Continuum Company has successfully arranged a $350 million funding package for its latest master-planned project in Miami. The developer is working alongside Aksoy Holdings to deliver the Continuum Waterfront District. This four-acre site sits along Biscayne Bay in North Bay Village. S3 Capital Partners provided the financing to cover both immediate building costs and future planning stages.

The financial deal is split into two distinct parts to manage the massive scale of the site. A total of $261 million is dedicated to Phase One construction. This initial stage involves a 36-story tower named Continuum Club & Residences West. An additional $83 million has been earmarked for the pre-development of Phase Two. This second part of the plan will eventually introduce a second tower and a branded hotel.

Phase One is already a year into its construction schedule and is reported to be 50% sold. It will house 236 residences along with a waterfront restaurant and marina access. Future residents will have use of two swimming pools and a Jacuzzi with views across the bay. Completion for this western portion of the district is expected in July 2028.

The subsequent phase targets a 2030 finish. This stage features a 300-unit building called Continuum Club & Residences East. It also introduces the first Continuum hotel which will be a member of Preferred Hotels & Resorts. The master plan includes a 20-slip commercial marina and a public green space named the Island Walk. Office spaces and further retail options are also planned for the district.

The company stated that the project builds on its previous work such as Continuum South Beach. The developer noted that the district reflects its long-term investment in North Bay Village. This area has traditionally been known for its nightlife but has recently seen a significant rise in high-end residential development.