Cherit Group Announces 4 Tower New Development -The River District

The New York-based developer Chetrit Group has announced a groundbreaking new district that will transform over six acres of the Miami River's waterfront into a premier destination for art, entertainment, music, and culture as Miami's bustling Brickell neighborhood transforms into one of the country's most desirable urban cores.

The River District, a Brickell megaproject, is being planned with a total of four skyscrapers containing residential units, offices, and rentals with the first residential tower already under construction.

The River District will have 4 million square feet of new construction overall and will be located directly south of the Miami River.

The River District Amenities:

• Yacht harbor (60 ft vessel accommodations)
• 1,600 homes
• Class A office space
• 2,000 covered parking spaces
• Nightclubs
• Restaurants

Partnering with David Grutman of Groot Hospitality to offer dining and entertainment options. Additionally being planned are a riverwalk and marina. Architecture by Kobi Karp will be a part of the new development.

According to David Grutman, “The River District is going to be a highlight in Miami city’s ongoing transformation. Paired with Chetrit Group’s overall vision, I’m incredibly excited to bring Groot Hospitality to this game-changing development. We plan to feature versions of our existing concepts as well as all new ideas, across residential, restaurant, and entertainment spaces.”

Chetrit Group hired the highly regarded architecture and design firm Rockwell Group of New York for the interiors. For award-winning projects worldwide, including restaurants, hotels, airport terminals, and hospitals as well as festivals, museum displays, and Broadway sets, Rockwell Group is renowned for developing distinctive narratives. Each of The River District's four skyscrapers stands out for its distinctive interpretation of the Brazilian tropical modernist motif.

The luxury condominium's groundbreaking, which is anticipated to happen in early 2023 and is expected to be finished in 2026, will mark the start of the following phase.