Dezer Vision for The Mall

The Intracostal Mall megaproject is a 30-acre site with 234,000 square feet of retail space. It houses 33 stores and a three-story ASA College office building on the Intracostal Waterways and 163rd Street in North Miami Beach.

• Dezer Development owns the property and secured critical approval from the City of North Miami Beach Planning & Zoning Board to convert the modest open shopping center into a mixed-use development. The development will include 2000 luxury waterfront condos, a harbor, a new canal, and a public promenade.

Mr. Dezer will return to North Miami Beach next month after commissioners vote to pass zoning amendments and a 30-year development agreement. The Dezer Development megaproject will include 85-foot-tall apartment buildings and high-rises ranging from 160 to 495 feet.

• 35-foot tall townhomes and rental condos
• 250 hotel rooms
• 375,000 square feet of retail space
• 200,000 square feet of office space
• A harbor
• Eight acres with a central park
• The retail space will include a grocery store and entertainment.

The Developer will also build a transportation bus hub and water taxi, a police and fire substation, a community center, and a new infrastructure around the Mall. It also includes traffic mitigation, increasing traffic lanes at Northeast 35th Ave from four to six lanes, and widening the Intracostal Mall entrance.

The Intracostal Mall sits next to the luxury waterfront community of Eastern Shores; many residents are opposed to the zoning changes and are worried about the megaproject’s impact on the neighborhood, with more traffic and pollution on the Intracostal waters.

If North Miami Beach city approves the project, it will be done in four phases; the first phase could take three years from when the Developer receives building permits. Dezer Development hired Bernard Zyscovich as the architect and planner to design the new Intracostal Mall.

Real Estate – Eastern Shores

Eastern Shores in North Miami Beach is an affluent waterfront neighborhood between Maule Lake and the Intracostal Waterways. It features single-family homes, two-story townhomes, and condominiums.

• Eastern Shores was first all mangroves until solid land was built in the late 1950s. Today- Eastern Shores has a collage of Mediterranean and Modern masterpiece homes with up to seven bedrooms, 8.5 bathrooms, boat docks up to 160 linear feet, and just a short distance to the Atlantic Ocean.
• Gated community within walking distance to Sunny Isles Beach, just a few miles to Aventura Mall and Bal Harbour Shops; convenience and prestige await you in your next home in Eastern Shores.