Raleigh Miami Beach Expansion Wins Planning Board Backing

The Raleigh Miami Beach Expansion at 1775-1751 Collins Avenue won the backing of the Miami Beach Planning Board. It includes 52 residential units and 60 hotel rooms across 18 floors, totaling 331,419 sq ft. Developer Nahla Capital partners with Kobi Karp Architecture for the design. The board recommended two comprehensive plan and code amendments that would raise the site's floor area ratio from 2.0 to 2.5, adding more than 66,000 square feet. The City Commission still has to approve them.

Rising 200 feet, this mixed-use project adds to the Miami Beach skyline. It combines residential and hotel spaces, with design elements and amenities for both residents and visitors, though specific features remain undisclosed.

Public transit details for the location are currently unavailable. Future updates will clarify accessibility and transportation options. Further announcements from developers and architects will provide more insights into the project's area impact.

Correction, Oct. 21, 2026: An earlier version of this story said the expansion was approved. The Miami Beach Planning Board recommended the floor area increase, and the City Commission still had to vote on it.