One Thousand Museum Residences by Zaha Hadid Architects Hits Over $100 Million Of Sales In 2020
One Thousand Museum, Miami's newest ultra-luxury condominium by the late Pritzker Prize-winning Zaha Hadid, has announced over $100 million in sales year-to-date. The building is defying market conditions, outpacing competitors across the city and on track for a record-setting year.
One Thousand Museum, Miami's newest ultra-luxury condominium by the late Pritzker Prize-winning Zaha Hadid, has announced over $100 million in sales year-to-date. The building is defying market conditions, outpacing competitors across the city and on track for a record-setting year. The 62-story One Thousand Museum was developed by Louis Birdman, Gilberto Bomeny, Gregg Covin and Kevin Venger and designed by Zaha Hadid Architects.
“We are thrilled that One Thousand Museum’s desirability continues to be recognized across the country, especially as now, more than ever, people are reevaluating where and how they live,” said Louis Birdman, co-developer of One Thousand Museum. “In addition to the flurry of interest from states impacted by the SALT tax, we’re seeing many of our new residents express priority over elements that only South Florida can offer, such as ocean views and access, ease of living, estate-style condos and competitive pricing.”
South Florida’s housing market has proven to be resilient, with ONE Sotheby’s Q2 Market Report forecasting sustained interest and activity into the latter half of the year due to pent-up demand and the migration of homeowners and companies relocating for tax and lifestyle benefits. These factors, coupled with the building’s unique attributes, striking design, privacy and security, single-family-sized floorplans and five-star amenities and services, are driving this unprecedented demand.
This sales milestone is accompanied by the release of the final collection of developer inventory priced from $4.95 to $20 million. Turn-key residences are currently on the market by leading designers and furnishing houses, including MORADA-Haute Furniture Boutique, Roche Bobois, Artefacto and Luxury Living Group. A duplex residence by BB Italia will come to market this fall 2020.
One Thousand Museum 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. 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 is 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 a 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.
ONE Sotheby’s International Realty Development Division is the exclusive listing agency for One Thousand Museum.
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Second Largest Lot On Allison Island To Hit Market Seeking Record $12.9 Million
A double lot on Miami Beach’s Allison Island will soon hit the market seeking a record $12.9 million. The assemblage is the second largest on the island, only behind Louis Vuitton CEO Michael Burke. The luxury home development site spans 37,800 square feet and features 175’ of water frontage.
A double lot on Miami Beach’s Allison Island will soon hit the market seeking a record $12.9 million. The assemblage is the second largest on the island, only behind Louis Vuitton CEO Michael Burke. The luxury home development site spans 37,800 square feet and features 175’ of water frontage. The $12.9 million asking price is a record price per square foot for land on the island which has seen consistently rising prices over the years. The most recent sale recorded in the MLS is 6431 Allison Road which closed for $7.25 million in January 2019.
The double lot assemblage opportunity is a combination of 6505 Allison Road, which is listed for $6.7 million, for the 21,600 square foot lot; and 6525 Allison Road, a 16,200 square foot lot listed at $6.2 million. Both properties are listed by Ida Schwartz and Minette Schwartz of The Schwartz Team with Compass.
Allison Island is located in the La Gorce neighborhood in the North Beach section of Miami Beach on the Indian Creek Waterway. The island is divided by 63rd St. into a north section with waterfront homes and estates, as well as the southern section where the luxury condo community Aqua is located. Access to the home community is gated 24 hours a day and connects to North Miami Beach by a bridge. Every single-family home on the Island features direct water access to Biscayne Bay.
Allison Island was built by Carl Fisher in 1912 in honor of his business partner, Jim Allison. Allison began developing the island in 1926 when he opened a state-of-the-art hospital to provide service to residents of Miami Beach. In 2003 developer Craig Robins, who would later go on to develop Miami Design District, completed a major transformation of the island when he delivered the Aqua condo community project.
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OKO Group Reveals New Townhome Collection At Missoni Baia In Edgewater
Miami-based OKO Group has revealed their new townhome collection at Missoni Baia in Miami’s Edgewater neighborhood. The 57-story waterfront tower is currently under construction rising alongside Biscayne Bay. Missoni Baia’s two-story townhomes will provide buyers with the best of both worlds, the feeling of life in a waterfront home and the amenities of a luxury condominium.
Miami-based OKO Group has revealed their new townhome collection at Missoni Baia in Miami’s Edgewater neighborhood. The 57-story waterfront tower is currently under construction rising alongside Biscayne Bay. Missoni Baia’s two-story townhomes will provide buyers with the best of both worlds, the feeling of life in a waterfront home and the amenities of a luxury condominium. Pricing starts at $3.6 million for a 4,341 square foot waterfront residence with 4 bedrooms and 5.5 bathrooms.
The townhomes features include an abundance of outdoor space overlooking Biscayne Bay, private elevators, double height floor-to-ceiling glass windows, and an additional study/service room giving buyers plenty of flexibility to create a private in-home gym and/or home office space.
Missoni Baia is being developed by OKO Group, the Miami-based development company founded by international real estate magnate and hotelier, Vladislav Doronin, in partnership with Cain International. Missoni Baia will feature 249 condo residences situated along 200' of frontage on Biscayne Bay at 777 Northeast 26th Terrace. Amenities include a flow-through deck designed for all-day sunbathing with well-appointed cabanas, 5 swimming pools including an Olympic-sized lap pool, hot and cold plunge pools, a children’s pool, and an infinity-edge pool on the Bayfront Terrace, elevated tennis court and an expansive fitness center and spa overlooking the bay.
Missoni Baia was designed by Hani Rashid of Asymptote Architecture with interior design of the building incorporating Missoni’s trademark colorful design palette and Missoni Home furniture collection in inventive ways, including in all public spaces and amenities. Sales are being overseen by Fortune Development Sales.
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Neiman Marcus To Close Worth Avenue Location After Filing Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
COVID-19 continues to shake the commercial real estate industry, especially when it comes to retail. The Dallas-based Neiman Marcus Group has announced that they will be will be closing their Worth Avenue location in Palm Beach amid the luxury retailer’s Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Protection Proceedings.
COVID-19 continues to shake the commercial real estate industry, especially when it comes to retail. The Dallas-based Neiman Marcus Group has announced that they will be will be closing their Worth Avenue location in Palm Beach amid the luxury retailer’s Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Protection Proceedings. Neiman Marcus is actively working with A&G Real Estate to find someone to take over their 48,661 SF lease at 151 Worth Avenue which runs through May 31, 2026 and has options available to the tenant through 2051. 151 Worth Avenue is owned by the New York-based O’Connor Real Estate Advisors who acquired the property in January 2014 for $40 million.
"Real estate is a long-term play. These leases represent an incredible opportunity for retailers and investors to gain a foothold in markets that, under normal conditions, are renowned for their traffic and sales – as well as for their high barriers to entry," said A&G Real Estate Co-President Emilio Amendola. "Additionally, some of these locations are particularly promising for conversion to hotel, office or residential use."
The Worth Avenue, Palm Beach store currently remains open for curbside pickup and appointments only. Neiman Marcus first filed for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy in May 7, 2020, amid the fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Texas, Houston Division.
Star Island Spec Mansion Sells For $49.5 Million In Off-Market Deal
22 Star Island has sold for $49.5 million in an off-market deal after making waves through the Miami real estate community with its whisper price of $65 million. The buyer has requested to remain unnamed. The 17,000 SF spec mansion sits on the northern tip of Miami Beach’s Star Island, an exclusive enclave off of MacArthur Causeway on Biscayne Bay.
22 Star Island has sold for $49.5 million in an off-market deal after making waves through the Miami real estate community with its whisper price of $65 million. The buyer has requested to remain unnamed. The 17,000 SF spec mansion sits on the northern tip of Miami Beach’s Star Island, an exclusive enclave off of MacArthur Causeway on Biscayne Bay. Designed by DOMO Architecture + Design with interiors by Dunagan Diverio Design Group, the home features 7 bedrooms and 9 bathrooms in the modern main house and an additional 2 bedrooms in a 6,000 SF guest house which was originally part of the neighboring historic 1931-era 46 Star Island and moved by the developers to the other side of the 22 Star Island property.
22 Star Island offers the finest finishes throughout and an open floor-plan for unobstructed views of Biscayne Bay. The home features a grand entryway, movie theater, balconies which are convertible to pools off of every bedroom, a massive master-suite with its own private pool, a rooftop terrace with elevator access, two kitchens, gym and bar with wine coolers and refrigeration throughout the room. The 1.7 acre estate home also features a massive pool with cabana, private dock and two Jaume Plensa statues overlooking Biscayne Bay.
22 Star Island was developed by luxury homebuilder Todd Michael Glaser. The property was owned by Stuart Miller and David Miller and David Solomon of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices EWM Realty were involved in the development, marketing and sale of the property.
22 Star Island was revealed in February of this year over Super Bowl LIV weekend hosted in Miami when the home hosted the philanthropic Big Game Big Give fundraiser. The event featured Jamie Foxx, Michael Bay, Aaron Paul, Bryan Cranston, Ray Lewis and Jim Brown, amongst others. Big Game Big Give has raised more than $10 million for worthwhile causes around the world.
Terra Breaks Ground on Mr. C Residences in Coconut Grove
South Florida developer and President of Terra, David Martin, and fourth generation Cipriani brothers, Ignazio and Maggio, Co-Founders of the Mr. C brand, have officially broken ground on Mr. C Residences Coconut Grove. The 20-story tower, located at 2655 S. Bayshore Drive, will mark the first-ever, large-scale residential project for the Mr. C brand.
South Florida developer and President of Terra, David Martin, and fourth generation Cipriani brothers, Ignazio and Maggio, Co-Founders of the Mr. C brand, have officially broken ground on Mr. C Residences Coconut Grove. The 20-story tower, located at 2655 S. Bayshore Drive, will mark the first-ever, large-scale residential project for the Mr. C brand, introducing a new level of residential living that will complement Coconut Grove’s appeal as a thriving residential, restaurant, and commercial neighborhood. Sales at Mr. C Residences launched in February 2020 led by Douglas Elliman. Units are priced from the low $600,000’s to over $5 million.
“Mr. C Residences will reflect Terra’s commitment to design excellence and connectivity in one of South Florida’s most walkable neighborhoods, catering to residents who want to live steps away from Biscayne Bay, Coconut Grove’s iconic parks, first-rate schools, and countless shopping, dining and entertainment options,” said developer David Martin, President of Terra.
The Arquitectonica-designed luxury, high-rise with interiors designed by international designer Meyer Davis, is comprised of 118 sophisticated residences ranging in size from one to five bedrooms, spanning 650 to 3,645 square feet. Inspired by the Mr. C brand, interiors reflect maritime influences with laminated wood paneling and nautical blues and touches of Miami’s vibrant scene. Residential units feature open floor plans, 11-foot ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, private terraces, and custom Italian design influences.
“It’s with tremendous pride that we present this building to Coconut Grove alongside Terra,” says Ignazio Cipriani, Co-Founder of Mr. C. “It embodies a contemporary take on the classic European Cipriani experience that’s been perfected over four generations before us and is constantly evolving in response to our everchanging lifestyles.”
The lifestyle-driven development features an expansive list of amenities including a signature Mr. C Café, specialty gourmet marketplace, wellness lounge and juice bar, private Bellini Bar on the pool deck, in-home delivery from the Mr. C Café, butler service and nautical concierge services. An entire floor is dedicated to body-and-mind wellness spaces, from whole-body fitness zones with personal trainers and specialty classes to a signature spa with treatments rooms, indoor yoga, Peloton studio, steam and sauna rooms, as well as poolside and cabana services. Other highlights include pool bar and event lounge, garden-level lap pool, billiard rooms, library and screening lounge, Little C’s Learning and Adventure Lab, teen game rooms and business lounge with meeting rooms.
Mr. C Residences Coconut Grove is slated for completion in 2022.
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Owner of Bâoli, Massa Investment Group, Acquires Miami Beach's Paris Theater For $13 Million
Massa Investment Group has acquired Miami Beach’s Paris Theater, located at 550 Washington Ave., for $13 million; $508 per square foot. The Art Deco building, which was first built in 1935, spans 25,589 SF. The building was designed by architect Henry Hohauser and has operated over time as a cinema, adult movie house, nightclub and film studio.
Massa Investment Group has acquired Miami Beach’s Paris Theater, located at 550 Washington Ave., for $13 million; $508 per square foot. The Art Deco building, which was first built in 1935, spans 25,589 SF. The building was designed by architect Henry Hohauser and has operated over time as a cinema, adult movie house, nightclub and film studio. U2, Madonna, Jennifer Lopez, Christina Aguilera and Ricky Martin have all shot music videos at the theater. Big Time Productions was the seller after acquiring the Paris Theater for $975,000 in 1992 and first listing the property for $23 million in 2015. The transaction was financed with a $15.2 million loan provided by IberiaBank. Massa Investment Group is led by Mathieu Massa who is also the owner of Mr. Hospitality, the firm behind some of Miami’s most exclusive venues including Bâoli, Marion and El Tucan.
Image via Paris Theater
NNN Leased Pollo Tropical Building on Biscayne Blvd. in MiMo Trades For 4.61% CA
A NNN leased Pollo Tropical stand-alone restaurant building located on Biscayne Blvd/ US-1 in Miami’s MiMo district, has traded for $2.275 million, equating to a 4.61% CAP rate. The 1,754 SF restaurant building sits on a 12,800 SF lot located at 7501 Biscayne Blvd in Miami, FL.
A NNN leased Pollo Tropical stand-alone restaurant building located on Biscayne Blvd/ US-1 in Miami’s MiMo district, has traded for $2.275 million, equating to a 4.61% CAP rate. The 1,754 SF restaurant building sits on a 12,800 SF lot located at 7501 Biscayne Blvd in Miami, FL. The asset was renovated in 2017 and had a 15-year corporate NNN lease with Pollo Tropical. The transfer development rights (TDR’s) were not included in the sale. This Pollo Tropical restaurant is interesting because it is a drive-thru only location and contains no indoor seating. This made it especially attractive during the current pandemic as the tenant was able to operate without any interruption during the recent City of Miami shutdown.
“This acquisition was driven by the buyer’s concern for the unknown long-term effects of the Covid-19 pandemic on the economy and future possible shutdowns. We are seeing a large portion of our client base shift their focus to seeking out assets that have proven resilient against down markets.” said Jason Abitbol, Apex Capital Realty.
Jason Abitbol, Apex Capital Realty’s Commercial Advisor, represented the buyer, 995 Holdings LLC., in the acquisition which represented a 1031 Exchange. The Seller of the property was 7501 Biscayne LLC. which is controlled by Alex Karakhanian from LNDMRK Development. The seller was represented by Alex Zylberglait, Scott Sandelin, and Jonathan De La Rosa from Marcus and Millichap.
Melo Opens Miami Plaza Tower In Downtown Miami's Arts & Entertainment District, Marking Milestone 2,300+ Units Completed In 5 Years
Melo Group, one of Miami’s most active residential development firms, has transformed and activated Downtown Miami’s Arts & Entertainment District with attainable, transit-oriented multifamily product for local residents.
Melo Group, one of Miami’s most active residential development firms, has transformed and activated Downtown Miami’s Arts & Entertainment District with attainable, transit-oriented multifamily product for local residents. The firm has officially completed Miami Plaza, its newest transit-oriented 36-story rental tower which is now open for occupancy. Miami Plaza is situated adjacent to the Miami-Dade Metromover School Board Station at 1500 Northeast Miami Plaza and is comprised of 425 rental apartments catering to the growing influx of young professionals in Downtown Miami seeking walkable live-work-play lifestyles without the commute. The development also includes approximately 8,000 square feet of ground-floor retail/restaurant space available for lease.
Apartments at Miami Plaza feature expansive balconies with bay and city views, floor-to-ceiling sliding doors, energy-efficient tinted glass, European-style kitchen and bathroom cabinetry, granite countertops, double door refrigerators, stainless steel appliances, spacious living and dining rooms, imported ceramic tile and laminated wood flooring, and full-size washer and dryers. Residences at Miami Plaza apartments range from one- to three-bedrooms measuring between 700 to 1,400 square feet. Monthly rental rates start at approximately $1,680 for one-bedroom units; $2,100 for two-bedroom units; and $2,640 for three-bedroom units.
Building amenities include a large 70-foot swimming pool, a fully-equipped fitness center, a café social lounge, 24-hour concierge/security, and a multi-level secured garage with valet service.
“Art Plaza completes our vision for the transformation of the Arts & Entertainment District – an area of Downtown Miami that has been residentially underserved for years – into a true live-work-play neighborhood,” said Martin Melo, principal of the Melo Group. “Our transit-friendly location, with convenient access to the Metromover, Metrorail and Miami Trolley, gives residents convenient everyday access to public transportation and will hopefully help reduce traffic congestion in Downtown during the workweek.”
Miami Plaza marks the fourth multifamily development, and sixth tower, that Melo Group has delivered in the Arts & Entertainment District since 2016 and completes the final phase of the firm’s plan to bring more than 2,300 transit-oriented rental units to the growing neighborhood. The firm’s previously completed developments in the area, all of which are clustered around the Miami-Dade Metromover School Board Station within a few blocks of each other, include the 497-unit Melody Tower, which delivered in 2016; the two-tower 710-unit Square Station, which delivered in 2018; and most recently, the two-tower 667-unit Art Plaza, which delivered in 2019.
“The demand for highly-amenitized, well-built attainable rental units within walking distance of our city’s transit systems, prime retail and entertainment venues is strong,” added Carlos Melo, principal of the Melo Group.
Melo Group has helped activate Downtown’s Arts & Entertainment District bringing a total of more than 45,000 square feet of new retail and restaurant space at the base of their apartment buildings to serve tenant’s everyday needs. Some of the community’s newest tenants include Bunbury, Bistro Café, Tapout Fitness, My Salon, Spot Barbershop, Shine Nail Salon, New York Roma Pizza and Testa Wines. Melo is also gearing up for the debut of “Art Kitchen,” an indoor/outdoor dining promenade at the base of the firm’s Art Plaza towers that will feature ten different restaurant concepts with cuisines ranging from Indian, Peruvian, Mexican, Japanese, Italian and more.
Melo Group’s father-and-sons team, led by Jose Luis Melo and his two sons Carlos and Martin Melo, has been a driving force behind Miami’s real estate resurgence since 2001, with the firm recognized today as one of the region’s preeminent developers of high-end residential developments in Downtown Miami. Miami Plaza is Melo’s 16th residential building delivered in the Greater Downtown Miami area, bringing the firm’s portfolio to more than 5,000 total condo and rental units completed with another 2,000+ units in the works.
Melo Group’s next residential project, Downtown 5th, is now under construction at 55 NE 5th Avenue in Downtown Miami’s Central Business District. With completion slated for 2021, the luxury apartment complex will include twin 51-story towers with 1,042 rental units and more than 5,000 square feet of ground-floor retail/restaurant space.
PROFILE Exclusive: New Age of Branded Residences With Gil Dezer, The Developer Behind Iconic Luxury Collaborations
Just before the COVID-19 shutdown, PROFILEmiami had the opportunity to meet Gil Dezer, CEO of Dezer Development, at the Residences by Armani/Casa grand opening party in Sunny Isles Beach. The building, which was developed in partnership with Related Group, was unveiled in full Miami-style with the grandeur you would expect from the two development firms.
Just before the COVID-19 shutdown, PROFILEmiami had the opportunity to meet Gil Dezer, CEO of Dezer Development, at the Residences by Armani/Casa grand opening party in Sunny Isles Beach. The building, which was developed in partnership with Related Group, was unveiled in full Miami-style with the grandeur you would expect from the two development firms: an Armani Summer Collection Fashion Show and a live concert by Mr. 305 himself, Pitbull.
The developers worked with fashion icon Giorgio Armani, architect Cesar Pelli and landscape architecture firm Enzo Enea to design the project. It is the first Armani-branded building in the U.S and joins the ranks of luxury fashion collaborations like Fendi Chateau. We were able to catch up with Gil during the shutdown to get inside the mind of the developer whose firm has a long history of building residences branded with leading luxury, automotive, and fashion brands. If the grand opening of Armani/Casa says anything about brand standards, then we can’t wait to see what Dezer has in store next for Miami.
PROFILE: Where did the idea to do branded, luxury condo buildings come from?
Gil Dezer: In 2001, we secured a licensing deal with the Trump Organization to build branded buildings with the Trump brand on it. That is when we realized putting a brand on a building is much more powerful than simply giving it a name.
PROFILE: Branded residences command anywhere from 20-35% of a premium against comparable non-branded product. What kind of premium did Porsche/Armani command during pre-sale and have they retained their value for re-sale?
GD: Our goal when using a brand is not to try and maximize the value per square foot, but to enjoy a faster sellout in comparison to our competitors. Our closest competitor sold 100 less units than us in the same time period.
PROFILE: What are some of the differences between working with a car brand such as Porsche and a fashion brand such as Armani?
GD: Each brand has their own motivation for building a branded tower, and each has a slightly different process. Porsche Design wanted the car to be “present” in the building, so we [used] a lot of leathers and woods and black chrome, as you would find in the automobiles. Meanwhile, Armani has a lifestyle aesthetic which is translated in the common areas as well as the furniture line that Armani/Casa manufactures.
PROFILE: What were some challenges during the design phase while working with a brand that has never lent its name to residential real estate?
GD: There was a lot of education from both sides. From the side of Armani, they taught us the history of the brand, design philosophy, reasons for certain aesthetics and the overall look. The two brands [Armani and Porsche] are completely distinctive in their styles, so it was great to be able to learn from each one.
PROFILE: Does using a brand help mitigate unforeseen risks such as seasonal/cyclical changes in the market?
GD: Absolutely. The main differentiator between having a brand on a building is the attention it receives in comparison to the neighboring properties. This proved to be true even during Covid-19. We still receive an extraordinary amount of attention to our buildings.
PROFILE: How are the last several units in Armani moving?
GD: The market has slowed during COVID-19, but we are proud to report that there have been six new sales during this time. Four of them took place in the last month.
PROFILE: Cost control and specification analysis is also critical in a brand-forward environment, when design, service and security charges can be easily driven up. Are your design costs higher when collaborating with a high-end brand and how did you manage that process?
GD: Costs are absolutely higher. For starters, the construction specifications for these buildings are above and beyond. In Trump International Hotel, we have floor-to-ceiling glass, private elevators, expensive kitchens and baths with automatic toilets that make the units more expensive to build. But the real cost difference appears in the lobbies and common areas; Armani/Casa has almost 40,000-square-feet of common areas with high-end finishes and furnishings by Armani. That’s where the competitors beat me. They make more money because no one has even gone as crazy as we did on the finishes. However, the overall product blows away anything else on the market, and we are sure of that.
PROFILE: Did lenders look at the project any more or less favorably taking into consideration the brand association? Will they in the future after you paid off your loan so quickly for Armani?
GD: I have been doing branded buildings since my partnership with the Trump Organization in 2001. Some said I was the first developer to do this – I certainly was in South Florida. By the time we get lenders involved in the process, we have usually experienced a high volume of pre-sales which is what lenders are looking for, along with the strength of the developer.
PROFILE: What did you need to keep in mind when choosing the right operator to provide that high-touch level of service?
GD: After many years in Miami, I noticed there was not a management company that offered lifestyle services at a hotel service level with food and beverage management. My company also owns and runs hotels, so we have experience in top quality management. We simply opened up a division of our hotel group to start managing condominiums. That allowed us to build restaurants in the buildings that are not open to the public.
PROFILE: What signature features will Armani Residences be remembered for like Porsche is for its car elevator?
GD: This lobbies and common areas are simply amazing. Second to none.
PROFILE: Market differentiation is one advantage of using a well-established brand, especially if you are trying to hit new price records. What is the next goal or milestone you would like to set for Dezer Development?
GD: We have several waterfront lots and amazing sites around Miami. We have a lot of great things coming up – stay tuned.
A newly completed seven-bedroom waterfront estate at 1155 Belle Meade Island Drive is coming to market with an announced asking price of $43.9 million.