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Developers propose a 30-level, approximately 417-foot Hard Rock Hotel Jacksonville on the former Berkman II riverfront site. Designed by Arquitectonica and developed by Michael Munz of Florida Innovation Capital, the glass tower would include 319–351 hotel rooms, 152 residences, restaurants, nightlife, event space, and riverfront amenities. Plans feature separate hotel and residential lobbies; a ballroom and meeting areas; a pool deck, tennis and pickleball courts; a spa, gym, and family recreation spaces; and an upper-level restaurant, bar, nightclub, and resident lounge. The site, south of Bay Street and west of Catherine Street, would provide 160 parking spaces and a rideshare area. The conceptual proposal remains subject to revision and approval; costs, financing, construction timing, and an opening date have not been announced.

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Developers propose a 30-level, approximately 417-foot Hard Rock Hotel Jacksonville on the former Berkman II riverfront site. Designed by Arquitectonica and developed by Michael Munz of Florida Innovation Capital, the glass tower would include 319–351 hotel rooms, 152 residences, restaurants, nightlife, event space, and riverfront amenities. Plans feature separate hotel and residential lobbies; a ballroom and meeting areas; a pool deck, tennis and pickleball courts; a spa, gym, and family recreation spaces; and an upper-level restaurant, bar, nightclub, and resident lounge. The site, south of Bay Street and west of Catherine Street, would provide 160 parking spaces and a rideshare area. The conceptual proposal remains subject to revision and approval; costs, financing, construction timing, and an opening date have not been announced.

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Developers propose a 30-level, approximately 417-foot Hard Rock Hotel Jacksonville on the former Berkman II riverfront site. Designed by Arquitectonica and developed by Michael Munz of Florida Innovation Capital, the glass tower would include 319–351 hotel rooms, 152 residences, restaurants, nightlife, event space, and riverfront amenities. Plans feature separate hotel and residential lobbies; a ballroom and meeting areas; a pool deck, tennis and pickleball courts; a spa, gym, and family recreation spaces; and an upper-level restaurant, bar, nightclub, and resident lounge. The site, south of Bay Street and west of Catherine Street, would provide 160 parking spaces and a rideshare area. The conceptual proposal remains subject to revision and approval; costs, financing, construction timing, and an opening date have not been announced.

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Swire Properties has broken ground on the two-tower Residences at Mandarin Oriental, Miami Florida at 500 Brickell Key Drive, replacing the former 23-story hotel imploded in April. The 66-story South Tower will have 228 two- to five-bedroom condos and is 80% pre-sold; the 33-story North Tower will include 121 hotel rooms, 70 two- to four-bedroom condos, and 28 hotel-condo units and is 25% pre-sold. A 100,000-square-foot amenity deck will feature wellness and fitness facilities, pools and cabanas, lounges, recreation spaces, a business center, and a children’s club. The hotel will also offer a Mandarin Oriental spa and waterfront dining. Tim Blackburn is Swire Properties’ CEO, Moss is the general contractor, and Kohn Pedersen Fox is the architect. Completion is scheduled for 2030.

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Batavia Downs Gaming & Hotel in Batavia, New York, plans to add hotel rooms, a multipurpose event center, and parking. Owner Western Region Off Track Betting Corp. is developing an $80 million expansion on a long-vacant property next to the existing Park Road facility, connected by a skywalk. The project would expand the hotel from 84 to 160 rooms and add up to 17,500 square feet of event and meeting space, including a 12,000-square-foot flexible venue and 10 additional rooms with configurable walls. R2 Gaming and Spectrum Gaming Group are consulting on the project. Byron Brown is CEO of Batavia Downs, and Hart Hotels manages the hotel.

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Batavia Downs Gaming & Hotel in Batavia, New York, plans to add hotel rooms, a multipurpose event center, and parking. Owner Western Region Off Track Betting Corp. is developing an $80 million expansion on a long-vacant property next to the existing Park Road facility, connected by a skywalk. The project would expand the hotel from 84 to 160 rooms and add up to 17,500 square feet of event and meeting space, including a 12,000-square-foot flexible venue and 10 additional rooms with configurable walls. R2 Gaming and Spectrum Gaming Group are consulting on the project. Byron Brown is CEO of Batavia Downs, and Hart Hotels manages the hotel.  

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Developers have proposed Two Rivers, a 3,405-acre mixed-use, master-planned community along State Road 56 in Zephyrhills, Florida. The proposal includes a 35-acre destination surf park, approximately 1.34 million square feet of retail space, and 900 additional multifamily units. Other proposed components include: 4,047 single-family homes; 2,500 multifamily units; 1.34 million square feet of retail space; a 300-bed assisted living facility; and 480 hotel rooms. The 35-acre recreation and water park would be located at the northeast corner of State Road 56 and U.S. 301. The surf park would feature more than 1,700 square feet of beaches and a lagoon boardwalk; a rooftop restaurant and bar; a skate track, climbing walls, ropes courses, and performance trampolines; a retail village, amphitheater, and corporate facilities; and a members’ lounge, on-site childcare, and children’s camps. Tony Miller of Peak Surf Park is developing the surf park, while Eisenhower Property Group serves as the master developer of Two Rivers.

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Developers have proposed Two Rivers, a 3,405-acre mixed-use, master-planned community along State Road 56 in Zephyrhills, Florida. The proposal includes a 35-acre destination surf park, approximately 1.34 million square feet of retail space, and 900 additional multifamily units. Other proposed components include: 4,047 single-family homes; 2,500 multifamily units; 1.34 million square feet of retail space; a 300-bed assisted living facility; and 480 hotel rooms. The 35-acre recreation and water park would be located at the northeast corner of State Road 56 and U.S. 301. The surf park would feature more than 1,700 square feet of beaches and a lagoon boardwalk; a rooftop restaurant and bar; a skate track, climbing walls, ropes courses, and performance trampolines; a retail village, amphitheater, and corporate facilities; and a members’ lounge, on-site childcare, and children’s camps. Tony Miller of Peak Surf Park is developing the surf park, while Eisenhower Property Group serves as the master developer of Two Rivers.

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Developers have proposed Two Rivers, a 3,405-acre mixed-use, master-planned community along State Road 56 in Zephyrhills, Florida. The proposal includes a 35-acre destination surf park, approximately 1.34 million square feet of retail space, and 900 additional multifamily units. Other proposed components include: 4,047 single-family homes; 2,500 multifamily units; 1.34 million square feet of retail space; a 300-bed assisted living facility; and 480 hotel rooms. The 35-acre recreation and water park would be located at the northeast corner of State Road 56 and U.S. 301. The surf park would feature more than 1,700 square feet of beaches and a lagoon boardwalk; a rooftop restaurant and bar; a skate track, climbing walls, ropes courses, and performance trampolines; a retail village, amphitheater, and corporate facilities; and a members’ lounge, on-site childcare, and children’s camps. Tony Miller of Peak Surf Park is developing the surf park, while Eisenhower Property Group serves as the master developer of Two Rivers.

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