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Courtesy of Okan Tower. The 70-story Okan Tower condominium project in downtown Miami has received its master construction permit, a significant step in its development. The permit allows work to begin on all interior and mechanical systems, such as plumbing, HVAC, electrical, elevators and life safety, which marks the final step before full vertical completion and interior buildout. So far, the builder, Okan Construction LLC, has reached the 30th floor of vertical construction, with the 50th floor expected by the end of the year. The team is currently working on the hotel mezzanine level on the 30th floor and is erecting about one floor per week. The building is projected to top off in 2026 and open to residents and guests in 2027. “With this permit in hand, we now have the green light to complete every element of the building,” Okan Group Chairman Bekir Okan said. “It’s a defining step that moves us from structure to experience — bringing to life the Hilton hotel, luxury residences, office space and amenities that will make Okan Tower a destination in itself.” The Hilton Miami Bayfront Hotel, which spans floors 14 through 30, is now structurally completed. Besides the hotel, Okan Tower will include 236 condo -hotel units managed by Hilton Hotels & Resorts, 163 luxury Sky Residences, almost 68,000 square feet of class A office space and more than 80,000 square feet of amenities. All amenity spaces — excluding the rooftop pool — have been completed. Fortune Development Sales is handling marketing for the residences. Posted In: Developing South Florida , Inventory Intel , Local News , New Construction , New Construction News Tags: Bekir Okan , condominiums , Fortune Development Sales , Fortune International Group , Hilton Miami Bayfront Hotel , Miami rea , Okan Tower , SC , South Florida real estate Read More Related to This Post Stellar MLS expands into Hernando County Miami-Dade has already topped its annual record for $30 million-plus home sales Fisher Island falls to third-most expensive ZIP code Tula Residences tops off in North Bay Village NAR: Existing-home sales post surprise 1.5% gain in September Kolter Urban, BH Group launch work on Olana Naples Residences after landing $197M loan El-Ad’s $1B District at Davie project gets a new name HomeSmart boosts Southeast presence with acquisition of NorthGroup Real Estate Comments Rafael says: August 19, 2025 at 9:16 am We hope they did a professional soil investigation report, and got themselves a competent structural engineer. Otherwise, it can be disaster for okan tower and Miami city! This zone may sink soon suddenly due to a lot of concrete skyscraper’s weight. There should be a limit to building tall structures in a such a narrow zone. Specially okan tower is under question due to it has 70 concrete floors. God bless Miami..! Reply Darlene cortez says: August 28, 2025 at 12:17 pm I am interested in tge okun property Reply SERgio says: September 22, 2025 at 11:47 pm fairytale project… Reply Raul says: July 21, 2026 at 5:28 am The project was halted on June 1, 2026, following the death of one worker and the injury of another. OSHA launched an investigation. Reply Join the conversation Cancel reply Cancel reply Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. 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