)
• Expected Completion: Late 2027
• Description: Revuelta Architecture-designed building with fully furnished units; strong pre-sales (over 90% under contract); across from North Beach Oceanfront Center.[4]

Project 5: NoBe PARC Miami Beach (NoBe Parc)

• Developer: Robert Finvarb Companies
• Location: 7140 Abbott Avenue, Miami Beach
• Type: Residential (Condo, short-term rental-friendly)
• Units/Size: 232 units, 15 stories
• Status: Announced / Pre-construction (sales launched)
• Expected Completion: Late 2028
• Description: Fully furnished flexible-ownership residences (studios to three-bedrooms) with hospitality-style amenities; designed for living, leasing, or seasonal use.[5]

Project 6: Ocean Terrace Residences

• Developer: Witkoff Group in partnership with Ocean Terrace Holdings
• Location: Ocean Terrace / Collins Avenue area (between ~74th-75th Streets), Miami Beach
• Type: Mixed-use (Residential Condos + Hotel + Retail)
• Units/Size: 76 residences (52 condos + 24 resort residences) across two towers + 42-key hotel; ~15,000 sq ft retail; 350 feet ocean frontage
• Status: Announced / Pre-construction (sales launched)
• Expected Completion: 2029
• Description: Major oceanfront development including private members club and public park elements; high-end pricing starting above $6 million.[2]

Project 7: 72 Carlyle

• Developer: Lefferts
• Location: 600/650 72nd Street area, Miami Beach
• Type: Residential (Luxury Condo)
• Units/Size: 134 units, ~19-20 stories
• Status: Pre-construction / Planned
• Expected Completion: ~2028 (estimated)
• Description: Interiors by Piero Lissoni; part of Lefferts’ ongoing North Beach portfolio alongside 72 Park and PALMA.[3]

Project 8: Deauville Beach Resort Redevelopment

• Developer: Terra Group / Meruelo family
• Location: 6701 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach (former Deauville Hotel site)
• Type: Mixed-use (Condo + Hotel)
• Units/Size: ~100-200 condos + ~140-150 room hotel (two towers)
• Status: Approved / Announced (plans advancing)
• Expected Completion: Limited public information available (construction potentially starting ~2026)
• Description: Oceanfront MiMo-style redevelopment of historic site with Foster + Partners involvement; expected to include significant tax and job benefits for the area.[6]

Additional smaller or less-detailed projects (e.g., a boutique four-story residential community at 880 71st Street by Lefferts or Kolter Group’s Normandy Plaza-adjacent plans) are referenced in reports but lack sufficient public details for full inclusion. The North Beach Town Center rezoning has spurred over a dozen developments overall, primarily residential with ground-floor retail. Public infrastructure like Ocean Terrace Park has also been completed recently.