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Jungle Island

Name: Jungle Island
Address: Miami

Jungle Island is a mixed-use redevelopment of the historic Watson Island attraction in Miami, led by a joint venture of Terra Group and ESJ Capital under the 'Ecoresiliency Miami' plan.

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1111 Parrot Jungle Trail, Miami. 48 floors and 600 residences.

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Announced 2024 est.

Miami voters approve the Watson Island referendum Nov 5, 2024city voters cleared the $135M sale of 5.4 acres on the north side of Jungle Island to Terra Group and ESJ Capital, unlocking the Ecoresiliency Miami redevelopment

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Miami Commission seals the Watson Island deal Jul 24, 2025commissioners approved the $135M sale of 5.4 acres to Terra and ESJ's Ecoresiliency Miami for two towers of up to 48 stories and 600 units, with 13.3 acres returned as a public waterfront park

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Miami approves the Jungle Island rezoning Oct 2025a city board upzoned about 5.4 acres of the Watson Island site from T6-12 to T6-36, the density Terra and ESJ need for the towers in their Ecoresiliency Miami plan

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About the project

Jungle Island is a mixed-use redevelopment of the historic Watson Island attraction in Miami, led by a joint venture of Terra Group and ESJ Capital under the 'Ecoresiliency Miami' plan. The approved master plan pairs two towers rising up to 48 stories with as many as 600 luxury residences alongside a roughly 13-acre public waterfront park on Biscayne Bay, delivering tens of millions of dollars in public benefits. Framed as a resilient, publicly accessible bayfront destination between downtown Miami and Miami Beach, the project reimagines one of the city's best-known island sites.