

Fort Partners, the developer behind the Four Seasons Residences at the Surf Club, has secured a $107.6 million construction loan to develop a 10-story luxury condominium at 9163–9165 Collins Avenue in Surfside. Designed by ODP Architecture & Design, the project will feature 14 expansive units and a subterranean parking garage with 32 spaces.
The financing, provided by Madison Realty Capital through its affiliate 9165 Collins Ave Lender 1 LLC, increased from an initial $55 million to support construction. The 0.54-acre site, located just north of the Surf Club, was acquired by Fort Partners for $41.5 million in early 2023. The previous co-op building on the site was demolished, and site work for the new development has already commenced.
Approved by the town of Surfside, the condominium will house units ranging from 10,000 to 12,500 square feet, catering to the ultra-luxury market. Fort Partners, known for record-breaking sales at the Surf Club and Seaway at the Surf Club, continues to expand its presence in Surfside with this latest development.
This project further reinforces Fort Partners’ position as a key player in delivering high-end residential developments in South Florida’s competitive luxury real estate market.


Kushner has officially begun construction on a new multifamily residential development at 9300 Collins Avenue in Surfside, Florida. Located one block west of the Atlantic Ocean and within walking distance of Bal Harbour Shops and Surfside’s downtown corridor, the three-story project will introduce a luxury rental product to a market traditionally dominated by for-sale condominiums.
A ceremonial groundbreaking was held on Wednesday, May 14, 2025, attended by local officials, including Surfside Mayor Charles W. Burkett. The development comprises 68 residential units ranging from studios to four-bedroom layouts, with design emphasizing expansive indoor-outdoor living, floor-to-ceiling glass, and high-end condo-level finishes. Completion is anticipated in late 2026.
Palma serves as design architect. The architecture is defined by a restrained, contextual language that complements the surrounding neighborhood. A notable feature is the preservation and restoration of the Streamline Moderne-era façade of the Bougainvillea Apartment building, dating back to the 1940s, which will be integrated into the project’s Collins Avenue frontage as part of a distinctive entry sequence.
Amenities will total over 39,000 square feet and span rooftop and interior spaces. A 24,000-square-foot rooftop deck will include a swimming pool, yoga lawn, and outdoor kitchens, while 15,000 square feet of interior amenities will offer a spa with sauna and steam rooms, fitness center, yoga/stretching studio, children’s playroom, screening room, game lounge, poker and card room, library with private work pods, executive boardroom, and coffee lounge. The building will also feature a 24-hour attended lobby.
The project team includes Verdex Construction as general contractor, with Savino Miller as landscape architect, Langan as civil and geotechnical engineer, Franyie Engineers as MEP consultant, and Thornton Tomasetti as structural engineer.
9300 Collins Avenue marks the introduction of a rare luxury rental option in Surfside and is expected to meet growing demand for high-quality, non-ownership residences in one of Miami-Dade County’s most exclusive coastal enclaves.


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