What was proposed
Urbanica Development submitted plans for an as-yet-unnamed residential tower at 7915 East Drive. The proposal calls for a 28-story building of approximately 339 feet with 70 residences and two- through four-bedroom-plus layouts.
- Reported minimum residence size of 1,997 square feet
- Architecture by Revuelta Architecture International
- Would replace the existing 41-unit Bayview Villages property
- Several minor setback exceptions remain under consideration
An early proposal—not a sales launch
The project has reportedly been submitted for governmental review. Pricing, sales launch, deposit schedule, delivery date, incentives and rental policy have not been announced, and final approvals have not been confirmed.
- No residences are publicly available to reserve
- Luxury positioning is an inference from the scale and residence sizes
- Plans can change during review
Todd’s buyer perspective
The proposal is a useful signal of future large-format waterfront inventory in North Bay Village, but it should not yet be evaluated like an active condominium offering. Buyers can monitor it alongside Pagani Residences and other low-density Biscayne Bay projects.
Questions Clients Ask
Frequently asked questions
Can buyers reserve a residence now?
No sales launch, price list or reservation program has been publicly announced.
Has the tower received final approval?
No. The available reports describe a proposal submitted for review, with several minor setback exceptions still under consideration.