The Avenue’s final two buildings received glowing praise and preliminary approval from the Naples Design Review Board, a project that will transform long vacant property and hurricane-damaged buildings into 50 luxury condos and boutique shops near the gateway to downtown.
The Nov. 22 vote involving two stories of 30 condos atop retail on the 1000 block of Fifth Avenue South came one month after the DRB gave final approval to the first two buildings and a 235-space parking garage on the 900 block — a vote that allowed developer Andy Penev to move forward with permitting and start construction early next year.
The project will turn the former St. George & The Dragon and other properties into a luxury mixed-use project near Four Corners, the gateway to downtown Naples.
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