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JEM Miami Worldcenter Gets Approval For 800 Foot Cranes

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Several very tall construction cranes have been approved for the site where the 67-story JEM Private Residences is being built at Miami Worldcenter. Developer Naftali Group is building 786 residential units, of which 259 will be condos. Condo owners will have a separate entrance from the remainder of the residential units. The Federal Aviation Administration issued a determination letter regarding the cranes on March 24. The first crane is plann…

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JEM Miami Worldcenter Gets Approval For 800 Foot Cranes

Several very tall construction cranes have been approved for the site where the 67-story JEM Private Residences is being built at Miami Worldcenter. Developer Naftali Group is building 786 residential units, of which 259 will be condos. Condo owners will have a separate entrance from the remainder of the residential units. The Federal Aviation Administration issued a determination letter regarding the cranes on March 24. The first crane is plann…

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