The Framework Group, a Tampa-based developer, is progressing a $93 million mixed-use development at 430 Brevard Avenue in Cocoa Village, on the site of the former Bank of America branch.[1] The project includes 220 to 241 residential units, ground-floor retail and commercial space, a six-story parking garage, and amenities such as a pool and terrace.
Following approval by the Cocoa City Council, the development is in the design, engineering, and permitting stages, expected to continue through much of 2026, with construction potentially starting sooner if approvals are expedited.[1][2] The initiative is projected to generate approximately 1,030 jobs during the construction phase and 306 jobs upon operation.
Oak Meadows Renovation
Dominium has undertaken a $5 million rehabilitation of Oak Meadows, a 120-unit affordable housing community in Cocoa.[3] The renovation renews the property's affordable housing status and includes interior upgrades across units and community enhancements.
These projects represent significant non-road construction activity, providing opportunities for local contractors, engineers, laborers, and related professionals in skilled trades.
Looking ahead, completion of permitting for the Cocoa Village apartments could open bidding processes in the coming months, while the Oak Meadows work continues to support ongoing employment in the sector. Local firms are positioned to bid on subcontracts as phases advance.
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