🏆 New Building: The largest permit issued was a $240 million new construction permit for 1 Island Drive in Miami, where Swire Properties is developing The Residences at Mandarin Oriental, Miami and Mandarin Oriental Hotel on Brickell Key. The former Mandarin Oriental Hotel towers on the site were demolished via controlled implosion in April. The redevelopment will include condos and a hotel, totaling about 1.35 million square feet.
Job Filing Number: BD23028760001B001
📊 New Building: The second-largest permit was $95 million for 114 Northeast 22nd Street in Miami, where New Sense LLC, an affiliate of Argentina-based HA Emprendimientos, is developing Sense 22, a Live Local Act mixed-use project spanning roughly 503,000 square feet and rising 36 stories with over 320 units. Earlier this month, the development landed a $111 million construction loan from S3 Capital.
Job Filing Number: BD25007343001B001
📊 New Building: Another major new construction permit valued at $21.3 million was issued for 1750 Northwest 15th Street Road in Miami, where Lore Development Group and Element Development are building an eight-story mixed-use project with multifamily and retail totaling about 122,000 square feet The development was approved in Miami’s Health District and will contain 112 studio apartments, ground-floor retail, amenity areas, and four levels of parking for 72 vehicles.
Job Filing Number: BD25011839001B001
📊 New Building: A $19 million permit was issued for 1822 Northwest 37th Avenue in Miami for the City of Miami Administration Building, a 724,470-square-foot municipal office building that’s part of the broader Miami Freedom Park redevelopment. The city secured federal funding this month to construct a pedestrian bridge that connects the nearby Metrorail station with the administration building. The project also secured a $193 million permit this month.
Job Filing Numbers: BD25026033001P001, BD25026033001MA001
🏆 Alteration: The largest alteration permit was a $22.5 million remodeling permit for 601 Biscayne Boulevard in Miami for renovations at Kaseya Center. The Miami Heat are in the midst of a $40 million overhaul of Kaseya Center’s event-level premium spaces, a project slated for completion before the coming NBA season. The renovation will double premium capacity with four new hospitality areas: the North and South lounges, The Arc and the 1988 Club, created in partnership with Michelin-starred chef Jeremy Ford.
Job Filing Number: BD26004939001B001
Source Notes: Permits issued between July 13, 2026, and July 20, 2026.