Infinity Collective Revises Miami Beach Development Plans
The developer reduced the rental unit count for the planned project located on Alton Road.
Updated on Oct. 21, 2026 in Apartments
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Infinity Collective has submitted revised plans for its mixed-use development at the former Epicure Gourmet Market site in Miami Beach. The updated proposal features a reduction of 38 rental units from the project.
Why it matters
The modifications change the scale of a significant development project on a 1.4-acre site in a high-profile area. The revisions require further review before the project can proceed as planned.
The 14-story structure is set to include 51,200 square feet of Class A office space and 45,313 square feet of retail space. A five-story garage at 1677 West Avenue will provide 365 parking spots for the 1.4-acre site.
The players
Infinity Collective
This real estate development firm is responsible for the planning and construction of the mixed-use project at the former Epicure Gourmet Market location.
Miami Beach Planning Board
This municipal body is responsible for reviewing and approving land-use applications and development plans within the city of Miami Beach.
The details
Infinity Collective acquired the 1.4-acre site for $28.3 million via a deed in lieu of foreclosure. The developer is now moving forward with a scaled-back residential component for the 14-story building.
Timeline
The Epicure Gourmet Market closed at the site in 2017.
Infinity Collective purchased the property for $28.3 million in 2025.
The Planning Board granted initial approval for the development in April 2026.
A public hearing for the project application is set for December 8, 2026.
Culture Shift
This project reflects broader urban development cycles where developers frequently re-evaluate residential density in response to local planning feedback. It positions the site's revitalization within the context of Miami Beach's ongoing efforts to balance commercial office expansion with housing.
Residents and business owners in the area may see changes to the neighborhood skyline and traffic patterns once construction commences on the West Avenue site. The project, which replaces a historic market location, will dictate the availability of new commercial and office space in the district.
The takeaway
This adjustment shows the importance of regulatory oversight in shaping the density of new urban developments. Stakeholders should monitor upcoming municipal board meetings for specific impacts on local neighborhood zoning and infrastructure requirements.
What happens next
The Miami Beach Planning Board is scheduled to hold a public hearing regarding the revised project application on December 8, 2026.
Further reading
Learn more about local residential trends in the Miami Beach Apartments section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Commercial Observer.
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