GFO Investments Launches Sales at Gale Hotel & Residences In Downtown Miami

Gale Hotel & Residences Miami has launched sales of their fully approved short-term rental building in Downtown Miami with pricing starting in the mid $400K’s. The project located at 601 First Avenue in Downtown Miami is a flagship project developed by hospitality entrepreneur Keith Menin along with Marisa Galbut, through their development firm, Sixth Street Miami Partners LLC, by GFO Investments.

Gale Hotel & Residences Miami has launched sales of their fully approved short-term rental building in Downtown Miami with pricing starting in the mid $400K’s. The project located at 601 NE First Avenue in Downtown Miami is a flagship project developed by hospitality entrepreneur Keith Menin along with Marisa Galbut, through their development firm, Sixth Street Miami Partners LLC, by GFO Investments. Cervera Real Estate is the exclusive sales and marketing team for the development.

“Gale Hotel & Residences Miami is a landmark project for our team,” says Keith Menin of Sixth Street Miami Partners LLC. and Menin Hospitality. “We are thrilled to have incredible continued success with the Gale brand and couldn’t think of a better time to launch this residential and hotel offering. It’s a one-of-a-kind development in Downtown Miami that will fill a gap in the market and open early next year, offering not only an amazing hotel, but services and a concierge program that will connect residents and guests to incredible experiences all around them.”

Fully approved as a short-term rental and hotel building, the development offers studio, 1- and 2- bedroom units ranging from 410 to 910 square feet, with prices ranging from the mid $400’s to over $1 million. In addition to its strategic location near Miami Worldcenter just steps away from all Downtown Miami has to offer, the hotel units will be listed on over 75 homesharing and hotel listing websites through Gale Hotel & Residences Miami distribution system. The developers have forged relationships with key organizations and groups in the area to provide top concierge offerings such as transportation to and from Port of Miami, Brightline, Kaseya Center, Adrienne Archst Center and more. Through Menin Hospitality owners and guests at Gale Hotel & Residences Miami will also have access to a beach club and hospitality pass.

“Downtown Miami’s growth is not slowing down. Evidence of that comes with the recent announcement of the new restaurant and retail outlets at Miami Worldcenter slated to open simultaneously with the delivery of a fully-finished Gale Hotel & Residences Miami. We couldn't be more eager to take advantage of this momentum and excitement in this evolving city,” says Alicia Cervera of Cervera Real Estate. “Buyers are searching to own a piece of Miami that connects them to everything from ‘sports to ports’ and beyond. There’s never been a more perfect time to own real estate in a thriving Downtown that is truly finding its identity as a cultural and entertainment mecca.”

Joint amenity spaces between Gale Miami Hotel and Residences and Nativo™ Miami span an impressive 70,000 square feet across three floors. Overlooking panoramic views of Biscayne Bay and the Miami skyline, the project will feature multiple full-service restaurants, including Menin Hospitality’s Bodega Taqueria y Tequila, and bars on the same level as the exotic resort pool with pool-side cabanas. Inside, a kids-focused playroom and multitude of event spaces can be reserved and utilized by residents and guests alike. For business needs, there is a full dedicated floor equipped with video-capable conference rooms featuring cutting-edge technology and promoting connectivity, in addition to flexible ballrooms, multiple private meeting rooms and breakout areas catering to those seeking versatile event spaces.

The development features a variety of wellness amenities, catered to those looking to achieve a healthier lifestyle and prioritize their well-being while on-the-go. In addition to its state-of-the-art fitness facility, owners and guests will find a yoga lounge and terrace, steam room, sauna, hammam, and spa with massage and treatment rooms, for their comprehensive health and wellness needs. For a post-workout refreshment, there's a juice bar to provide a revitalizing boost.

Additionally, Gale Hotel & Residences Miami features cutting-edge green technology, hosting “smart building” features that include ultra-high-speed internet access, wiring for HDTV, and multiple telephone data lines. Other luxurious amenities include a 24-hour attended lobby with a lounge that welcomes residents and guests, along with 24-hour valet parking for convenience at every hour. Notably, the ground floor encompasses 9,000 square feet of restaurant space, which includes an outdoor garden and the exclusive street-front dining destination, Bodega Taqueria, curated by Menin Hospitality. Private beach club access on Miami Beach and a convenient shuttle service further enhances the overall experience for residents and guests.

The project’s architect, Arquitectonica, has collaborated with Urban Robot for interior design and landscape architecture to create a true mixed-use project to create a landmark building in the heart of Downtown Miami. Gale Hotel & Residences Miami’s design offers panoramic ocean views juxtaposed with the expanding skyline of Biscayne Bay and Miami while being poised in a Downtown walkable hub.

Renderings via Elephant Skin

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First New Miami Building Breaks Ground in 2021

On Thursday, February 11th, Natiivo Miami - the first building purposefully designed, built and licensed for homesharing - officially broke ground in Downtown Miami. This event marked the first residential/hospitality groundbreaking post-pandemic and the first of 2021. The building, in the heart of Downtown Miami, is slated to top off in August 2022 and completion is projected for Q3 of 2023.

On Thursday, February 11th, Natiivo Miami - the first building purposefully designed, built and licensed for homesharing - officially broke ground in Downtown Miami. This event marked the first residential/hospitality groundbreaking post-pandemic and the first of 2021.  The building, in the heart of Downtown Miami, is slated to top off in August 2022 and completion is projected for Q3 of 2023.

Hospitality entrepreneurs Keith Menin and Marisa Galbut, developers of Natiivo Miami, spoke alongside Mayor Suarez to brokers, friends and family to mark this revolutionary development’s milestone of forging ahead with construction. Remarks were also made by Russell Galbut, Managing Principal of GFO Investments; and leaders from Natiivo’s exclusive sales team, Cervera Real Estate, including Alicia Cervera, Managing Partner;  Ali Paysse Cervera, Sales Director; and Jesse Ottley, President of Development.

Guests enjoyed live music by Brothers of Others, and coffee, pastries and light bites by Natiivo Miami’s culinary partners, Bodega and Dolce Italian. 

After coming to market in the summer of 2019, Natiivo™ Miami’s exclusive sales team, Cervera Real Estate, has successfully sold over 60 percent of the Natiivo™ Miami residences. The team has leveraged its knowledge of the Miami market and international experience, selling over 220 units in 2020, despite facing unprecedented circumstances.

Natiivo™ Miami is a vertically-integrated community that incorporates 448 condominium residences, 140 condominium hotel residences, a 100 unit hotel, a private social club called Natiivo™ Social, with 70,000 plus square feet of amenities, with a culinary experience curated by LDV Hospitality, and Creative HQ that includes 127 for-sale office condos, all under one roof. The development recently announced the addition of three coveted Miami brands, Dolce Mercato, also from LDV Hospitality, offering authentic Italian cuisine with the feel of a sophisticated food hall and the charm and service of a sit-down restaurant; Bodega Taqueria, South Florida’s iconic spot known for its authentic Mexican street food; and Gale Miami Hotel and Residences, the third Gale Hotel property in South Florida.

“With the migration to South Florida and the recent announcements of high-profile tech and finance companies relocating to and expressing interest in Miami, the continued growth of Downtown is imminent,” said Keith Menin. “We are confident that Natiivo™ Miami will play an integral role in this growth and are excited to forge ahead in construction. We’re optimistic for 2021 and hope to set the tone for the Downtown Miami market with the first groundbreaking of the year.”

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The Arquitectonica-Designed Short Term Rental Project Natiivo In Downtown Miami Reveals New Renderings

Harvey Hernandez’s Newgard Development’s NGD Homesharing and Russell Galbut’s Crescent Heights have revealed new renderings of the Arquitectonica-designed Natiivo, a 50-story tower planned in Downtown Miami next to Miami WorldCenter.

Harvey Hernandez’s Newgard Development’s NGD Homesharing and Russell Galbut’s Crescent Heights have revealed new renderings of the Arquitectonica-designed Natiivo, a 50-story tower planned in Downtown Miami next to Miami WorldCenter. The development team plans to break ground within the next few months with an expected completion date in 2022. The project, which will also feature interiors by Urban Robot, will be “powered by AirBNB” and will feature units specially designed to operate short term rentals. Natiivo will be comprised of 604 units, 400 of which will be sold to investors and 200 will be held by the developers to rent out via short term rentals. Residences are expected to be priced from $300,000 to $1.2 million with the sales overseen by Cervera Real Estate. Natiivo has partnered with AirBNB, a first for Miami, and will have the structure to operate the residences on behalf of owners. Check-ins will be keyless through an app and the building will also offer on-site dog walking services. The structure is expected to look like a 25% fee for management and 3% AirBNB listing fee. The development partnership is also planning Niido, another AirBNB homesharing tower in Edgewater.

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Newgard Development & Crescent Heights Propose Natiivo Tower In Downtown Miami "Powered By AirBNB"

Harvey Hernandez’s Newgard Development’s NGD Homesharing and Russell Galbut’s Crescent Heights have proposed Natiivo, a 48-story tower planned in Downtown Miami next to Miami WorldCenter. The project, which is designed by Arquitectonica with interiors by Urban Robot, will be “powered by AirBNB” and will feature units specially designed to operate short term rentals.

Harvey Hernandez’s Newgard Development’s NGD Homesharing and Russell Galbut’s Crescent Heights have proposed Natiivo, a 48-story tower planned in Downtown Miami next to Miami WorldCenter. The project, which is designed by Arquitectonica with interiors by Urban Robot, will be “powered by AirBNB” and will feature units specially designed to operate short term rentals. Natiivo will feature 604 units, 400 of which will be sold to investors and 200 will be held by the developers to rent out via short term rentals. Residences are expected to be priced from $300,000 to $1.2 million with the sales overseen by Cervera Real Estate. Natiivo has partnered with AirBNB, a first for Miami, and will have the structure to operate the residences on behalf of owners. Check-ins will be keyless through an app and the building will also offer on-site dog walking services. The structure is expected to look like a 25% fee for management and 3% AirBNB listing fee. The development partnership is also planning Niido, another AirBNB homesharing tower in Edgewater.

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