The Okan Group has relaunched plans for the Okan Tower in Downtown Miami after putting its sales on hold due to the pandemic that began last year. The developer has begun selling the 70-story Hilton Hotel & Residences-branded tower featuring 163 condos and 263 condo-hotel units after the ban on foreign travel has been lifted, allowing international travelers to enter the US.

The Okan Tower planned for the site at 555 North Miami Avenue in downtown Miami will be designed by Behar Font Architects and will include a 316-key Hilton hotel, amenities and entertainment areas, and Class A office space. Condo-hotel units ranging from 445 square feet to 1,250 square feet, from studios to two-bedrooms, will begin on the 36th floor. Condos ranging from 695 square feet to 2,075 square feet, from one to three bedrooms, as well as dens, will start on the 51st floor. Two floors of duplex penthouses ranging from 1,875 square feet to 2,040 square feet will also be available in the tower.

The project will offer amenities such as rooftop pool and sky deck with cabanas on the 70th floor, a lap pool with a club room and lounges on the 12th floor, a health and fitness center, spa, children’s room, theater, wine cellar and owner’s lounge. Owners of condo-hotel unit will enjoy access to the hotel’s three-story amenity deck on floors 27 through 30, a cafe, bars, conference and meeting space, ballroom space, and spa. Prices for the condo-hotel units start at $387,000 and for the condos at $587,000.