Marina Pointe has selected Coastal Construction Company as the General Contractor for pre-construction planning of the luxury condominium development’s next phases, Tampa Bay Business Journal reports. Construction of Marina Pointe’s Second Tower, featuring 151 luxury condos, will commence later this year.
BTI Partners CEO Noah Breakstone recently spoke with Florida Trend’s Brittney Miller for a Q&A on Florida’s urban surge. In their discussion, Noah highlighted Florida’s booming housing market and rapid urban growth, expressed confidence in the state’s ability to address challenges like infrastructure and environmental concerns, and praised local planning efforts for effectively managing ongoing expansion.
Jacksonville Daily Record reports that BTI Partners is advancing plans for the initial phase of Governors Park, a 3,300-acre master-planned community in Clay County, Florida. This first phase, dubbed Governors Park South, will be located in Green Cove Springs and will feature 401 single-family homes spread across 235 acres, with 156 acres dedicated to residential lots.
Growthspotter reports that national homebuilder Lennar has purchased 323 homesites for $10.77 million in our Crossprairie master-planned community in Central Florida. This acquisition makes Lennar the fifth builder in the 1,400-acre community, joining Jones Homes, Meritage Homes, M/I Homes, and Beazer Homes. Lennar’s site will feature a mix of townhomes and single-family homes in the ED-2 neighborhood. BTI Partners’ master-planned communities attract top builders in Florida, eager to increase housing inventory for first-time homebuyers and move-ups in the region.
Orlando Business Journal reports that national home builder Beazer Homes has recently purchased a portion of our master-planned community, Crossprairie, in the desirable East Lake Toho district in Central Florida. The site is approved for the development of 245 residential units.
Florida YIMBY reports BTI Partners has topped off The Bread Building, a 25-story apartment tower located at 1740 South Young Circle in downtown Hollywood. The redevelopment of the former Hollywood Bread Building site will bring 362 luxury apartments and 16,000 square feet of retail space.