Crescent Heights taps Live Local to supersize condo plans for historic Firestone in Miami Beach
Crescent Heights has tall plans for Miami Beach’s skyline, pitching an upsized project under the Live Local Act. The developer filed applications to build a 43-story residential tower at 1575 Alton Road, which would be one of the city’s tallest structures since the Blue and Green Diamond condo towers rose along Collins Avenue in 2000, Florida Yimby reported. The development calls for 1,700 square feet of retail space. The 163-unit project would reach 557 feet, just 2 feet shy of the Diamond towers. The development site, in the Flamingo/Lummus neighborhood, contains a 1935 former Firestone building that was converted to […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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