The Corcoran Group To Take Over Sales Of DDG Development's 3550 South Ocean's Remaining Inventory
The Corcoran Group has been appointed to take over sales of the remaining inventory at 3550 South Ocean, a luxury condo project being developed by DDG, led by Joe McMillan. Sales will be led by Kerry Warwick who had previously oversaw pre-construction sales of the project with Douglas Elliman.
The Corcoran Group has been appointed to take over sales of the remaining inventory at 3550 South Ocean, a luxury condo project being developed by DDG, led by Joe McMillan. Sales will be led by Kerry Warwick who had previously oversaw pre-construction sales of the project with Douglas Elliman. The development is located at 3550 South Ocean Boulevard and was completed in 2019. 3550 South Ocean is just over 30% sold and there are currently 20 units remaining on the market priced from $1.8 million. Pricing initially started at $2.3 million when the project launched in 2016. Sales were previously overseen by Douglas Elliman Development Marketing.
3550 South Ocean features 30 units rising 7-stories, designed by the Palm Beach-based GarciaStromberg | GS4studios, Kobi Karp, and interiors by the NYC-based Champalimaud. Residences at 3550 South Ocean come in 2 and 3 bedroom layouts, range in size from 2,700 SF to 3,000 SF. There are three penthouse units available with private rooftop terraces.
Units will feature private elevator access with private entry foyers, views of the Atlantic Ocean and Intracoastal Waterway, floor-to-ceiling glass, expansive chef's kitchens, and will be delivered move-in ready. A collection of five penthouses will also feature rooftop terraces. Amenities include private beach access, a beachfront salt water swimming pool and sun terrace, a fitness studio with east facing natural light, on-site surf board and stand-up paddleboard storage, private gated access and private parking.
Palazzo Della Luna On Fisher Island Reveals $9 Million Residence Designed by Champalimaud
Fisher Island’s Palazzo Della Luna has revealed a lavish, $9 million penthouse designed by the New York-based, internationally-acclaimed interior design firm Champalimaud. Palazzo Della Luna is a 50-residence, 10-story boutique development located on the private Fisher Island which his consistently ranked as one the wealthiest zip code in the U.S.
Fisher Island’s Palazzo Della Luna has revealed a lavish, $9 million residence designed by the New York-based, internationally-acclaimed interior design firm Champalimaud. Palazzo Della Luna is a 50-residence, 10-story boutique development located on the private Fisher Island which his consistently ranked as one the wealthiest zip code in the U.S. The ultra-luxe building offers move-in-ready and limited-edition turnkey residences from internationally-acclaimed designers.
The Champalimaud-designed residence is fully-furnished, spanning 3-bedrooms and 3-bathrooms spread over 3,724 SF of interior space. The residence also offers a large terrace with unparalleled views of Miami’s famous coastlines. Priced at $9 million, the abode offers a bright and airy aesthetic made for easy and luxurious living. Interior design elements include blonde oak wood flooring, statement light fixtures, hand-picked Italian marbles and more. Upon direct elevator entry into the residence, an exquisite reading room sets the tone with unique, custom shelving and the finest of millwork, all with flow-through views of the ocean. The crisp aura of the interiors, juxtaposed by fine hints of vibrant color, mirrors the tropical waters and backdrop of Miami Beach through floor-to-ceiling windows.
“The exquisite details of this designer home instantly draw modern-day buyers desiring to live in the zenith of the newest luxury product on Fisher Island,” said Dora Puig, Director of Sales and Marketing for Palazzo Della Luna. “This building has cultivated elite prestige, showcasing an exclusive lifestyle through its thoughtful design and a full-service amenity experience that is exclusive to the property and its neighboring sister building, Palazzo Del Sol. There’s nothing like this around us.”
Palazzo Della Luna marks the first residential project for Champalimaud Design, which is renowned for the design of The Beverly Hills Hotel, The Dorchester London, The Raffles Singapore and The Waldorf Astoria New York to name a few of their hospitality commissioned projects. The firm also curated the lobby and interior amenities to embody the tranquil environment of Fisher Island. On the heels of Fisher Island celebrating its centennial anniversary, Palazzo Della Luna now represents the pinnacle of bespoke luxury on the island offering six-star services and amenities including a waterfront lounge with a butler-serviced Aperitivo bar and lounge, a beauty salon and treatment rooms, fitness center, Kidville children’s playroom, theatre, business center, two pools, a spa cabana and more. Fisher Island is a secure oasis with an exclusive members-only Fisher Island Club that includes a Beach Club, the Vanderbilt Mansion, par-35 championship golf course by P.B. Dye, 18 tennis courts (with all four Grand Slam surfaces), and two private deep-water marinas, among other conveniences and amenities.
“Like the rest of Florida, full time Fisher Island residents enjoy the benefits of a living in a non-income tax state matched with the luxurious lifestyle of the American tropics. Fisher Islands exclusive country club lifestyle and secure private island sets Palazzo Della Luna apart from any other condominium options in South Florida,” says Irina Artemova who is a leading sales executive at Palazzo Della Luna.
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Take A First Look Inside DDG's Waterfront Palm Beach Condo 3550 South Ocean
DDG has revealed via PROFILEmiami the first look inside their new beachfront development in Palm Beach, 3550 South Ocean. 3550 South Ocean is the city’s first new beachfront project in a decade and new never-before-seen images of two new model homes reveal interior design by Gail Taylor Designs.
DDG has revealed via PROFILEmiami the first look inside their new beachfront development in Palm Beach, 3550 South Ocean. 3550 South Ocean is the city’s first new beachfront project in a decade and new never-before-seen images of two new model homes reveal interior design by Gail Taylor Designs. DDG, known for its striking design aesthetic and residential buildings in New York and California, has assembled a team of acclaimed designers to bring 3550 South Ocean to life, including GarciaStromberg | GS4studios, Kobi Karp Architecture and Champalimaud Design. With a signature sawtooth form, the building’s architecture enables each of the 30 expansive residences to enjoy natural light and unparalleled ocean views.
Gail Taylor Designs has outfitted two elegant residences, a gracious two-bedroom, three-bathroom home and an elegant three-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom home. Both homes offer the first glimpse at life inside 3550 South Ocean, one of the most anticipated new buildings in Palm Beach. These homes are currently on the market for $2.31M and $2.58M, respectively.
As compelling as the 3550 South Ocean’s striking lightning-bolt-shaped exterior, the model homes have been gorgeously furnished to create a tranquil environment inspired by the stunning ocean views and breezy beach lifestyle. Bold, mixed textures and neutral colors complement the homes' clean lines and modern finishes. 3550 South Ocean's residences channel a timeless Palm Beach style and feature expansive chef-caliber kitchens, top-of-the-line appliance and fixture packages, floor-to-ceiling windows and sliding doors to private balconies that blur the line between indoor and outdoor living.
Images via Robert Granoff
DDG's Rare, Oceanfront 3550 South Ocean Tops Out In Palm Beach
DDG, a leading national real estate development firm known for its progressive design aesthetic, has announced first new beachfront residential development on Palm Beach Island in over a decade, 3550 South Ocean, has officially topped out at 7 stories after breaking ground last summer.
DDG, a leading national real estate development firm known for its progressive design aesthetic, has announced first new beachfront residential development on Palm Beach Island in over a decade, 3550 South Ocean, has officially topped out at 7 stories after breaking ground last summer. 3550 South Ocean is rare new addition to the coveted Palm Beach shoreline that introduces a new standard of luxury condo living in Palm Beach. Demand for the condominium’s oceanfront two-bedroom, three-bedroom and penthouse homes has remained strong during construction. Current availability starts at $2.3 million.
“3550 South Ocean is a significant development for DDG as it represents a new phase of the company’s expansion as well as our first project in Florida,” said Joseph A. McMillan, Jr., CEO and Chairman of DDG. “Watching the building go vertical and achieve its full height has been incredibly exciting and we look forward to seeing its elegant and contemporary design come to life as we approach completion next year.”
“Buyer response to 3550 South Ocean has been quite positive since the building came onto the market last year,” said Howard M. Lorber, Chairman, Douglas Elliman Realty LLC, whose Development Marketing team is the exclusive marketing and sales agent for 3550 South Ocean. “It offers the rare opportunity of purchasing a newly built home directly on the beach, as well as situates residents extremely close to the world-class dining, shopping and leading cultural institutions Palm Beach is known and sought after for.”
DDG assembled a cast of acclaimed designers for 3550 South Ocean. GarciaStromberg | GS4studios of Palm Beach, Kobi Karp Architecture of Miami, and Champalimaud of New York, teamed up to design the striking, yet timeless, contemporary beachfront building, with a sawtooth form that stretches east to west and enables each of the building’s 30 expansive residences to be bathed in natural light and enjoy unparalleled ocean views and breezes. KAST Construction is serving as the general contractor for the project. Residences at 3550 South Ocean come in 2 and 3 bedroom layouts, range in size from 2,700 SF to 3,000 SF and start at $1.875 million. Units will feature private elevator access with private entry foyers, amazing views of the Atlantic Ocean and Intracoastal Waterway, floor-to-ceiling glass, expansive chef's kitchens, and will be delivered move-in ready. A collection of five penthouses will also feature rooftop terraces.
Amenities include private beach access, a beachfront salt water swimming pool and sun terrace, a fitness studio with east facing natural light, on-site surf board and stand-up paddleboard storage, private gated access and private parking. Additionally, DDG has a partnership with The Wright Fit, to provide custom, on-demand lifestyle services including in-residence massages, indoor and outdoor private training, and yoga and youth fitness for residents. Ownership perks also include an exclusive relationship with on-demand charter service, Star Jets International which provides residents with custom-tailored concierge jet services, with the resident experience inclusive of door-to-door car transfers, itinerary customization, jet selection, onboard catering and more. Construction is currently under way with KAST as the general contractor. Delivery expected in late 2018.
Drone photos via Daniel Petroni; Image via Jared Ruschmann, World Red Eye; Renderings via DDG
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