The Miami Beach Design Review Board gave its unanimous approval on Tuesday for the construction of a new four-story commercial building at 1824 Alton Road

The site at the corner of Alton Road and 18th Street was purchased by an affiliate of Saber Real Estate Advisors last year for $7.3 million. A Chevron gas station built in 1963 had occupied the half-acre lot and has since been torn down.

Rivertowns Square transforms Saw Mill neighborhood
Mix-use of retail, hotel and apartments is the future of shopping centers, the developer says.

The development — which replaced nearly 200,000 square feet of deteriorating buildings left behind the Akzo Nobel paint and chemical company — wraps around the existing Chauncey Square complex, a home for tenants such as New York Sports Clubs, Starbucks Coffee, GNC, Smoothie King, Oasis Day Spa and Home Helpers.

A development team is moving forward with a new 421-unit luxury apartment project in Bogota with the help of a newly announced, $60 million loan arranged by Cushman & Wakefield.

Change is coming to Poughkeepsie in the form of the $250 million Hudson Heritage project which will change the complexion of the Route 9 corridor across from Marist College.

After receiving a positive nod from the White Plains Planning Board at its Jan. 16 meeting, The Collection site plan and special permits for a multi-use development on 3.1 acres in the Urban Renewal area of White Plains between Westchester and Franklin Avenues are scheduled for a public hearing at the Feb. 5 meeting of the city’s common council.

White Plains to Convert Vacant Lots Into Mixed-Income Apartments
The proposal would see nearly 130 residences added to the corner of Hale and Maple.

The White Plains Common Council has approved a $48 million plan by the owner of two vacant lots to transform the mostly unused space into a two-building apartment complex aimed at empty nesters and other locals seeking larger, cheaper accommodations within the city.