Wynwood Tower project moves forward without requested parking waivers

A significant development project in Miami's Wynwood area took center stage at the Urban Development Review Board meeting on April 23, 2025. The proposed Wynwood Tower, a 41-story mixed-use building, aims to reshape the landscape of the neighborhood, which is currently undergoing a transformation from industrial to mixed-use spaces.

The project, located at 330 Northwest 37th Street, will feature 234 residential units and 17,827 square feet of commercial space, along with 257 parking spaces. Initially, the developers sought multiple waivers to reduce parking requirements and setbacks, but in a surprising turn, they announced that all requested waivers had been eliminated from the proposal. This change means the project will now proceed as an "as of right" development under the Live Local Act, adhering to existing city regulations without the need for special exceptions.

Carly Kochel, representing AG Wynne LLC, emphasized the importance of the project's location, highlighting its proximity to major transportation routes and the city's trolley system. She noted that the Wynwood Norte area is poised for higher density and mixed-use development, aligning with the city's vision for urban growth.

The board's discussions also touched on the importance of community goodwill and collaboration among stakeholders, reflecting a desire to address concerns and ensure that developments meet the needs of the community. As the Wynwood Tower project moves forward, it is expected to play a pivotal role in the ongoing evolution of this vibrant Miami neighborhood, contributing to its commercial and residential diversity.