Developers have scaled back plans to redevelop Dean’s Gold strip club in North Miami Beach and are now calling the project Uptown Biscayne, per The Real Deal.

The revised plans call for reducing office space by 95,000 square feet and scrapping a hotel that was originally planned for the mixed-use development. The development is a joint venture, called CK Privé Group, between Privé Land Banking and another developer, CK Holding Group. The project still needs to be approved by the city of North Miami Beach, but developers are hoping to begin construction in the second quarter of 2018.

Rendering Courtesy of CK Prive Group

The joint venture had originally planned to develop 130,000 square feet of office space and a 160-room hotel, plus 200,000 square feet of retail space, and 198 apartments. The new plan raises the number of apartments to 245 and reduces the office space to about 35,000 square feet. It also cuts the retail space to 170,000 square feet and eliminates the hotel.

“We have the right size and the right product now,” Javier Rabinovich, a principal of CK Privé, told the Real Deal.

CK Privé Group paid $23.5 million in 2015 for the Dean’s Gold strip club property, a 5.1-acre site at 2355 Northeast 163rd St. in North Miami Beach. The limited partnership that sold the property had purchased it for $16.5 million in 2014, Miami-Dade County property records show. The 11,342-square-foot strip club on the site was built in 1977.