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Top permits: $86M for Rilea’s Mohawk at Wynwood, $31M for Craig Robins’ office-retail project in Miami Design District

🏆 New Building: The largest permit issued was an $85.6 million new construction permit for Mohawk at Wynwood, a 300-unit apartment project at 50 Northeast 29th Street in Miami. The permit covers 488,880 square feet for Miami-based Rilea Group’s development. In January, the developer secured a $149.2 million construction loan, which included $124.2 million in C-PACE financing from Nuveen Green Capital and a $25 million loan from Abanca USA. Rilea, led by owner and CEO Alan Ojeda and President Diego Ojeda, bought the land for $22 million in 2021. The building will also have 30,000 square feet of ground floor retail. Construction is set to finish in 2028. 

Job Filing Number: BD22029540

📊 New Building: The second-largest permit was a $31.1 million new construction permit for Sweetbird North at 95 Northeast 40th Street in Miami’s Design District. The permit covers 115,820 square feet for the eight-story office-retail project that is being developed by Miami Design District Associates, the Craig Robins-led entity behind the Design District, and Raycliff Capital. Construction is slated to be completed in 2028.

Job Filing Number: BD25028023

📊 New Building: A $28 million building permit was issued for Alton Biscayne at 11240 Biscayne Boulevard in North Miami Beach. The permit covers 701,390 square feet for Kolter Multifamily’s development that will feature 336 apartments with a 12-story residential tower, a seven-story parking garage topped with amenities including a pool and clubhouse, and eight townhome-style flats. The 3.2-acre property was acquired for $15 million.

Job Filing Number: 2026063242

📊 New Building: A $3.7 million residential new construction and additions permit was issued for a 10,980-square-foot project at 424 West DiLido Drive in Miami Beach. Property records show the waterfront property last sold for $13.4 million in August 2025 to an LLC managed by Dexter Dwight. 

Job Filing Number: BR2511193

📊 Demolition: A $175,000 residential demolition permit was issued for 13 Star Island Drive in Miami Beach. The property last sold for $32.5 million in August 2020. The permit lists Fleetwood Star Holdings LLC as the owner, although the mansion was bought by Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez before the couple announced their split in 2021. 

Job Filing Number: BR2611636

Source Notes: Permits issued between Aug. 4, 2026, and Aug. 10, 2026.

 

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