Miami’s North Bay Village Welcomes Japanese-Inspired Waterfront Condominiums; One Wall Street’s Monumental Office-to-Luxury Condominium Conversion Is Complete

One Wall Street’s Monumental Office-to-Luxury Condominium Conversion Is Complete 

One Wall Street has officially completed its massive transformation from a 56-story office tower to a massive luxury condominium with a myriad of floor plans for residents to choose from. Conversion of the Lower Manhattan art-deco building was led by developer Harry Macklowe and offers an astounding one million square feet of residential space, with another 100,000 square feet of amenities. The completion was commemorated with a full unveiling, along with immediate move-ins and closings for residents.

“In the heart of the iconic financial district, One Wall Street, one of New York City’s most significant buildings, both in history and sheer size, has set the standard for residential conversions, marking yet another historic success,” stated Harry Macklowe, developer of One Wall Street. “The goal was to incarnate empty spaces into thoughtfully redesigned residences that will stand the test of time and continue to answer future demands of modern living. We are proud to fully unveil the completed building, now available for immediate move-ins, for the first time,” he added.

One Wall Street has also announced the launch of its Harbor Collection, which includes a new model residence designed by Harry Macklowe and frenchCALIFORNIA’s Guillaume Coutheillas. Residence 3404 features three bedrooms, curated finishes, custom furniture pieces from Mexico City-based studio Atra, and stunning views of Lower Manhattan. Asking prices for available residences go from $1.13 million to $12.750 million, excluding the penthouse residence.

Miami’s North Bay Village Welcomes Japanese-Inspired Waterfront Condominiums

For the first time in a decade, a new condominium is on the rise in Miami’s North Bay Village. Developers Pacific & Orient Properties, LLC celebrated the official groundbreaking of their project 7918 West Drive, a 21-story, 54-residence elegant waterfront condominium development that “showcases the simplicity of Japanese living,” states the press release. 

No two residences will feature the exact same layout at 7918 West Drive; however, all will feature indoor/outdoor living spaces that allow for sunrise and sunset views. Each floor will give way to just four homes, all corner residences with balconies, that span between 1,677 and 7,086 square feet with a minimum of two bedrooms. A 3,661-square-foot penthouse will feature six bedrooms, six bathrooms, one half-bathroom, and a 1,232-square-foot balcony. Prices begin at $1.8 million.

7918 West Drive’s more than 15,000 square feet of amenity space will include a pool, a fitness center, an elevated garden, a club room with a chef’s kitchen, and a pedestrian path along Biscayne Bay. The estimated completion date is in the first half of 2025.

Closings Commence at Brooklyn’s Olympia Dumbo

Closings are underway, and residents are moving in at Olympia Dumbo, the Hill West Architects-designed waterfront tower that is the neighborhood’s tallest condominium building. Located at 30 Front Street in Brooklyn, the 33-story building offers 76 one- to five-bedroom residences with prices on current inventory ranging from $1.785M to $19.5M. In January, the crown jewel penthouse, spanning nearly 5,000 square feet, went into contract for its full $17.5 million asking price, positioning it to become Dumbo’s priciest sale on record. Its highlights include five bedrooms, four-and-a-half bathrooms, oversized windows that frame Manhattan views, and an expansive outdoor terrace.

Miami’s Onda Residences Tops Off Construction in Bay Harbor Islands

Onda Residences, a 41-residence boutique condominium being developed along Biscayne Bay at 1135 103rd Street, has topped off construction at eight stories. Developed by CMC Group and Morabito Properties, with architecture by Arquitectonica, Onda is the only bayfront condominium underway in Miami’s exclusive Bay Harbor Islands community and has already sold 85% of its residences. 

Onda’s apartments come in two- to four-bedroom configurations with square footage between 1,809 and 3,535. Each home is accessed through a private elevator and showcases nine-foot-high ceilings, sliding glass doors and windows, and terraces with private gardens. There are four penthouses that measure as much as 5,073 square feet, with two including private rooftop pools. Pricing on the remaining inventory goes from $5 million to $8.4 million, and completion is slated for later this year.

Arquitectonica-Designed Condominium Planned to Replace Former AT&T Site in Miami Beach

Developers have filed plans to erect a 10-story, Arquitectonica-designed building at 6940 Abbott Avenue, the site of a former AT&T office and parking lot in Miami Beach, reports Florida Yimby. 

The plans call for 96 studios through two-bedroom residences, a rooftop lap pool, a fitness center, a residents’ lounge, a pickleball court, and 90 parking spaces. Its curvy facade would feature concrete slabs and columns, gray stucco, and gray glass windows.