MIAMI | Apeiron at The Jockey Club | FT | 40 x2 FLOORS

[chris08876]

Apeiron at The Jockey Club

Apeiron at The Jockey Club in Miami, Florida is a 22-acre waterfront property with expansive views of Biscayne Bay and the ocean that includes a 38-slip mega-yacht deep-water marina. The initial phase of the Flagship will include a 40-story tower with 120 serviced residences that range from 1,500 SF to over 4,500 SF and a 90-room boutique hotel. Integrated into a robust 5-acre state-of-the-art health and wellness facility, the Flagship will include tennis courts, outdoor pools, and recreational facilities.

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http://www.apeiron.co/#flagship

[chris08876]

MIAMI | 11111 Biscayne Boulevard | 540 FT | 40 FLOORS

Apeiron Developer Submits Plan For 549-Foot Tower

The developer of Apeiron at The Jockey Club submitted plans for a tower to the FAA last week.

Apeiron will rise 549 feet above sea level, or 540 feet above ground, if approved by the agency.

The 40-story tower will include 120 serviced residences ranging in size from 1,500 square feet to 4,500 square feet. A 90-room hotel is also included in the tower.

Former Ritz Carlton CEO Horst Schulze is one of the developers.

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http://www.thenextmiami.com/16494/

[chris08876]

41-Story Apeiron Gets Loan To Cover Soft Costs; Second Phase Planned

The developers of Apeiron have obtained $21 million in financing to cover engineering, architecture, planning and other costs.

Apeiron will be built in two phases. The first phase includes a 41-story with hotel and condo units, along with a parking garage. A second phase will include 120 condo units in a tower of an unspecified height.

Silver Arch Capital Partners Closes $21 Million Land Loan for Major Miami Waterfront Project
Famed ‘Jockey Club’ site to re-emerge as a destination development

The site of the legendary Jockey Club, the hot Miami social club of the 60’s, will soon be transformed with the addition of the 1 million-square foot luxury residential and hotel development Apeiron at the Jockey Club, thanks to a $21 million loan by Hackensack, NJ-based private lender, Silver Arch Capital Partners.

Jeffrey Wolfer, President and CEO of Silver Arch Capital announced the company’s completion of the funding for the proposed project. The two-year loan was obtained by Apeiron Miami, LLC, a partnership headed by Ritz Carlton Group co-founder and former President Horst Schulze, former Chairman of HBA International Michael Bedner, and former Vice President of Related International Muayad “Mo” Abbas. “We are pleased that we can be part of such an exciting project on such a great site, with a group that will make this outstanding project happen,” said Wolfer. “The team includes individuals with lengthy track records in development, hospitality, and management that positions them well to execute on their vision.”

David Larson, Associate Director of NGKF Capital Markets was the broker on the transaction. Newmark Grubb Knight Frank, is one of the world’s leading commercial real estate advisory firms. Together with London-based partner Knight Frank and independently-owned offices, NGKF’s 12,800 professionals operate from more than 370 offices in established and emerging property markets on six continents.

“Both development and lending teams were able to come together to realize the extraordinary opportunity in the Jockey Club, a project that will once again be a preeminent Miami destination,” adds Larson. “The team at NGKF looks forward to many more deals with Silver Arch Capital Partners.”

The project comes at a time when Miami is living up to its nickname as The Magic City. “Growth in the Miami, Miami Beach and Kendall market continues, with employment expanding into record territory, including strong growth in finance and manufacturing jobs,” said Wolfer. “Tourism and rebounding in-migration are also driving the market’s retail landscape, with additional jobs resulting from that trend. Construction and real estate have benefited from the heightened demand for condominium high-rises, and this project is clearly designed to help meet that strong and growing demand.”

The site is the remaining undeveloped portion of the Jockey Club sitting directly on Biscayne Bay at 1111 Biscayne Blvd. The three existing condominium buildings, Jockey Club 1, 2 and 3, were developed in the 1970’s and 80’s, and the remainder of the site boasts fantastic views and is perfectly situated for the proposed development.

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NXT

[Hudson11]

eleven thousand one hundred and eleven? Is that a vanity address joking about the shape of the tower, or an actual address?

[chris08876]

Originally Posted by Hudson11

eleven thousand one hundred and eleven? Is that a vanity address joking about the shape of the tower, or an actual address?

Its a real address

https://www.google.com/maps/place/11...5CDdAQ8gEIGzAA

ockey Club Iii
MLS# A2189512

11111 Biscayne Bl 2055
Miami, Florida 33181

Condos - 3,622 Sq. Ft./336 m²
4 Bed(s) / 3 Bath(s) / 1 Half
$244 Price/Sq.Ft. Build 1982

MLS# F1361106

11111 Biscayne Bl PH - K
Miami, Florida 33181

Condos - 3,562 Sq. Ft./331 m²
5 Bed(s) / 5 Bath(s)
$246 Price/Sq.Ft. Build 1968

MLS# F1346750

11111 Biscayne Bl 1404
Miami, Florida 33181

Condos - 1,812 Sq. Ft./168 m²
3 Bed(s) / 2 Bath(s)
$262 Price/Sq.Ft. Build 1968

[chris08876]

Famed Architect Rafael Moneo to Design Apeiron at Jockey Club

Spanish architect Rafael Moneo, winner of the Pritzker Prize in 1996, has been selected to design Apeiron, a condominum and hotel project at the Jockey Club in North Miami.

Moneo has over 50 years of architectural experience. This will be his first project in South Florida and his first mixed-use residential/hotel project in the United States.

"One of the first things to strike me about the chance to build at Apeiron was the opportunity to design not just with the architecture, but with the gardens, with the marina and with the views," Moneo said. "I think what will distinguish the buildings there is the way they are integrated with an experience enriched by all these ingredients."

The Apeiron at the Jockey Club will include 240 residential units, a 90-room boutique hotel, new yacht marina, five-acre health and wellness facility.

Meanwhile, residents of the Jockey Club filed suit against Apeiron developers earlier this month, reports the Real Deal, trying to stop the development from moving forward.

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CBMiami

[chris08876]

New Rendering:


Credit: nxt

[chris08876]

Just a reminder that this is a different projects and should not be confused with 1111 Brickell Bay Drive which is a 61 floor, 690 ft tower.

Miami projects have a way of having very similar names. There are many Brickell's!

[bobdreamz]

I used to live just north of this project and a 40 story tower would be very prominent since there isn't anything quite that tall in the area.
If built this would be the city of North Miami's first tower over 500+ feet & the 4th. city in Miami-Dade county to have a building over that mark.
The design is very mundane though.

[chris08876]

Originally Posted by bobdreamz

I used to live just north of this project and a 40 story tower would be very prominent since there isn't anything quite that tall in the area.
If built this would be the city of North Miami's first tower over 500+ feet & the 4th. city in Miami-Dade county to have a building over that mark.
The design is very mundane though.

I have to head back to the area some time. It's been like 2 years since I've last visited. SO much has changed.

Also Orlando as well. I wonder if the polercoaster is rising. That 700 ft roller coaster tower.

[Dale]

Originally Posted by chris08876

I have to head back to the area some time. It's been like 2 years since I've last visited. SO much has changed.

Also Orlando as well. I wonder if the polercoaster is rising. That 700 ft roller coaster tower.

Not yet. They keep adding attractions to it and are now talking about a 2019 completion.

[Urbannizer]

Construction company sues Jockey Club III over allegedly unpaid bill

Another legal battle is brewing at the Jockey Club condo complex in northeast Miami-Dade.

North Bay Village-based AG Contractors Corp. last month sued Jockey Club III Association in Miami-Dade Circuit Court for nonpayment of construction services that commenced in 2016.

During that time, Jockey Club III’s condo board and the associations for the other two towers at 11111 Biscayne Boulevard have been locked in a tense stand-off with a trio of developers who want to build a new condo tower and hotel on 13 acres of common grounds.

The three condo associations and Aperion Miami, which is led by Horst Schulze, Michael Bedner and Muayad Abbas, have filed lawsuits against one another that are still pending. According to the recent complaint by AG, the Jockey Club III Association hired the company on June 20, 2016, to renovate the 21-story building. Xavier Franco, the lawyer representing AG, said his client provided $580,876 in construction materials and labor, but is still waiting on a $58,451 final payment.

“We sent demands, we sent emails, and we sent emissaries,” Franco said. “We did everything possible to keep this out of court, but at some point they stopped responding and never gave a reason that would justify withholding the payment.”

Attorneys for Jockey Club III could not be reached for comment.