Step Inside A Lavish Two-Story Urban Villa With Private Sky Pool At PARAMOUNT Miami Worldcenter

Located in a private enclave at PARAMOUNT Miami Worldcenter is their exclusive collection of four, two-story urban villas which are among the most unique residences offered at the massive 27-acre Miami Worldcenter complex. The standalone residences span 2,576 SF of interior space with 2,038 SF of outdoor space and feature three bedrooms, a den and four bathrooms, a rooftop for entertaining as well as private sky pools. The urban villas are located steps from the spa on the pool level amenity deck and will offer direct access to the parking garage for added convenience.

Villa 701 is currently listed for $4,460,000 with Peggy Olin of One World Properties.

PARAMOUNT Miami Worldcenter located inside the massive Miami Worldcenter project in the heart of downtown Miami. The nearly sold-out project has more then 57 nationalities represented among its buyer pool. PARAMOUNT Miami Worldcenter is the only residential tower currently for sale within the massive 27-acre mixed-use Miami Worldcenter site. which one of the country’s most visionary and largest mixed-use developments

The tower has made international headlines with its Upper Deck which is the largest amenity deck in the U.S., spanning four acres, positioned 90’ above downtown Miami which features an extraordinary array of action-packed luxury amenities. PARAMOUNT Miami Worldcenter is the most amenitized building in the country, with access to 46 different amenities such as 5 pools, spa, outdoor lounge, summer kitchen, game room, state of the art fitness center, boxing studio, basketball court, racquetball, yoga, observatory, jam room and recording studio and much more.

PARAMOUNT Miami Worldcenter was developed by Royal Palm Companies, led by Dan Kodsi. The tower was designed by Elkus Manfredi Architects with interiors by ID & Design International. PARAMOUNT Miami Worldcenter is located at 851 NE 1st Ave.

This article was produced in partnership with Royal Palm Companies.

The Mixed-Use Block H Is Now Rising At Miami Worldcenter Bringing Retail & Restaurants To Downtown Miami

Construction is moving swiftly on Miami Worldcenter’s Block H, which now can be seen rising out of the ground adjacent to the also rising 43-story Luma residential tower and now under construction CitizenM Hotel. Block H will serve as one of the center pieces of the mega-project reinvigorating Downtown Miami including being the main point of drop off with Miami Worldcenter’s main public plaza located adjacent to the immediate north and being one of the developments 2 main parking garages. Block H will feature 48,000 SF of retail and restaurants split between floors 1, 2 and 12 with 922 parking spaces filling the rest of the development.

Miami Worldcenter is a $2 billion mixed-use mega-project coming to Downtown Miami led by Art Falcone, Nitin Motwani. The total retail component will features 360,000 SF of high-street retail which Miami Worldcenter Associates, Taubman Centers and The Forbes Company are currently leasing. Miami Worldcenter is being developed by Miami Worldcenter Associates, Taubman Centers, The Forbes Company, and MDM Group with the master plan designed by Elkus Manfredi Architects. The project includes the PARAMOUNT Miami Worldcenter condo tower being developed by Paramount Ventures led by Dan Kodsi, in addition to a 1,700-key Marriott Marquis Miami Worldcenter Hotel & Expo as well as a 45-story office tower being developed by Hines.  

Miami Worldcenter Releases New Renderings As Developers Seek To Modify Block D

Just days after PROFILEmiami reported that Miami Worldcenter Associates have closed on a $43 million construction loan for the retail component of the $2 billion Miami Worldcenter mixed-use mega-project in the Park West neighborhood of Downtown Miami, the developers have applied for permission to modify their design for Block D. Block D is currently under construction and the proposed changes includes the exterior finishes and façades including artwork by Franz Ackermann and integrated projected panel and fin systems. Ackermann will maintain the art for 5 years. Miami's Urban Development Review Board (UDRB) will review the proposal on January 17. Miami Worldcenter Associates, led by Art Falcone and Nitin Motwani, are developing Miami Worldcenter in partnership with Taubman Centers, The Forbes Company, and MDM Group. The master plan was designed by Elkus Manfredi Architects and the project includes the PARAMOUNT Miami Worldcenter condo tower being developed by Paramount Ventures led by Dan Kodsi, a 1,700-key Marriott Marquis Miami Worldcenter Hotel & Expo as well as a 45-story office tower being developed by Hines.

Miami Worldcenter Locks Down $43 Million Construction Loan For Retail Component

Miami Worldcenter Associates led by Art Falcone and Nitin Motwani have just closed on a $43 million construction loan for the retail component of the $2 billion Miami Worldcenter mixed-use mega-project in the Park West neighborhood of Downtown Miami. The loan was financed by Fifth Third Bank and brings the current total financing for the project to roughly $500 million including a $33 million loan from Bank of the Ozarks in October and the issuance of $74 million of private placement bonds issued by the community development district to fund infrastructure upgrades. The $43 million loan by Fifth Third Bank will be used for the development of 53,000 SF of retail space as well as a 1,100-space parking garage on NE 2nd Avenue between 8th and 10th streets. The total retail component will features 360,000 SF of high-street retail which Miami Worldcenter Associates, Taubman Centers and The Forbes Company are currently leasing. Miami Worldcenter is being developed by Miami Worldcenter Associates, Taubman Centers, The Forbes Company, and MDM Group with the master plan designed by Elkus Manfredi Architects. The project includes the PARAMOUNT Miami Worldcenter condo tower being developed by Paramount Ventures led by Dan Kodsi, in addition to a 1,700-key Marriott Marquis Miami Worldcenter Hotel & Expo as well as a 45-story office tower being developed by Hines.