Arthur Falcone

The company purchased the bankrupt Plantation Fashion Mall in Plantation for $37.7 million in 2015.[8] It re-branded the 32-acre project as Plantation Walk in 2017,[9] which will be a mixed-use development comprising office space, luxury apartment rentals, retail, restaurants and hotels. The first phase officially opened in June 2019 with a 172,959-square-foot Class-A office building partially leased by Aetna.[10] That month, the company secured a $121.3 million loan to build 134,326 square feet of retail and 404 apartments.[11] In November 2019, the developers proposed a new site plan for the second phase that included an office building, senior living facility, supermarket and hotel.[12]

Falcone Group opened a 184-room hotel on the 320-acre multi-use property in January 2019.[13] A water park named Island H2O Live! followed in June with eight slides, a lazy river and adults-only area. The development includes Sunset Walk at Margaritaville Resort Orlando, a retail development of over 200,000 square feet,[14] and Margaritaville Cottages Orlando, which consists of timeshare-vacation homes whose sales opened in December 2018.[15] Nearby, Falcone Group is developing Encore Club at Reunion, which consists of vacation rental homes and apartments.[16]

Miami Worldcenter Associates, led by principals Art Falcone and Nitin Motwani, serves as the master developer for the mixed-use Miami Worldcenter project, a 15 million square foot, mixed-use, master-planned urban development comprising 27 acres in Miami, Florida.[17][18] The project is the second largest development in the U.S., just behind the 28-acre Hudson Yards, Manhattan project in New York in the United States. The project has attracted over $1 billion in investments to Miami.[18]

Miami Worldcenter Associates obtained the Miami City Commission's approval of the zoning package and master development agreement for the project in 2014. Construction of the $2 billion-plus project began in late 2014. As of January 2020, all but 2 acres had site plans and development partners.[18]

The Caoba apartments with 444 units, opened in March 2019 with 84% of the units leased.[19] A second phase is planned.

The 60-story Paramount Miami Worldcenter with 569 condominiums was completed in July 2019 with 90% of units sold at that time.[20] A total of 150,000 square feet of retail was completed in 2019 with another 50,000 square feet under construction.[18] Miami Worldcenter Associates, Forbes Co. and Taubman Centers collaborated on leasing with plans to open stores in 2021.[18]

A Marriott Marquis hotel with 1,700 rooms and a 600,000-square-foot convention space is planned.[21] The project was envisioned in 2014 as part of a convention center. Two years later the project became a two-story complex, and in 2017, Marriott signed a franchise agreement for the property.[22] Hotelier citizenM started construction on its 12-story, 351-room hotel in November 2019 with an opening planned in 2021.[23] A Legacy Hotel & Residences is also planned.[24] The developer also has plans for a public park with a three-story, 100,000-square-foot building.

Encore Capital Development secured a $75 million loan from Pacific Western Bank and Square Mile Capital in 2017 to build The Rise Flagler Village in Fort Lauderdale near the Brightline/Virgin Capital rail station. The 30-story building was proposed with 348 units.[25] The developer broke ground in March 2018 on the project, which will be part of Encore's multifamily brand called "The Rise".[26] Occupancy is expected in 2020.

Encore and Twin Creek partnered on mixed-use development, Beachwalk, near Jacksonville, Florida.[16] The project's 14-acre lagoon, the largest in the country, was completed in February 2018.[27][28] Plans for the mixed-use project on 1,200 acres include 2,800 single-family homes, 348 apartments, offices and a retail center.[28]