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Phased Vertical Permit Issued For 67-Story JEM Private Residences

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The 67-story JEM Private Residences at Miami Worldcenter has been issued a phased vertical permit. Miami’s Building Department issued the permit this morning, allowing vertical construction work to commence. The 67-story tower is planned to rise to a height of over 700 feet. It will include 259 luxury condo units on the upper levels, and 530 multi-family units on the lower levels. There will also be ground floor commercial space, and 591 parking…

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Phased Vertical Permit Issued For 67-Story JEM Private Residences

The 67-story JEM Private Residences at Miami Worldcenter has been issued a phased vertical permit. Miami’s Building Department issued the permit this morning, allowing vertical construction work to commence. The 67-story tower is planned to rise to a height of over 700 feet. It will include 259 luxury condo units on the upper levels, and 530 multi-family units on the lower levels. There will also be ground floor commercial space, and 591 parking…

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The Next Miami broke the news in 9 days ago on Thursday, February 13, 2025.

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