New York City-based Ben Josef Group Holdings has submitted new plans for a high-rise development in Miami.
The latest iteration of Biscayne Shores would comprise two buildings on a shared podium; they would measure 15 and 11 stories, with the tallest building reaching 127 feet at its highest point.
In total, the two buildings would host 550 residences: 344 market-rate homes and 206 workforce housing units for households earning up to 120 percent of the area median income (AMI). Miami-Dade County’s median income was $87,200 a year as of May 2025.
Floorplans would span studio to three-bedroom apartments, and residents would have access to various on-site amenities, including a swimming pool, 520 parking spots, and 292 bicycle spaces. The ground-floor level would also host 20,000 square feet of retail…