Cain, Kushner move forward with Fort Lauderdale rental project amid soft rents
Cain and Kushner are moving forward with plans for a 440-unit resi project in Fort Lauderdale, though the city is calling for revisions to the development’s design and streetscape. Fort Lauderdale’s Development Review Committee considered plans for the Rio Vista Residences last week. The 570,300-square-foot project would sit on a 2.6-acre assemblage at 633 South Federal Highway. Roughly 53,000 square feet of office buildings would be demolished to make way for two highrises connected by a nine-story podium with a pedestrian paseo underneath. The buildings, rising 28 and 22 stories, would comprise units ranging from studios to three-bedrooms with floor […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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