How The Maimon Group Redefines Luxury Living for the World's Most Discerning Clients

The world's most successful individuals have changed what luxury means. They no longer want standard five-star service. What they're looking for is something entirely different. They want experiences that feel completely personal while maintaining absolute privacy.

Based in Los Angeles, The Maimon Group has spent years understanding precisely what these discerning clients actually want. It's not about following industry standards. It's about anticipating needs that most people can't yet articulate.

Rethinking Luxury Through Strategic Partnerships

Most luxury companies fight each other for the same clients. The Maimon Group decided to try something completely different. Instead of competing, we started building partnerships.

Here's how it works: luxury service providers help each other deliver better experiences. A private chef recommendation leads to the perfect sommelier. The right art curator connects with the ideal gallery owner. 

This approach now covers over 100 properties, with more than 200 reservations happening monthly. But the real breakthrough came with our technology platform.

Think of it as a private network where real estate agents, travel advisors, and property managers can access the same luxury inventory instantly. Reservations happen in real time. Commission structures adapt to different partnership arrangements. The entire system functions more effectively when everyone has access to the same exceptional properties.

Knowing What a Client Wants Before They Do 

The most successful people in the world share one thing: their time is incredibly valuable. They don't want to spend it coordinating details, even luxury details.

The Maimon Group's concierge team has learned to anticipate what clients need before they have to ask. Sometimes, that means having a private jet ready before a client realizes their schedule has changed. Other times, it's securing impossible restaurant reservations for a dinner that hasn't been planned yet.

The range of services has evolved far beyond property management. Private jet and yacht coordination happens seamlessly. Exclusive restaurant access gets arranged alongside private chef experiences. Personal shopping and styling services are complemented by art curation and gallery connections. Health and wellness programs adapt to individual schedules and preferences. Corporate events get planned with the same attention to detail as intimate personal gatherings.

What makes this work is understanding that complexity should be invisible to the client. They want sophisticated experiences, not sophisticated logistics.

Technological Integration for Maximum Comfort

Most smart home technology requires you to be smart about operating it. That defeats the purpose entirely.

The Maimon Group's properties use technology differently. Systems learn individual preferences without requiring programming. Lighting, temperature, music, and even ambient scents adjust automatically based on patterns and preferences. The technology disappears into the background.

Security reflects this same philosophy. Biometric entry systems work intuitively. Surveillance networks offer comprehensive privacy protection through facial recognition and extensive coverage. Underground parking connects directly to private elevator access. Everything functions seamlessly without demanding attention.

The goal is simple: technology should enhance the human experience, not complicate it. When systems work invisibly, concierge teams can focus entirely on personal service and building genuine relationships with clients.

Creating Lifestyle Ecosystems Beyond Real Estate

Los Angeles can be an impossible city to navigate, even when you have unlimited resources. Knowing the right people makes all the difference.

The Maimon Group has spent years building relationships that most people can't access independently. Want a table at that impossible-to-book restaurant tonight? Our team can make it happen. Need access to a private club for a business meeting? That's already arranged.

Our network extends throughout the city. West Hollywood's Sunset Strip. Melrose Avenue's exclusive boutiques. Beverly Hills' luxury shopping districts. But it goes deeper than locations.

Michelin-starred chefs will create private dining experiences. Renowned wellness centers develop personalized health programs tailored to individual needs. Luxury spas provide preferential treatment. Exclusive golf courses offer priority access. Gallery openings and cultural events include VIP treatment.

For automotive enthusiasts, this means access to rare car collections and professional racing experiences. Morning fitness sessions at Runyon Canyon get coordinated seamlessly. Private screenings at historic venues happen naturally. Intimate concerts at iconic locations become part of regular life.

This isn't just service coordination. It's access to a social and cultural network that defines sophisticated California living.

Flexible Asset Management for Evolving Needs

Property owners often struggle with a fundamental question: how do you maximize returns without compromising the luxury experience?

The Maimon Group approaches this differently. Our business model accommodates both exclusive and non-exclusive arrangements tailored to the specific needs of each property. Real estate agents can participate through affiliated programs that generate commissions while helping property owners optimize their investments.

Expansion into the Entertainment and Production Industry

Imagine staying in a villa that served as the backdrop for a major Hollywood production. That's not just marketing; it's an entirely different kind of luxury experience.

The Maimon Group discovered something interesting about our properties. Many serve as ideal filming locations for movies, TV shows, and high-end events. It creates additional revenue for property owners while offering clients something truly unique.

Our partnerships with the film industry go beyond just providing locations. Clients can sometimes attend actual shoots or organize private events at properties where famous films were produced. For people who value exclusive access to the entertainment world, this adds a layer of prestige that can't be replicated elsewhere.

It's not just about the novelty. Properties that have served as movie sets carry a certain cachet that enhances the entire luxury experience.

Innovations in Customer Experience Design

Luxury keeps evolving. What impressed people five years ago now feels standard.

The Maimon Group stays ahead by experimenting with concepts that most companies won't try yet. Artist residency programs turn villas into creative laboratories where clients can witness artistic creation firsthand. Living spaces become galleries where new work gets created in real time.

Sustainability has evolved from being merely good practice to being what sophisticated clients expect. Solar energy investments and eco-friendly management systems align with the lifestyle preferences of affluent individuals. Luxury and environmental responsibility aren't competing priorities anymore.

What to Look for in Luxury Service Partners

Not all luxury service providers operate at the same level. Some focus on individual transactions. Others understand that exceptional clients need comprehensive lifestyle support.

Look for companies that coordinate everything, such as transportation, dining, entertainment, and wellness, as interconnected parts of your life rather than separate services. The best providers use technology to enhance personal relationships, not replace them. They maintain 24/7 accessibility while keeping interactions genuine and intimate.

Crisis adaptability matters more than most people realize. Services should maintain quality and ethical standards even during difficult circumstances. The provider's long-term vision also makes a difference. Do they view relationships as ongoing partnerships that evolve with changing needs, or are they focused on individual bookings?

These distinctions become crucial when your lifestyle demands seamless coordination across multiple complex requirements.

The Maimon Group has figured out something that most luxury companies miss: exceptional clients don't want more services; they want better integration of the services they already need.

Our approach combines technology that works with genuine personal relationships. The result creates lifestyle experiences that go far beyond traditional hospitality. We're not just setting new standards. We're defining what luxury service means for people whose success demands something entirely different.

'Cora Merrick Park' Presents 'A Comprehensive Analysis of Coral Gables' At The Coral Gables Museum

On Tuesday, June 24, the Coral Gables Museum hosted ‘A Comprehensive Analysis of Coral Gables’ presented by CORA Merrick Park, bringing one of the most extensive real estate market reports on Coral Gables to date. The event, titled The Evolution of Coral Gables, featured a panel discussion moderated by Demetri Demascus of PROFILEmiami and included key voices shaping the city’s future: Jay Phillip Parker, CEO of Douglas Elliman Florida; Eduardo Otaola of Constellation Group; Coral Gables Vice Mayor Rhonda Anderson; and Ana Bozovic of Ana Analytics. Together, the panel explored the growth trajectory of Coral Gables, including its appeal for families, the rising demand for wellness-focused living, public art initiatives, and pricing trends that have elevated the neighborhood’s real estate market in recent years.

The conversation also offered attendees a detailed, data-driven breakdown of Coral Gables' current housing inventory, future development pipeline, and the challenges developers face due to limited land supply and high barriers to entry. Ana Bozovic’s report highlighted how the scarcity of new, wellness-oriented residential products has created a distinct market gap—one that CORA Merrick Park is strategically designed to fill. The panelists also emphasized Coral Gables' long-term vision for development, focusing on sustainable growth, health-conscious living, and maintaining the architectural integrity of The City Beautiful.

CORA Merrick Park, developed by Constellation Group and The Boschetti Group, will be Coral Gables' first wellness-focused residential building and one of the city’s first to achieve WELL Certification. Designed with guidance from wellness consultants and Lamarca Well, CORA integrates cutting-edge health features such as advanced air and water filtration, biophilic design, smart wellness technology, and personalized wellness concierge services. Residents will enjoy amenities such as a rooftop padel court, spa and recovery facilities, fitness center, and resort-style pool, all carefully curated to promote physical, mental, and emotional well-being.

Slated for completion in 2027 at 4241 Aurora Street, CORA will offer 74 residences ranging from one- to three-bedroom plus den homes, with prices starting in the $900,000s. The project also includes over 8,000 square feet of retail, 13,000 square feet of office space, and a public park featuring a sculpture by renowned artist Jaume Plensa. CORA represents a new chapter for Coral Gables, blending luxury, culture, and wellness in the heart of Merrick Park, supported by Douglas Elliman Development Marketing as the exclusive residential sales brokerage.

Miami Beach City Commission Grants Final Approval for Terra’s Deauville Redevelopment

The long-awaited redevelopment of Miami Beach’s historic Deauville Hotel site has cleared its final hurdle, with the Miami Beach City Commission granting full approval to Terra’s development plans. The decision, made on Friday, June 27, finalizes zoning, land use, building height, and public-benefit commitments, paving the way for a major transformation of the iconic North Beach property. With development plans now fully approved by the City Commission, the next step will be a review by the Historic Preservation Board later this year to evaluate design details and preservation components.

Terra’s plans include a partial reconstruction of the hotel’s historic elements, a new residential tower designed by Foster + Partners, major infrastructure upgrades, and a $7.5 million contribution toward the revitalization of the Byron Carlyle Cultural Center. The plan also commits to significant public benefits, including infrastructure improvements, increased beach access, public parking, and cultural investments. The overall project will feature reduced density compared to previous proposals, aimed at minimizing traffic congestion, infrastructure strain, and environmental impacts.

David Martin, CEO of Terra, described the Commission’s approval as a pivotal moment for both the Deauville site and the broader North Beach community. “The approval marks a major step forward in restoring the site’s historic and cultural significance,” Martin said. “With this green light, Terra is now fully committed to delivering a world-class development that reflects the community’s values, prioritizing architectural excellence, environmental responsibility, and meaningful public benefit.”

Originally built in 1957, the Deauville Hotel once stood as a symbol of Miami Beach’s golden era, famously hosting the Beatles’ first U.S. television performance. In recent years, however, the property fell into disrepair and was ultimately demolished following structural decline. Terra’s redevelopment aims to honor the Deauville’s legacy while contributing to North Beach’s long-term growth.

Public benefits included in Terra’s redevelopment plans include enhanced stormwater infrastructure to address flooding, two new pedestrian pathways connecting to the beachwalk, 150 public parking spaces, traffic improvements, and a $7.5 million contribution toward the revitalization of the nearby Byron Carlyle Cultural Center. According to Martin, the project is expected to generate over $16 million in annual revenue for the North Beach Community Redevelopment Agency, providing ongoing resources for neighborhood reinvestment.

“We look forward to working closely with the City and local stakeholders as we move into the next phase of bringing the reimagined Deauville to life,” Martin added.

Renderings via Terra

Gilbane and Palm Beach Atlantic University Finalize $240 Million Mixed-Use Student Housing Development in Downtown West Palm Beach

A major new development is set to reshape downtown West Palm Beach as Gilbane, in partnership with Palm Beach Atlantic University (PBA), has reached financial close on a $240 million public-private partnership aimed at expanding student housing and enhancing the city’s urban core. The project, approved by the Palm Beach County Board of Commissioners, will deliver a 25-story, mixed-use student housing tower at the intersection of Acacia Road and Dixie Highway, adding much-needed residential capacity for the university’s growing student population.

The 319,000-square-foot development will include 990 student beds across 275 apartment-style units, along with extensive amenities designed to enrich campus life and foster community engagement. Additional components include a 28,000-square-foot dining hall, a 14,000-square-foot fitness and recreation center, and an 8.5-level parking garage offering 704 spaces, as well as over 230 stalls for bicycles and e-bikes. The project is funded through revenue-backed bonds issued by Palm Beach County, ensuring no direct use of taxpayer funds.

“This project will provide more housing options for students and help ease pressure on the local housing market,” said Jeffrey Resetco, Senior Development Director at Gilbane Development. “We are committed to delivering state-of-the-art facilities that support student life and contribute to the broader vitality of downtown West Palm Beach.”

The initiative is a collaborative effort among multiple firms, with Gilbane Development serving as project developer, Gilbane Building as the design-builder, and Cube3 leading the architectural design. Urban Design Studio, Shutts & Bowen, and Kimley-Horn contributed expertise in planning, legal, and traffic engineering to secure entitlements and refine the project’s scope. The tower’s design draws from the architectural language and vibrancy of downtown West Palm Beach, aligning with city priorities for connectivity, sustainability, and walkability.

Gilbane, Inc., a private holding company with a more than 155-year history, is one of the oldest and largest family-owned construction, investment, and real estate development firms in the world. Gilbane Development is the project development, financing, and ownership arm of Gilbane, providing a full slate of real estate development and property management services. Gilbane Building is a full-service construction services firm providing preconstruction, general contracting, construction management, and design-build services on some of the nation’s most complex projects. Gilbane’s Public Private Partnership Group has delivered or has underway more than $4.4 billion in P3 projects for healthcare, higher education, K-12 schools, and federal/state/municipal clients.

Construction is slated to begin in summer 2025, with completion targeted for August 2027, in time for the 2027-2028 academic year.

PBA President Dr. Debra A. Schwinn emphasized the project’s significance for both the university and the surrounding community. “This transformative development reflects our commitment to whole-person education and our role in shaping downtown West Palm Beach, now recognized as Wall Street South,” Schwinn said.

The student-focused design incorporates a range of indoor and outdoor spaces to promote academic success, well-being, and social connection. Lounges for games, study, wellness, and relaxation will complement outdoor pathways and landscaped areas aimed at encouraging environmental mindfulness and community interaction. The pedestrian-friendly infrastructure includes ADA-compliant features, smart parking technology, and green elements to integrate the development within the city’s evolving urban environment.

Once complete, the project is expected to bolster student housing capacity, reduce off-campus housing demand, and support West Palm Beach’s ongoing growth as both an educational hub and a destination for investment and development.

13th Floor Investments to Break Ground on Link at Boca, a New Transit-Oriented Development in Boca Raton

South Florida’s push toward transit-oriented living continues as 13th Floor Investments has announced plans for Link at Boca, a mixed-use development set to rise adjacent to the Boca Raton Tri-Rail Station. The project, a public-private partnership with the South Florida Regional Transportation Authority (SFRTA), is scheduled to break ground this summer, delivering a new residential and retail hub designed to enhance connectivity and urban living in one of the region's fastest-growing cities.

The eight-story development will introduce 340 residential units, with a mix of studio, one-, two-, and three-bedroom floorplans ranging from 600 to 1,300 square feet. The residences will feature high-end finishes such as quartz countertops, custom cabinetry, floor-to-ceiling windows, and expansive balconies. Residents will have access to an extensive suite of amenities, including a resort-style pool deck, coworking spaces, wellness facilities, a virtual golf simulator, and outdoor recreation areas. A 650-space parking garage will support both residents and transit users, enhancing the project's role as a mobility hub.

Beyond residential offerings, Link at Boca will incorporate over 24,000 square feet of street-level retail space aimed at serving both the local community and Tri-Rail commuters. The pedestrian-friendly design will feature wide sidewalks, bike paths, landscaped courtyards, and water features reminiscent of Mizner Park. Retail leasing, led by Comras Company, is underway with plans to attract food and beverage, wellness, and lifestyle brands that complement the development’s urban vision.

“This project reimagines the Boca Tri-Rail Station as more than just a transit point—it becomes a vibrant neighborhood where people can live, shop, and connect,” said Arnaud Karsenti, Managing Principal of 13th Floor Investments. “We’re creating a new standard for transit-oriented development in South Florida.”

Link at Boca is part of 13th Floor’s broader strategy to expand its Link-branded developments near major transit nodes. The firm recently completed Link at Douglas in Miami and has plans for Link at SoMi near the South Miami Metrorail Station. Since its inception in 2008, 13th Floor has delivered nearly 4,000 residential units across South Florida, with over 4,800 additional units in the pipeline as the firm continues to expand its residential, mixed-use, and industrial portfolio.

Strategically located off Yamato Road, adjacent to I-95 and near the El Rio Trail, the project offers seamless access to the Boca Raton Innovation Center, Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton Airport, and various recreational and retail destinations, positioning Link at Boca as a new cornerstone of connectivity and convenience in the city.

Images via 13th Floor Investments

World's First Yacht-Branded Condo 'Riva Residenze' in Fort Lauderdale Reveals New Interior Renderings

Fort Lauderdale’s luxury landscape just got a major boost. The highly anticipated Riva Residenze—the world’s first yacht-branded condominium—has officially revealed its interiors, giving a first look at what promises to be one of South Florida’s most exclusive and nautically inspired residential experiences. Perfectly timed with the city’s moment in the national spotlight—thanks to the Florida Panthers historic back-to-back Stanley Cup win—Riva Residenze is redefining waterfront living.

Nestled along the Intracoastal in Fort Lauderdale Beach, the 20-story, 36-residence tower is a collaboration between WellDuo, Vertical Developments, GCF Development, and iconic Italian yachtmaker Riva. The interiors, masterfully curated by superyacht designer Giuseppina Arena, channel the brand’s signature elegance, craftsmanship, and maritime heritage. From the sleek wood paneling to custom furnishings by Formitalia, every detail of the project’s interiors—whether in the primary bedrooms, spa suites, or open-concept living areas—echoes the look and feel of a Riva yacht. Amenities are no less impressive: residents will enjoy access to a private marina, a spa suite, a state-of-the-art gym, and a serene pool deck complete with sauna and steam rooms.

Standout design moments include a dramatic ground-floor entry that mimics a luxury yacht deck, expansive bathrooms with marble and ocean views, and a kitchen that blends high-end functionality with refined finishes. The primary bedroom opens to a spacious balcony, while the studio den offers a cozy, nautical-toned retreat. With Arquitectonica leading the architectural design and Arena bringing superyacht sophistication ashore, Riva Residenze isn’t just a residence—it’s a lifestyle docked in one of America’s most exciting waterfront cities.

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Continuum Company Reveals Expanded Vision for Continuum Waterfront District in North Bay Village

Continuum Company has introduced a new vision for North Bay Village with the unveiling of the Continuum Waterfront District, a proposed two-phase, mixed-use development spanning more than three acres along Biscayne Bay. Master-planned by Continuum, the Commission unanimously approved the plan that will transform Kennedy Causeway into an iconic waterfront destination.

Anchored by the first phase, Continuum Club & Residences and a historic deck at the water’s edge, the Continuum Waterfront District brings together thoughtfully designed residential, hospitality, retail, and recreational spaces. Consistent with the NBV100 Master Plan, the District emphasizes walkability, waterfront access, and lush green civic spaces that connect residents and visitors to stunning Biscayne Bay.

The vision for the Continuum Waterfront District includes two Continuum Club residential condominium towers, a Continuum-branded boutique hotel with rooftop pool and curated lifestyle experiences. The broader district will feature new restaurants and bars, a renovated marina, outdoor wellness areas, and retail storefronts, all of which will contribute to a pedestrian-friendly waterfront lifestyle.

“Our vision for North Bay Village is to transform this waterfront neighborhood into a sought-after destination,” said Ian Bruce Eichner, Chairman and CEO of Continuum Company. “We are extremely appreciative of the support we received from the staff and the Commission as we planned this District in partnership with North Bay Village”.

“The Continuum Waterfront District is our vision of the pinnacle of bayfront living,” said Allie Eichner, President of Continuum Florida. “The Continuum Waterfront District is our opportunity to help shape a neighborhood that celebrates Miami’s unique waterfront lifestyle.”

Continuum Club & Residences, currently under construction and nearly 50 percent sold, is the district’s first phase. The tower features over 60,000 square feet of amenities, including a waterfront resort-style pool, a wellness center with a gym, yoga studio, longevity spa, marina, and curated lifestyle perks such as private yacht club and beach club memberships, as well as a premium membership to Dorsia, an exclusive dining platform. It builds on Ian Bruce Eichner’s legacy, whose development of Continuum South Beach played a pivotal role in transforming Miami’s South of Fifth neighborhood.

Renderings via Continuum Company

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Sereno Fort Lauderdale Reveals Fort Lauderdale First Rooftop Pickleball Court As Latest Amenity Elevating Condo Living

In a city where sun, sand, and sophistication converge, Sereno Fort Lauderdale is raising the bar—literally—on amenity-driven living. The newly launched condominium development will introduce Fort Lauderdale’s first private rooftop pickleball court, a bold and innovative offering that places Sereno at the forefront of South Florida’s next generation of luxury real estate.

As part of the project’s wellness-focused rooftop, the pickleball court will be perched high above the city, offering unrivaled panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean, Intracoastal Waterway, and Fort Lauderdale skyline. The court is one of several standout features at Sereno Fort Lauderdale, a boutique collection of 76 upscale residences developed by Miami-based Integra Investments and Flying Point.

The introduction of rooftop pickleball speaks directly to the sport’s meteoric rise in popularity. According to the Sports & Fitness Industry Association’s 2025 Topline Participation Report, pickleball has been the fastest-growing sport in America for four consecutive years, with participation growing 311% and nearly 20 million Americans playing the sport in 2024 alone. This explosive growth has prompted developers to reimagine recreational amenities, and Sereno’s elevated court is among the most unique—and coveted—interpretations yet.

Sales at Sereno Fort Lauderdale are exclusively handled by ONE Sotheby’s International Realty, with pricing starting at $1.4 million. The project builds on the success of the developers’ previous venture, Sereno Bay Harbor, and brings a new level of modern sophistication to Fort Lauderdale’s evolving skyline.

Designed by FSMY Architects + Planners, with interiors by 1508 London and landscape design by Design Studio Boca, Sereno Fort Lauderdale is a celebration of elevated design and lifestyle. The glass-clad tower features expansive floor-to-ceiling windows, semi-private elevators, and spacious balconies that blur the line between indoor and outdoor living. Residences range from 1,080 to 2,400 square feet with one- to three-bedroom layouts, all outfitted with Italian kitchens, Subzero and Wolf appliances, spa-inspired primary suites, and optional dens ideal for a hybrid lifestyle.

The development spans two distinct rooftop levels. One is dedicated to relaxation, with a resort-style pool deck, summer kitchen, BBQ island, dining area, and lush landscaping set against stunning 360-degree views. The second rooftop is dedicated to health and wellness, anchored by the rooftop pickleball court and complemented by a state-of-the-art fitness center, Technogym equipment, infrared sauna, cold plunge, steam room, outdoor shower, and yoga lawn.

Additional amenities round out the luxury lifestyle, including a resident’s lounge, children’s playroom, pet spa, full-time valet with dedicated app service, EV charging stations, bike and water toy storage, and more.

Located at 2901 NE 9th Ct, Sereno Fort Lauderdale enjoys a prime coastal setting just steps from Fort Lauderdale Beach. The building is surrounded by top cultural and lifestyle destinations, including Hugh Taylor Birch State Park, the Bonnet House Museum & Gardens, Galleria Mall, and the vibrant North Beach Village. Residents are also within easy reach of the Coral Ridge Country Club, Sunrise Harbor Marina, and the shopping and dining mecca of Las Olas Boulevard.

Completion is expected in 2028, but with its forward-thinking design and headline-worthy amenities like the rooftop pickleball court, Sereno Fort Lauderdale is already making waves—and redefining what it means to live well in South Florida.

Rederings via VMI Studio

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Former Los Angeles Dodgers-Star Alex Guerrero Lists Newly Built North Bay Road Estate For $75 Million

Former Los Angeles Dodgers-star Alex Guerrero has listed his newly built, waterfront North Bay Road estate for $75 million with Lourdes Alatriste of Douglas Elliman. One of the most architecturally ambitious and design-forward homes in Miami Beach — the iconic estate is located at 3100 North Bay Road, located on the prestigious Millionaire’s Row.

Alex Guerrero is a celebrated Cuban-born power hitter and former Los Angeles Dodgers standout, revered for his explosive performance on the field — including his stint as a Nippon Professional Baseball (NPB) All-Star and home run champion in Japan. Guerrero now offers a bold, one-of-a-kind residence that mirrors his dynamic global career.

The estate commands attention with its elevated design and rare architectural fluency. Conceptualized by Valle Valle & Partners and co-curated by LF Development LLC, the home is a study in elevated engineering and artistic vision. Spanning over 10,250 SF under air, the home features seven ensuite bedrooms, including a 1,500 SF primary suite with a private garden oasis. Inside, custom-crafted Italian cabinetry, couture-grade closets, and sculptural volumes set a dramatic yet fluid tone. Two designer kitchens — one for daily use and one fully equipped for catering — make the home ideal for both intimate living and large-scale entertaining.

The resort-style outdoors designed by landscape architect Vincent Filigenzi offers a lush, layered sanctuary with curated gardens, reflecting water features, and expansive entertaining terraces. A heated infinity-edge pool, hot tub, and cold plunge off the primary suite balcony overlook sweeping Biscayne Bay views. The home also features a fire pit, outdoor kitchen, 110’ of prime water frontage and an 80’ L-shaped dock designed to accommodate a 90’ yacht and jet skis.

For car enthusiasts, the home features an 18-car garage experience, including a 15-car undercarriage garage and a three-car air-conditioned garage above — an exceedingly rare feature that cements the home’s status as a true collector’s trophy. Sustainability plays a role, too — a solar-paneled roof supports eco-conscious living.

This exceptional property represents a singular opportunity to own a legacy residence at the crossroads of global sports stardom and cutting-edge design — right in the heart of Miami Beach’s most iconic stretch.

Renderings / Photos via REDVERTEX

Ytech Reveals KPF-Designed 'Seven Broadway' Residential Tower In Brickell

Ytech has revealed plans for 'Seven Broadway,' a luxurious residential tower set to rise in Miami's vibrant Brickell neighborhood. Designed by the renowned architecture firm Kohn Pedersen Fox (KPF), this ambitious project is slated for a prime location at 75 and 41 Southwest 15th Road, just minutes away from the bustling Brickell Avenue. Ytech acquired the .3-acre site, which is currently undergoing demolition, for approximately $8.2 million and also locked down $19.5 million in pre-development financing from Israel Discount Bank . Although specifics regarding the number of residential units and amenities have yet to be disclosed, the design emphasizes unobstructed views of Biscayne Bay and Downtown Miami while enhancing walkability with landscaped tropical plantings and widened sidewalks. Plans have been submitted to Miami’s Urban Development Review Board but no construction timeline has been announced.

Seven Broadway marks a significant step in Brickell's ongoing transformation into an urban residential hub. Ytech's CEO, Yamal Yidios, expressed the firm's commitment to architectural integrity and quality, highlighting that Seven Broadway is the culmination of years of meticulous planning and design refinement. Seven Broadway is nearby The Residences at 1428 Brickell, a 70-story solar-powered tower being developed by Ytech which is currently under construction. Surrounded by a dynamic mix of office, residential, and hospitality spaces, and located conveniently near Metrorail and Metromover stations, Seven Broadway is poised to redefine luxury living in Miami and attract potential residents eager to experience the best of urban lifestyle.

Renderings via Ytech