🏆 New Building: The largest permit issued was for the One Alton Biscayne project at 11240 Biscayne Boulevard near North Miami, where Delray Beach-based Kolter Multifamily, Washington, D.C.-based Carlyle Group and Fort Lauderdale-based Altman are building the 12-story apartment building with 336 units. The developers acquired the site from Bianca Investments last year for $15 million and secured an $86.1 million construction loan from PNC Bank.
Job Filing Number: 2026065104
📊 Demolition: Huizenga Holdings is listed as the owner on seven demolition permits for homes in West Palm Beach at 426 36th Street, 419 42nd Street, 490 43rd Street, 503 42nd Street, 458 43rd Street, 515 43rd Street, 525 43rd Street and 530 44th Street. The West Palm Beach-based developer is led by president H. Wayne Huizenga Jr., the son of the late billionaire entrepreneur and former Miami Dolphins owner H. Wayne Huizenga.
Job Filing Numbers: 26070253-COM-DEMO; 26070250-COM-DEMO; 26070252-COM-DEMO; 26051292-RES-DEMO; 26051269-RES-DEMO; 26051260-RES-DEMO; 26051256-RES-DEMO; 26060368-RES-DEMO
📊 Demolition: A demolition permit was issued for the second phase of Crescent Heights’ 42-story luxury apartment project Forma Suites at 2923 Northeast Second Avenue in Miami’s Edgewater neighborhood. The site is west of Forma, a 40-story tower with 588 apartments and a Whole Foods on the ground floor.
Job Filing Number: BD25000167001B001
📊 Demolition: Another demolition permit in Miami was issued for billionaire Adam Neumann’s Flow project at 8500 Biscayne Boulevard near El Portal. Last year, the company paid $70.5 million for the 16-acre former trailer park in a court-ordered auction.
Job Filing Number: BD26001448001B001
Source Notes: Permits issued between August 12 and August 19, 2026, based solely on the Final tab.
