Hermès Designer Unveils 40,000 SF of Amenities for Fouquet’s Hotel & Residences, Miami Design District

Fouquet’s Hotel & Residences, Miami Design District has unveiled a first look at more than 40,000 square feet of amenities designed by RDAI, the Paris-based team behind Hermès stores worldwide. The interiors bring a Parisian sensibility to the Miami Design District through warm woods, soft green tiles, sculptural furnishings and lush landscaping.

The amenities include a rooftop pool with bar, rooftop lounge, spa with hammam and cold plunge, Serenity Lounge with juice bar, salon for on-demand services, fitness center with private training studio, golf simulator, entertaining suite, executive lounge and playroom.

The residences connect directly to a new 85-key Fouquet’s hotel, giving owners access to five dining concepts and on-demand hotel services ranging from housekeeping and pantry stocking to event planning, chauffeur service and 24-hour concierge. The project will include 143 residences starting at $1.8 million.

Developed by Miami Design District Associates (MDDA) in partnership with Raycliff Capital, Fort Partners and Constellation Hotels Holding Ltd., the mixed-use project will introduce both the neighborhood’s first luxury private residences and its first luxury hotel. The arrival of Fouquet’s is expected to serve as both a hospitality centerpiece and cultural anchor for the Miami Design District.

Designed by Pritzker Prize-winning architect David Chipperfield of David Chipperfield Architects, the development pairs contemporary European architecture with interiors by RDAI. Together, the architectural and interior design teams aim to create a refined residential environment centered on timeless materials, natural light and understated luxury.

The development will feature a 25-story residential tower connected to an adjacent 12-story hotel. Fouquet’s will operate both the hotel and residential component, bringing its signature hospitality model to homeowners through concierge services, curated programming, personalized experiences and hotel-style management. The hotel will also lead the property’s food and beverage program, introducing five distinct dining concepts inspired by Fouquet’s culinary portfolio.

Founded in 1899 on Paris’s famed Champs-Élysées, Fouquet’s has grown into an internationally recognized hospitality brand with properties in destinations including Paris, New York, Saint-Barth and Courchevel. The Miami Design District development will become the brand’s second hotel in the United States, following the opening of Fouquet’s New York in 2022.

Situated at 39 NE 39th Street, the nearly two-acre property places residents in the heart of the Miami Design District, surrounded by luxury fashion houses, acclaimed restaurants, contemporary art galleries and public art installations. The location also provides convenient access to Wynwood, Brickell, Miami Beach and Miami International Airport.

Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group is serving as the exclusive sales and marketing firm for Fouquet’s Hotel & Residences, Miami Design District.

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The St. Regis Residences, Bahia Mar, Fort Lauderdale Reveals The Bahia Mar Club, A First-Of-Its-Kind Private Waterfront Oasis Exclusive To Residents

In a region defined by luxury residential development, The Related Group, Tate Capital and Rok Acquisitions, have revealed plans for The Bahia Mar Club, an exclusive resident oasis at The St. Regis Residences, Bahia Mar, Fort Lauderdale. The Bahia Mar Club is set to introduce an entirely unmatched concept in South Florida: a resort-style wellness destination and outdoor club reserved exclusively for private homeowners of the once-in-a-generation waterfront development.

This distinctive new offering will allow owners of The Residences to step outside their door directly into an exclusive oceanfront wellness estate, with a marina and the water just steps away. The Club will serve as a sanctuary of well-being, where the tides set the pace for a slower, more intentional way of living and longevity pursuits are woven into everyday moments that nurture balance between movement, stillness, connection and renewal. At every turn, outdoor recreation, luxury service and the site’s natural beauty come together thoughtfully to create a more fulfilling, healthier life without ever having to leave home.

"When we looked at the site, we took a step back and asked what would create the ultimate lifestyle for residents through a lens of well-being," said Nick Pérez, President of Condominium Development at The Related Group. "Very few coastal developments in the world offer homeowners exclusive access to this much private waterfront land.”

Designed by internationally acclaimed landscape architecture firm EDSA, The Bahia Mar Club is planned to be a multi-generational gathering space that will offer residents 24-hour access to a thoughtfully curated collection of amenities. A tennis court and padel court will anchor the racquet club, complemented by a courtside gallery designed for spectating in style. A clubhouse, serviced by St. Regis, sits alongside a lap pool framed by luxury daybeds and loungers, colorful blooms and shady palms. The Green will offer an expansive private lawn for stretching, tai chi, yoga or simply gathering and unwinding, while a summer kitchen and social patio set the stage for effortless entertaining curated entirely by St. Regis. A serenity garden provides a quiet retreat; a playground welcomes younger residents and a sunset terrace with fire pits delivers inspiring water views at golden hour.

The Bahia Mar Club will complement 35,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor lifestyle amenities within The Residences, spanning wellness, fitness, entertainment and gathering spaces, including a full-service spa, fitness center, private dining room, billiards lounge and children’s entertainment room.

Beyond the unmatched amenity portfolio, the $2 billion, 40-acre development is planned to include The Residences, a 78-home tower and a 122-key hotel with 106 resort residences, all under the St. Regis brand. Residents and guests will also have access to a 250-slip deepwater marina accommodating mega yachts up to 350 feet, the award-winning Marina Village, a full-service beach club and a host of commercial spaces for premier dining and shopping.

Bringing the vision together is a globally acclaimed design team led by architecture studio Arquitectonica and London-based interior design firm Tara Bernerd & Partners, whose work will shape the residential and hospitality experience at Bahia Mar.

“From the marina and waterfront to dining, recreation and hospitality, we’ve always envisioned Bahia Mar as a place where residents can experience the very best of Fort Lauderdale without having to leave home,” said Jimmy Tate, CEO and President of Tate Capital. “The Bahia Mar Club takes that vision a step further, giving our residents a private place to focus on wellness, recreation and time together. They’ll be able to move from morning yoga to lunch at Marina Village, an afternoon on the water and dinner at a premier restaurant, with every part of the day unfolding at Bahia Mar. That fully realized lifestyle is what my family and I, along with Sergio Rok, envisioned when we first became stewards of this land almost 15 years ago.”

Bahia Mar’s development comes as Fort Lauderdale undergoes a fundamental repositioning within South Florida's luxury landscape. The city has spent the better part of a decade strategically reinventing itself, attracting hedge fund managers, global family offices and an influx of finance and tech talent. Billions in institutional investment have followed, anchored by the $1.1 billion expansion of the Broward County Convention Center, a wave of redevelopment including the International Swimming Hall of Fame and Aquarium and a culinary scene that has earned Michelin recognition for the first time. The arrival of a proposed five-story Rolex flagship on Las Olas Boulevard, designed by Arquitectonica, signals the caliber of names now setting their sights on the city.

Douglas Elliman Development Marketing is the exclusive sales and marketing agent for The St. Regis Resort & Residences Bahia Mar, Fort Lauderdale. Private residences begin at $4.9 million, while resort residences start at $3 million. Construction is expected to begin in 2027, with delivery anticipated in 2030.

The St. Regis Residences, Bahia Mar, Fort Lauderdale and The Residences at The St. Regis Bahia Mar Resort, Fort Lauderdale are not owned, developed or sold by Marriott International, Inc., or its affiliates (“Marriott”). PRH/TRR BAHIA MAR HOLDINGS, LLC. uses the St. Regis marks under a license from Marriott which has not confirmed the accuracy of any of the statements or representations made herein.

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Swire Properties Breaks Ground on The Residences at Mandarin Oriental, Miami on Brickell Key

Swire Properties has broken ground on The Residences at Mandarin Oriental, Miami, marking the start of construction on one of the nation’s most significant new ultra-luxury developments. Designed by world renowned, New York based architects Kohn Pedersen Fox (KPF), the project will unfold across two architecturally distinct towers – a 33-story North Tower featuring what is poised to be Mandarin Oriental’s North American flagship hotel with 121 guest rooms, alongside 70 private residences and 28 turnkey Hotel Collection residences; and a 66-story South Tower dedicated to 228 private residences.

Advancing on schedule for delivery in 2030, The Residences at Mandarin Oriental, Miami marks Swire Properties' largest luxury residential development to date and its first branded residential development globally. The groundbreaking comes as total sales across the North and South Towers have surpassed $1.7 billion, driven largely by sustained demand from domestic buyers.

In 2026 alone, The Residences has generated more than $620 million in sales, including a record three-month summer period that delivered more than $150 million in new sales, underscoring continued buyer engagement during a season when luxury residential activity often moderates. The North Tower has reached 25% sold since opening the Signature Gallery in May, while the South Tower is now 80% sold.

Anchored by what is destined to be Mandarin Oriental’s North American flagship hotel, The Residences at Mandarin Oriental, Miami combines private homeownership with the brand’s globally recognized standards of hospitality, wellness programming and culinary experiences. The hotel is central to the development’s value proposition, ensuring that the residential experience is continuously elevated by Mandarin Oriental’s signature service culture and dedicated colleagues.

"Breaking ground on The Residences at Mandarin Oriental, Miami marks another important milestone in Swire Properties' long-term vision for Brickell Key," said Tim Blackburn, Chief Executive of Swire Properties. “Our strong sales momentum reflects the project’s differentiated value in South Florida’s competitive luxury market—driven by its prime waterfront location, the development team’s track record, the global brand recognition of Mandarin Oriental, and world-class design partners.”

Earlier this year, the project’s two crown penthouses sold to separate buyers for $49.9 million each, totaling nearly $100 million and establishing mainland Miami records for both condominium sale price and price per square foot, at approximately $6,300.

Set on Brickell Key, the exclusive 44-acre island enclave combines waterfront privacy, panoramic views and immediate access to Brickell and downtown Miami. Beginning with the evolution of Brickell Key continuing through the development of Brickell City Centre, the company has maintained a long-term vision for placemaking at scale. The groundbreaking comes less than six months after the controlled demolition of the former Mandarin Oriental, Miami hotel, which paved the way for the waterfront site's next chapter.

“This groundbreaking marks an exciting new chapter for Mandarin Oriental and our return to Brickell Key,” said Laurent Kleitman, Group Chief Executive of Mandarin Oriental. “Our ambition is to create an exceptional hotel and residences that bring together memorable experiences, outstanding craftsmanship and the legendary service that defines Mandarin Oriental. Today marks an important step in bringing that vision to life and creating an enduring connection with Miami and its community.”

The project also brings together a globally acclaimed design team. Private residences in the North Tower are imagined by renowned AD100 designer Laura Gonzalez, defined by warmth, craftsmanship and richly layered detailing. The South Tower’s interiors are envisioned by acclaimed AD100 designer Tristan Auer, whose modern vision redefines contemporary luxury through a timeless, sophisticated approach deeply attuned to the residential experience. Landscape architecture by Thailand-based SHMA brings a lush, nature-driven vision to the development’s outdoor spaces, creating a seamless connection between the residences, amenities and waterfront setting.

Designed to embrace seamless indoor-outdoor living, residences in the North Tower range from two- to four-bedrooms while residences in the South Tower range from two- to five-bedrooms – all featuring expansive living spaces framed by floor-to-ceiling glass sliding doors and thoughtfully oriented to capture sweeping views of the ocean, Biscayne Bay and the Miami skyline. Private elevators and entry lobbies provide an added sense of arrival and privacy. Kitchens feature custom Italian cabinetry, state of-the-art appliances and natural stone countertops, while bathrooms are appointed with marble flooring, natural stone vanities and private water closets in each primary suite.

Seamlessly connecting the North and South Towers is a 100,000-square-foot, multi-tiered, resort-style amenity podium serviced by Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group and defined by the brand’s legendary standards. The extensive amenity collection includes state-of-the-art fitness and wellness facilities, resort-style pools cascading across multiple levels with private cabanas, wellness cabanas for outdoor treatments, dining pavilions, warm and cold plunge pools, curated social lounges, a business lounge with private meeting rooms and conference suite, library and coffee bar, a multi-use sports court, game room with billiards and indoor golf simulator, private screening lounge and dedicated children’s club. Residents of the North Tower will also enjoy privileged access and connectivity to Mandarin Oriental, Miami, including the brand’s signature spa and waterfront dining, along with 24/7 personalized services provided by a dedicated Mandarin Oriental residential team.

Pricing for the remaining South Tower residences begins at $7 million, with remaining North Tower residences starting at $4 million. Fortune Development Sales is exclusively managing sales for The Residences at Mandarin Oriental, Miami.

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Full Floor Sky Mansion At One Thousand Museum By Zaha Hadid Architects Sells For $21.9 Million

A 9,200-square-foot sky mansion inside One Thousand Museum by Zaha Hadid Architects just traded for $21.925 million. The residences occupies an entire floor at One Thousand Museum, one of the most ultra-luxury condo towers in Miami, complete with a helipad. The iconic exoskeleton tower, which overlooks Museum Park, was designed by the late starchitect Zaha Hadid.

ONE Sotheby’s International Realty was on both sides of the transaction with Saddy Abaunza Delgado and Valeria Kelly representing the seller and Lianne Graubart repping the buyer. The buyer was referred through ONE Sotheby’s International Realty, with agents Shauna Walters and Nicole Plaxen connecting the team with the client.

The five-bedroom penthouse at 1000 Biscayne Boulevard #5501 spans an entire floor of Hadid’s instantly recognizable exoskeleton tower overlooking Biscayne Bay. Sweeping views across Biscayne Bay and the Miami skyline take center stage, framed by heightened ceilings and 10-foot doors that amplify the penthouse’s dramatic sense of scale. Recent upgrades include a fully enclosed second kitchen and integrated Crestron and Lutron systems, along with four parking spaces.

One Thousand Museum was developed by One Thousand Group, led by Louis Birdman and Kevin Venger, with partners Gilberto Bomeny, Gregg Covin and Todd Michael Glaser. The tower officially debuted August 2019 as one of the country’s most anticipated condominiums, with its striking exoskeleton instrumental to becoming the most iconic and identifiable tower in Downtown Miami. Per public record, past and current residents are reported to be David and Victoria Beckham, Ken Griffin, David Grutman, Marc Anthony, Loren Ridinger, and Sela Ann Ward.

One Thousand Museum rises 62-stories and offers 84-units. The tower was the designed by the late Zaha Hadid and was her first residential skyscraper in the Western Hemisphere. The unique tower features an exoskeleton which was made from glass fiber reinforced concrete imported from Dubai.

The building’s luxe lifestyle and exclusive amenities are among its most desirable attractions including a private rooftop helipad, making it Miami’s only residential building accessible via its own private airport. One Thousand Museum was also the first residential building in the world to partner with Forbes Travel Guide to create a hospitality-focused experience for residents and their guests on par with the finest hotel in the world.

Additional amenities include a Sky Lounge for dining and private events; an on-premise bank vault; nearby private Beach Club, Museum Beach; access to an escalade house car service, 1KM wellness center featuring state-of-the-art equipment by Techno-Gym, a Spa with relaxation pods and private treatment rooms for spa services and the Aquatic Center featuring an indoor lap-pool at the 61st Floor.

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Faena Unveils First-Ever Penthouse Collection at Faena Residences Miami, Led by $39.5 Million Crown Residence

Faena has unveiled its first-ever penthouse collection at Faena Residences Miami, offering a first look at the most exclusive residences planned for the brand's permanent residential destination along the Miami River.

Leading the newly revealed collection is the $39.5 million Crown Residence, a two-story penthouse designed by Faena Design Studio in collaboration with internationally acclaimed Bryan O'Sullivan Studio. The residence will sit at the pinnacle of the twin-tower development and also marks Bryan O'Sullivan Studio's first project in Miami.

The penthouse collection represents a new tier within Faena Residences Miami, extending the brand's approach to hospitality, design and residential living into the development's most exclusive private homes.

Faena Residences Miami is being developed by Fortune International Group, led by Edgardo Defortuna, and KAR Properties, led by Shahab Karmely, at 90 SW 3rd Street along the Miami River.

Designed by Rafael Viñoly Architects, the development will comprise 434 condominiums across two 60-story towers. The broader residential interiors are being designed by Faena Design Studio and Bryan O'Sullivan Studio, bringing Faena's distinctive visual identity together with O'Sullivan's approach to luxury hospitality and residential design.

The newly unveiled penthouses will crown a residential collection previously planned with homes ranging from approximately 700 to 3,300 square feet. The $39.5 million Crown Residence now establishes the highest tier of the offering as Faena reveals the pinnacle of the project for the first time.

Beyond the private residences, the development is distinguished by Faena Rose, an approximately 45,000-square-foot cultural, social and wellness environment suspended between the two towers. Located across three dedicated levels from floors 61 through 64 and nearly 700 feet above the Miami River, Faena Rose architecturally connects the towers while serving as a central gathering place for residents.

Faena Rose is designed around year-round cultural and community programming, with spaces for talks, performances, salons, dinners, wellness experiences and intimate gatherings. Its amenity collection includes an infinity-edge pool overlooking the Miami River, restaurant with bar and dining terrace, private dining room, library lounge, screening room, billiards room, creative lounges and private suites, along with The Pistil, a central social venue featuring a bar and dining terrace.

The project's wellness offering extends to the podium-level Tierra Santa Healing House, which will feature a spa and longevity program incorporating hydrothermal experiences, botanical steam rooms infused with South American herbs, horizontal rain shower beds, cold plunge and red-light therapy, heated stone beds and additional wellness spaces.

Residents will also have access to fitness and movement studios, outdoor workout terraces, a padel court, golf simulator and resort-style pools with cabanas and hospitality services throughout the development.

Faena Residences Miami represents an expansion of the brand's presence in South Florida, carrying the art, culture, wellness and hospitality concepts associated with Faena into a large-scale residential development on the Miami River.

The project is also planned as part of the broader Faena District Miami River, establishing a connection between the brand's presence in Miami Beach and its next destination within Miami's urban core.

With the unveiling of its first-ever penthouse collection, Faena is now revealing the highest level of the residential experience planned for the Miami River development. At $39.5 million, the two-story Crown Residence sits at the top of that collection, bringing together Faena Design Studio and Bryan O'Sullivan Studio for the project's signature private residence.

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Prosper Group and Versluys Group Reveal Bugatti Residences Miami In Brickell

Prosper Group, a visionary real estate development firm led by CEO Jay Roberts, in partnership with Versluys Group, the more than a century-old Belgian real estate developer helmed by CEO Bart Versluys, have revealed Bugatti Residences Miami, heralding a significant new chapter for the legendary French marque as it enters the U.S. luxury residential market.

Located at 75 SW Miami Avenue Road on one of Brickell’s last waterfront parcels, the 60-story tower will feature 183 residences, including four signature penthouses, and more than 300 feet of frontage along the Miami River, offering direct access to Biscayne Bay and Miami’s celebrated boating lifestyle.

Brickell is one of Miami’s most dynamic international neighborhoods, attracting global investment alongside a growing community of executives, entrepreneurs and tastemakers who have chosen to live, work and socialize here. Its cosmopolitan appeal is emphasized by a highly walkable urban core, with acclaimed dining, retail and entertainment just steps away – a complementary environment for Bugatti’s refined point of view.

Since Ettore Bugatti founded the marque in Molsheim, France, in 1909, it has been guided by his defining principle: “If comparable, it is no longer Bugatti.” From hand-assembled hypercars that pioneered an automobile category to an expanding collection of branded lifestyle offerings, that ethos remains evident more than a century later in Bugatti’s unparalleled attention to detail, inimitable craftsmanship, and exclusive savoir-faire.

That foundation shaped the brand’s successful inaugural residential project, Bugatti Residences by BinGhatti in Dubai, and will continue to inform its evolution. Bugatti Residences Miami will take on a new expression, inspired by the city’s tropical setting and distinct cultural character, with the same incomparable standards.

“Miami’s bold architecture, creative spirit and global appeal makes it a compelling setting for our next Bugatti Residences project,” said Wiebke Ståhl, Managing Director of Bugatti International. “Our vision is to consider every aspect, from exquisite design to seamless service and operations, creating a branded residential experience unlike any other.”

At the heart of the project is a partnership that combines European heritage and expertise from Bugatti and Versluys Group with Prosper Group’s forward-looking approach, blending legacy with contemporary edge.

“For more than a century, Versluys Group has built its reputation on craftsmanship, quality and creating residences that stand the test of time," said Bart Versluys, CEO of Versluys Group. "What attracted us to Bugatti was a shared commitment to excellence and an understanding that true luxury extends far beyond aesthetics. By bringing together exceptional development, world-class design and a hospitality-driven operating model, we are creating a residential experience that we believe will set a new benchmark for branded living.”

“Bugatti Residences Miami unites one of luxury’s most respected brands with a city shaping the future of high-end real estate," said Jay Roberts, CEO of Prosper Group. "Miami has become the global epicenter for wealth migration, institutional investment and sophisticated living, with Brickell embodying the prime, waterfront site that is central to Prosper Group’s development strategy. It is a natural home for Bugatti’s branded residential debut in the United States.”

Bugatti has selected Rhodium as the exclusive global residential operating partner to deliver a bespoke lifestyle experience defined by white-glove butler service. With the Monaco Royal Family among its investors, Rhodium is a leading name in the rarefied luxury market, with a portfolio spanning some of the most prestigious branded developments. Together, Bugatti and Rhodium are introducing a new model for branded living, where service and the ownership experience are considered alongside architecture and design from the outset.

Interiors are envisioned by internationally acclaimed design studio Yabu Pushelberg, led by Interior Design Hall of Fame inductees and BoF 500 members George Yabu and Glenn Pushelberg. With a celebrated portfolio spanning Aman, EDITION, Four Seasons and Rosewood, the firm will bring its unique approach to Bugatti Residences Miami, translating the marque’s design philosophy throughout the living environment to capture its sense of beauty and exhilaration.

Globally renowned firm Brandon Haw Architecture leads the development’s architectural vision, drawing on Bugatti’s distinctive design DNA and signature hypercar elements, including the iconic C-line for the tower.

Sales are slated to launch in the first half of 2027.

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Cipriani Residences Miami Reveals The 1931 Collection, Two Crown Jewel Penthouses Listed For $33 Million & $19.8 Million

Cipriani Residences Miami has unveiled The 1931 Collection, an exclusive pair of ultra luxury penthouses inspired by the Venetian landmarks that shaped the Cipriani family’s legacy. Priced at $33 million and $19.8 million, The San Marco and The Torcello crown the 950-foot tower, bringing the brand’s celebrated tradition of Italian hospitality to the highest expression of branded residential living in North America.

Nearly a century after Giuseppe Cipriani opened Harry’s Bar in Venice, The 1931 Collection pays tribute to the places where the family’s story began. Named for the year Harry’s Bar first welcomed guests, The San Marco and The Torcello occupy the tower’s highest floors, drawing on the rituals, elegance and hospitality that have defined the Cipriani name since 1931. Timeless design, meticulous craftsmanship, gracious service and effortless entertaining come together in two singular homes overlooking Biscayne Bay, offering a distinctly residential interpretation of the brand’s enduring legacy.

“Authenticity is what ultimately distinguishes a truly exceptional branded residence,” said Camilo Miguel Jr., Founder and CEO of Mast Capital. “You cannot create it simply by placing a name on a building. With The 1931 Collection, we drew from the values and traditions that have defined Cipriani for nearly a century and considered how they could shape the way a home is designed, experienced and lived in today. The result feels unmistakably Cipriani and distinctly of Miami, while carrying forward a legacy that has endured across generations and creating homes intended to do the same.”

Long before wellness became a checklist of equipment, the Cipriani family measured it differently: by the table, and by how to better serve who was seated at it. Rather than treating wellness as a room to visit, The San Marco and The Torcello are designed around the rituals of gathering, cooking and entertaining long associated with longer, more connected living — a philosophy of wellbeing built on people, not equipment.

“Cipriani has never simply been about a place; it is about what happens within it and what people carry with them long after they leave,” said Giuseppe Cipriani. “Harry’s Bar, Piazza San Marco and Locanda Cipriani have been part of our family’s story for generations, but also of the lives of so many others. With The 1931 Collection, that spirit finds a new expression in Miami, where these residences can become the setting for celebrations, rituals and memories that belong entirely to the families who call them home.”

The San Marco

Named for San Marco, the Venetian “sestiere” or historic district of the Cipriani hospitality legacy, The San Marco is conceived as a private estate in the sky. Spanning three levels and 9,677 square feet of interior and outdoor living, the residence brings together extraordinary scale, timeless design and an uncompromising approach to entertaining, wellness and family life.

A soaring 24-foot Great Room opens to panoramic views of Biscayne Bay, creating a dramatic setting for everyday living and entertaining. Generously proportioned living and dining spaces are complemented by an integrated wet bar and dedicated wine display, while a statement kitchen island finished in lacquered wood and Calacatta marble and a fully equipped chef’s kitchen allow for everything from intimate dinners to larger celebrations.

The rooftop is devoted to outdoor living and personal wellbeing, with an infinity-edge swimming pool, summer kitchen and wraparound entertaining terrace overlooking Biscayne Bay. A private wellness room and in-residence gym set a daily rhythm of movement and recovery, extended outdoors through a dedicated cold plunge, hot tub and meditative massage pavilion — spaces conceived not as a spa to visit, but as a ritual to live within. A private putting green completes the experience.

The Torcello

Inspired by the quiet elegance of the island in the Venetian lagoon that has welcomed generations of guests to Locanda Cipriani, recently renovated, The Torcello offers a more intimate interpretation of The 1931 Collection. Encompassing 6,703 square feet of interior and outdoor living, it is designed for those who value privacy, craftsmanship and a life thoughtfully lived.

Every space is designed to feel equally suited to quiet moments and effortless entertaining. Generously proportioned living and dining spaces are joined by a statement kitchen island finished in lacquered wood and Calacatta marble, a fully equipped chef’s kitchen for private preparation, dedicated wine storage and a private screening room. The Midnight Bar creates another intimate setting within the residence — a room built for the same ritual of gathering after dark that has defined Cipriani hospitality since 1931, conceived for cocktails, conversation and the kind of evening meant to be remembered.

Well-being extends naturally from the interiors to the terraces, with a private wellness room and in-residence gym complemented by a dedicated outdoor cold plunge and hot tub, framing recovery and rest as part of the everyday rather than an occasional indulgence. An infinity-edge swimming pool overlooking Biscayne Bay, open-air shower, summer kitchen and wraparound terrace create a private outdoor environment for dining, entertaining and restoration.

Service, Carried Beyond Miami

Throughout The 1931 Collection, hospitality is designed to feel personal rather than programmatic. Residents can enjoy in-residence dining prepared by the Cipriani culinary team, bringing the family’s signature approach to food, service and entertaining directly into the privacy of The San Marco and The Torcello.

As owners within the Cipriani family, residents also carry that hospitality with them beyond Miami, with access to reservations across the family’s global address book, from Harry’s Bar in Venice to Cipriani restaurants, lounges and events in New York, Monte Carlo, Dubai, Hong Kong, Punta del Este and beyond.

Throughout The 1931 Collection, a refined palette of oak herringbone flooring, Calacatta marble, lacquered wood cabinetry and polished chrome detailing brings richness and depth to the interiors. Materials are carried across surfaces and spaces with a sense of continuity, allowing the craftsmanship and natural character of each finish to become an integral part of the residences.

Architecturally conceived by Bernardo Fort-Brescia of Arquitectonica, with bespoke interiors by 1508 London, The 1931 Collection represents the fullest expression of the vision for Cipriani Residences Miami. Generous proportions are balanced by warmth and intimacy, while abundant natural light and a fluid relationship between interior and exterior shape homes of extraordinary scale that remain deeply residential. Together, the architecture and interiors translate the elegance, ease and unmistakable character of Cipriani into a distinct Miami way of living.

As the first ground-up Cipriani branded residential development in North America, Cipriani Residences Miami brings the family’s nearly century-long tradition of hospitality into a new residential expression. Rising 950 feet above Brickell as the tallest residential tower south of Manhattan, the project is now 85 percent sold to buyers from over 30 countries ahead of its Summer 2027 occupancy.

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Former Site of Al Capone's Historic Palm Island Estate Sells For $21 Million

The former site of Al Capone’s longtime Miami Beach estate has traded for $21 million, marking the latest chapter for one of the city’s most historically recognizable residential properties.

Located at 93 Palm Avenue on Palm Island, the now-vacant waterfront property features 100 feet of frontage on Biscayne Bay. The site was previously home to the sprawling estate once owned by the notorious Prohibition-era crime boss before the residence was demolished in 2023.

The $21 million transaction represents a significant increase from the property's previous $15.5 million sale price.

According to public records, Jordan Karp of Jordan Karp LLC and Joel Lusky of The Brokerage South Florida represented the seller in the latest transaction. Mirce Curkoski and Albert Justo of ONE Sotheby’s International Realty represented the buyer.

Beyond its waterfront location, the property carries a distinctive place in Miami Beach history because of its connection to Capone. According to public records previously reported by PROFILEmiami, Capone acquired the Palm Island estate in 1928.

The original Colonial-style residence was built in 1922 and was part of an approximately 30,000-square-foot home. After acquiring the estate, Capone reportedly invested approximately $200,000 at the time into improvements that included a gatehouse, seven-foot wall, searchlights, cabana and coral rock grotto.

The property remained with the Capone family for decades. Following his ownership, the estate remained in the family until 1952, when it was sold by his wife, Mae Capone.

More than 70 years later, the century-old residence was demolished in August 2023 following a prolonged debate surrounding its potential historic preservation and vulnerability to flooding.

The demolition followed a change in Florida law that limited the ability of local preservation authorities to prevent owners from demolishing certain single-family homes in designated flood zones or properties situated below base flood elevation when the owner opposed historic designation.

Check out PROFILEmiami’s tour of the original residence before demolition.

Previous owners and developers had maintained that the aging residence was approximately three feet below sea level, experienced recurring flooding and required substantial repairs. Following the change in state law, the Miami Beach Historic Preservation Board canceled a scheduled evaluation hearing after losing jurisdiction over the property under the new regulations.

With the historic residence now gone, 93 Palm Avenue represents a vacant waterfront development opportunity on Palm Island, pairing 100 feet of Biscayne Bay frontage with a location tied to one of the most infamous figures of the Prohibition era.

The latest $21 million sale effectively begins another chapter for the property nearly a century after Capone first acquired the Miami Beach estate.

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Private Island in the Florida Keys With Helipad and Solar Power Lists For $16 Million

Positioned just off the coast of Marathon, East Sister Rock Island is a rare private sanctuary wrapped in vibrant turquoise waters—accessible by boat or via a private, on-island helipad has hit the market for $16 million.

A once in a generation opportunity to own a legacy property, the island spans approximately 6.5 total acres—including 5.8 acres of private surrounding seabed– offering an extraordinary aquatic playground for snorkeling, swimming, kayaking, paddleboarding, fishing, and exploring the pristine waters of the Florida Keys.

At the island's heart is an updated 3-bedroom, 2-bath main residence alongside a separate guest house, offering over 5,000 square feet of refined living space. The interior highlights a chef-inspired kitchen adorned with premium countertops and contemporary finishes, while a 12-foot-wide wraparound veranda delivers sweeping, panoramic ocean vistas, breathtaking Atlantic sunrises, and iconic Keys sunsets.

Resort-style outdoor living features a waterfront pool and spa, lush tropical landscaping, dedicated alfresco lounging and dining venues, helipad, and a 100-foot deep-water dock accommodating multiple vessels.

Engineered to be eco-friendly and fully self-sufficient, East Sister Rock is powered by solar and wind systems with battery storage, a backup generator, a desalination system, and ample freshwater cistern capacity. The offering includes 99 E Ocean Drive on the mainland which includes private dock space.

1 East Sister Rock Island in Marathon, Florida Keys is listed for $16 million by Vladimir Rochebrun & Aaron Rosenthal with The Chad Carroll Group at Compass.

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$39.7 Million Full-Floor Penthouse Unveiled at Maison d'Or in West Palm Beach

Kolter Urban and Perko Development Partners have unveiled the crown jewel at Maison d’Or, launching a $39.7 million full-floor penthouse at the boutique ultra-luxury condominium development planned along South Flagler Drive in West Palm Beach.

Occupying the entire 19th floor, the penthouse spans 10,190 interior square feet and features four bedrooms, six full bathrooms and three powder rooms. The residence is the largest home within Maison d’Or, an intimate collection of just 39 residences at 3705 South Flagler.

With 11-foot ceilings and floor-to-ceiling glass, the penthouse is designed to take advantage of its elevated position overlooking the waterfront. Panoramic exposures extend across the Intracoastal Waterway, Atlantic Ocean, Palm Beach Island and the West Palm Beach skyline, giving the residence both sunrise and sunset views.

Expansive terraces further extend the living spaces outdoors, creating multiple areas for entertaining while connecting the interiors with the surrounding waterfront setting.

The $39.7 million offering arrives as West Palm Beach's luxury residential market continues to expand along the South Flagler Drive corridor. Maison d’Or is positioned within a quiet residential neighborhood offering privacy and walkability while remaining convenient to Palm Beach and West Palm Beach destinations including Worth Avenue, Royal Poinciana Plaza, Antique Row, CityPlace and the emerging Nora District.

Developed by Kolter Urban and Perko Development Partners, Maison d’Or will rise 19 stories and feature only 39 residences, ranging from approximately 3,000 square feet to more than 10,000 square feet. The limited residence count is designed to provide a more private alternative to larger condominium towers while maintaining a substantial collection of resident amenities and services.

The building is designed by 10 Design, with interiors by Hirsch Bedner Associates (HBA) and landscape architecture by EDSA. The design draws from Mediterranean and Regency influences while incorporating a contemporary interpretation of Palm Beach style throughout the residences and shared spaces.

Maison d’Or's residential collection includes eight floor plans. Levels four through 14 feature two- and three-bedroom residences, while the estate collection on levels 15 through 17 consists of four-bedroom homes. Two additional four-bedroom penthouse residences are planned for the 18th floor, directly below the newly unveiled full-floor penthouse.

Residences throughout the building are designed with expansive east- and west-facing terraces, creating indoor-outdoor living environments and capturing views in both directions.

The amenity program will be anchored by an elevated waterfront pool deck and complemented by private dining and entertaining spaces, a cocktail bar and wine tasting room. Wellness and treatment areas will provide dedicated spaces for residents, while additional offerings will include a screening theater, virtual sports simulator suite and dedicated dog spa.

Maison d’Or's limited collection, waterfront setting and newly unveiled $39.7 million penthouse position the project among the newest ultra-luxury residential offerings along West Palm Beach's South Flagler Drive corridor. At more than 10,000 interior square feet and occupying the building's entire top floor, the penthouse represents the development's most exclusive residence and the culmination of its 39-home collection.

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