ONE Sotheby's International Realty Appoints Longtime Executive Daniel de la Vega as CEO

ONE Sotheby’s International Realty, one of the preeminent luxury real estate brokerages along Florida’s East Coast, has appointed Daniel de la Vega as Chief Executive Officer. Over the last 17 years, Daniel has risen through the organization since its inception in 2008, and has played an integral role in the firm’s growth into a brokerage that generates annual sales of nearly $10 billion and manages a multi-billion dollar portfolio of the region's most prestigious new development projects.

Founder Mayi de la Vega will serve as Executive Chair and maintain an active presence within the company. She will remain involved in shaping the firm’s strategic initiatives, culture, and global positioning, while continuing to have a hands-on role in marquee new development projects. Mayi will work closely with the company’s agents to help strengthen their businesses and access new avenues for growth.

“My vision for ONE Sotheby’s International Realty has always been to create a company defined by integrity, excellence, and a culture where our agents can truly thrive,” said Mayi de la Vega, Founder and Executive Chair. “Daniel has been integral to that foundation from day one. His leadership, discipline, and deep understanding of our business have shaped our growth and strengthened our culture, and there is truly no one better equipped to guide us into our next era. We remain committed to ensuring our firm continues to lead with purpose, innovation, and an unwavering dedication to our clients and our leading luxury agents whose professionalism and passion have defined this company's success.”

In addition to his new role as CEO, Daniel will continue serving as company President. He will oversee strategy across all brokerage, new development, and commercial divisions, while executing targeted expansion regionally and into markets outside of Florida. Daniel’s priorities include a focus on talent development, continued service excellence and driving economies of scale through technology integration, and expansion of the client service portfolio with insurance, title, mortgage, and property management offerings that deliver enhanced value to agents and clients at every touchpoint. He will also expand the synergy between new development projects and the brokerage business to create a more powerful, interconnected platform that elevates results.

“It’s an honor to continue working with Mayi and the strongest executive leadership team in our industry to build upon the vision and legacy she has created,” said Daniel de la Vega, President and CEO. “Our focus remains absolute: to define the highest standard of luxury real estate service, to provide seamless experiences for our clients, and to empower our agents with the best tools and resources in the industry. We look forward to further investing in our team, expanding our global reach, and capturing the tremendous growth opportunities that lie ahead for Florida’s East Coast and beyond.”

Under the leadership of Mayi and Daniel, ONE Sotheby’s International Realty has become a dominant force in Florida’s luxury real estate market. They have established the company as one of the nation’s highest-producing Sotheby’s International Realty affiliates with #1 market share in Florida, positioning it among the fastest-growing brokerages in the country, as ranked by RealTrends.

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Allen Morris Co. Secures $132.5 Million Construction Loan from Bank OZK for Ponce Park Coral Gables

Allen Morris Co., one of the leading real estate firms in the Southeast U.S., has secured a $132.5 million construction loan from Bank OZK for Ponce Park, an ultra-luxury condominium development in the heart of Coral Gables that will redefine boutique luxury living. The loan for Ponce Park comes on the heels of the $138.5 million secured by Allen Morris Co. for their landmark Ziggurat project in Coconut Grove in November 2025. The financing was arranged by Lotus Capital Partners, led by Faisal Ashraf.

Located at 3000 Ponce de Leon Blvd., at the intersection of Ponce de Leon Blvd. and University Drive, Ponce Park will introduce world-class retail and residential offerings that honor Coral Gables’ Mediterranean roots through contemporary design.

“Ponce Park is designed to be an architectural landmark for Coral Gables. With natural stone cladding, interiors by Meyer Davis, and a thoughtfully curated retail mix, the project reflects a level of quality and care that sets a new bar for Coral Gables living,” said W.A. Spencer Morris, President of the Allen Morris Company.

“We value the opportunity to partner with Allen Morris Co. on this exceptional development in Coral Gables,” said Tom Moore, Managing Director of Originations at Bank OZK. “This financing reflects our confidence in their ability to successfully deliver on their vision and we are excited to see Ponce Park come to life.”

The 11-story tower offers 58 bespoke two- to five-bedroom residences ranging from 1,900 to more than 6,500 square feet. At ground level, the development will introduce 25,000 square feet of curated retail anchored by a world-class restaurant, all just steps from The Plaza Coral Gables and Miracle Mile.

Designed by John Cunningham with interiors by the internationally acclaimed Meyer Davis, each home will feature 11- to 12-foot ceilings, private elevators, Italian-crafted kitchens, expansive terraces with summer kitchens and interiors that blend modern refinement with classic European-inspired details. The project also features landscape design by Naturalficial.

Residents will enjoy access to a suite of amenities including a rooftop pool, sky bar, artisanal cafe, spa and serene meditation courtyard, fitness studio and a private rooftop lounge offering panoramic views of the Southeast Gables.

As part of its commitment to enhancing the surrounding community, Allen Morris Co., in partnership with the City of Coral Gables, is undergoing a $11 million renovation of Ponce Circle Park next door to the project, which will transform the neighborhood streetscape.

The residential component, exclusively represented by ONE Sotheby’s International Realty, features prices starting at $2.9 million. Construction broke ground in December 2025, with completion anticipated in early 2028.

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Multiplan REAM Reveals $70 Million Penthouse at Ocean House in Surfside Designed by Carla Guilhem Design

Multiplan Real Estate Asset Management has revealed the $70 million Penthouse at Ocean House, a rare two-level, full-floor offering atop the 25-residence boutique oceanfront development under construction at 9317 Collins Avenue in Surfside.

Set between Bal Harbour and Miami Beach, Surfside has quietly ascended as one of South Florida’s most exclusive oceanfront enclaves, defined by architectural pedigree, timeless luxury, and a limited collection of world-class residences. Within this prestigious stretch of coastline, Ocean House stands as the crown jewel, offering a rarity of scale and design seldom found in the area.

“At the top of the market, buyers are gravitating toward homes that feel intimate and serene, with the ocean always present,” said Marcelo Kingston, Managing Partner at Multiplan REAM. “This penthouse is a statement of how people want to live now, quietly elevated, deeply private and anchored near the water.”

Spanning the building’s whole top floor plus a private oceanfront rooftop, the duplex penthouse is positioned for uninterrupted views of the sea, sky, and city. Across both levels, the total is approximately 9,476 square feet of interior living space and 5,051 square feet of outdoor terraces, for a combined total of roughly 14,527 square feet.

Ocean House captures the refined intimacy that has made Surfside a magnet for discerning buyers seeking privacy, proximity, and prestige. “This residence is a true coastal sanctuary, designed to feel like a retreat,” commented Kingston. “It’s refined coastal living at its most livable, with spaces that bring a sense of ease and balance you can feel the moment you arrive.”

Framed by a transparent façade and wraparound floating balconies, the residence is designed to create seamless harmony between design and nature, with interiors shaped by flowing lines, natural textures, and an effortless connection to the outdoors curated by Carla Guilhem Design.

“In a home like this, the most important gesture is restraint,” said Carla Guilhem, lead interior designer of Carla Guilhem Design. “The spaces are meant to feel intuitive and serene, so the horizon and the changing light become part of the experience from sunrise to sunset.”

The penthouse kitchen features waterfall gourmet islands, sculpted cabinetry and Gaggenau appliances. Private areas are envisioned as retreats, with spa-like bathrooms featuring natural-stone soaking tubs and elevated finishes that bring a sense of calm and ritual to everyday moments.

Dedicated entertaining and wellness spaces include an exquisite game room with billiards and a bar, an exclusive cinema, a spa, and a state-of-the-art fitness area with a private training room. The private rooftop is designed as a destination in itself, with an expansive terrace lounge, pool, spa, and a summer kitchen for dining and hosting above the ocean.

“Surfside remains one of South Florida’s most coveted enclaves, and opportunities at this scale are exceptionally rare,” said Kingston​​. “This penthouse delivers the rarity buyers are seeking right now, with a full-floor residence and private rooftop in a boutique oceanfront building defined by design and discretion, a true gem within the area’s most distinguished stretch of sand.”

Sales and marketing are led by Gutman Development Marketing. Ocean House is currently under construction by Moss Construction and is slated for completion in 2027.

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Ken Griffin and Goldman Properties Acquire Landmark 545 Wyn Office Building In Wywnood From Sterling Bay For $180 Million

Billionaire investor Ken Griffin has expanded his South Florida real estate presence with the acquisition of 545 Wyn, a premier office property in Miami’s Wynwood Arts District. Partnering with Goldman Properties, the duo purchased the 10-story building for approximately $180 million, signaling continued institutional confidence in Miami’s evolving office market. The deal reinforces Wynwood’s transition from a creative enclave into a fully formed mixed-use business district attracting global capital and blue-chip tenants.

Located at 545 Northwest 26th Street, 545 Wyn stands as one of the neighborhood’s most visible commercial assets. The transaction brings together complementary strengths: Griffin, founder of Citadel, provided the majority of the equity, while Goldman Properties will oversee management and long-term strategy for the building. The sellers were Sterling Bay, which developed the project in 2019 after acquiring the site from Goldman Properties years earlier—creating a full-circle moment for the Miami-based firm.

Developed by Sterling Bay, who broke ground on 545wyn in January 2019 and completed the building in late 2020, the 298,000 square feet of creative office and retail property offers future and current tenants access to large flexible floorplates and an unmatched suite of exclusive, highly sought-after healthy building amenities including a state-of-the-art wellness center, touchless elevator systems, vast outdoor lounges and high-quality air filtration systems. The building was designed by Gensler Architects and was Wynwood’s first-ever Class A office and retail property. To reflect the artistic aesthetic of Wynwood, Sterling Bay commissioned a number of creative installations at the property, including three very prominent exterior murals, to engage local and international artists and establish a sense of place for tenants. After recently achieving WELL Health-Safety Rating, 545wyn has also achieved RESET Air marking the property as one of the healthiest commercial buildings in Miami.

Spanning roughly 298,000 square feet of Class A office space along with more than 26,000 square feet of ground-floor retail, 545 Wyn has become a cornerstone of Wynwood’s commercial core. Its tenant mix reflects the area’s growing appeal to established corporations and forward-looking firms alike, including Sony Music Group, PwC, Gensler, cryptocurrency exchange Gemini, and crypto-backed mortgage lender Milo. This diversity underscores Wynwood’s ability to attract tenants across media, professional services, design, and financial technology.

For Griffin, the acquisition adds another strategic foothold in Miami, a city that has increasingly drawn high-net-worth individuals and major firms seeking business-friendly conditions and global connectivity. For Goldman Properties, long known for shaping Wynwood’s cultural and real estate identity, the partnership represents a continuation of its role in guiding the district’s next phase of maturation. Together, the acquisition of 545 Wyn highlights not only confidence in a single asset, but belief in Wynwood’s long-term position as a major office and mixed-use hub within Miami’s urban core.

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When Preservation Becomes Paralysis: A Missed Moment for Miami’s Waterfront, Impact of The Legal Saga at EDITION Residences, Miami Edgewater

Miami’s growth has never been accidental. It has been shaped by cycles of reinvestment, redevelopment, and adaptation to new safety standards, housing needs, and economic realities. The recent court ruling requiring the restoration of the aging Biscayne 21 condominium in Edgewater, rather than allowing its redevelopment into the planned EDITION Residences Miami Edgewater, represents a rare moment where that forward momentum has been halted — not by market forces or public opposition, but by a legal technicality benefiting a very small minority of owners.

At the center of the dispute are eight remaining unit owners who successfully argued that the condominium declaration required unanimous consent to terminate the building. While the ruling may be legally correct under the original bylaws, it raises broader questions about how cities balance individual property rights against collective urban outcomes. The Biscayne 21 building, constructed in 1964, no longer reflects modern expectations for safety, resilience, or housing quality — concerns that carry additional weight in a post-Surfside environment where the risks of aging coastal structures are no longer theoretical.

The economic implications of the decision extend well beyond the property itself. The proposed EDITION Residences, Miami Edgewater would have generated substantial new tax revenue for the City of Miami through significantly higher assessed values, directly benefiting public services, infrastructure, and long-term capital planning. In addition, the development would have activated a multi-year construction cycle, supporting hundreds of jobs across construction trades, engineering, architecture, and professional services — many of which are local and unionized.

Instead, the city is left with a deteriorating waterfront asset that produces comparatively minimal tax income while requiring extensive ongoing maintenance and oversight. The opportunity cost is material: forgone permit fees, impact fees, property tax growth, sales taxes tied to construction and furnishing, and long-term recurring revenue from higher-value ownership. These are not abstract losses — they directly affect the city’s ability to fund resilience projects, transit improvements, public safety, and housing initiatives that benefit residents across income levels.

There is also a broader signal sent to the market. When large-scale redevelopment can be indefinitely stalled by a small number of holdouts, it introduces uncertainty for lenders, institutional investors, and development partners evaluating future projects in Miami. That uncertainty carries consequences: higher financing costs, more conservative underwriting, and reduced willingness to pursue transformative projects within the city limits. Over time, these conditions can slow reinvestment, suppress job creation, and push capital toward competing markets with clearer redevelopment pathways.

There is also a practical reality that remains largely unaddressed. With the majority of units already controlled by the developer, the building’s future as a functional residential community is uncertain at best. Even if restored to a technically habitable condition, it is unlikely to return to anything resembling its former vitality. What remains may be less a home than a hollowed structure — preserved in form, but stripped of economic and social purpose.

This outcome does not suggest that redevelopment efforts were flawless. The attempted amendment of the condominium bylaws without securing full consensus created the legal vulnerability that led to this result. However, the ruling also highlights a structural issue in Florida condominium law: a framework that can allow a small number of owners to indefinitely prevent reinvestment, even when the overwhelming majority — and the city itself — stand to benefit.

Miami is a city defined by evolution. When legal rigidity prevents that evolution, the cost is not borne by developers alone, but by residents, workers, and the municipal economy as a whole. The Biscayne 21 decision may preserve a building, but it does so at the expense of progress — limiting housing modernization, suppressing tax growth, and constraining the city’s ability to reinvest in itself. It invites a larger conversation about whether existing rules truly serve the long-term interests of Miami and its residents, or whether they unintentionally reward stagnation over responsible urban renewal.

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Italy’s Acclaimed Mannarino to Debut First U.S. Location at The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami

Rosso Development, Standard International and Midtown Development announce that the beloved Italian butcher shop & kitchen - Mannarino - will open its first U.S. location at The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami. Founded in Milan and now spanning 23 locations across Italy, the shop introduces a modern interpretation of Southern Italian food culture centered on quality, craftsmanship, and connection.

Rooted in the tradition of the neighborhood butcher shop, Mannarino offers a highly interactive experience where guests begin at the counter, selecting prime cuts of meat with guidance from expertly skilled butchers before enjoying them at home with family and friends or grilled and served at the table. The concept emphasizes quality, featuring a thoughtfully curated selection of meats, including lighter cuts, carpaccio, and tartare.

“We are incredibly excited to bring our passion for authentic Italian food and culture to the U.S. market,” said Gianmarco Venuto, Founder of Mannarino. “In Italy, we don’t just eat, we gather around the table. Mannarino is a celebration of craftsmanship, tradition, and community; it’s a place where people come together to appreciate great company and excellent food. The Standard Residences and Midtown Miami provide the perfect setting for us to introduce this experience—vibrant, dynamic, and deeply connected to culture and lifestyle.”

“Mannarino brings something genuinely different to the neighborhood and their concept will meaningfully elevate the Midtown experience,” said Carlos Rosso, Founder and CEO of Rosso Development. “The concept is deeply rooted in culture, conversation, and authenticity, all values that align perfectly with The Standard and will resonate strongly with our community.”

Founded by Filippo Sironi, CEO & CFO, and Gianmarco Venuto, CMO & PM, Mannarino was created to modernize the Italian butcher shop while preserving its cultural significance. The brand blends retail butchery, an Italian market, dining, and at-home cooking through an omnichannel model that invites guests to engage with food in a more personal, informed way.

The Miami location will include a market serving signature offerings including The Bombette - Mannarino’s celebrated rolled meat specialty - along with grilled chicken skewers, carpaccio, Italian Tartare prepared with Piedmontese Fassona beef from the brand’s own farms, and seasonal sides such as grilled vegetables and roasted potatoes. Guests will also have the option to dine in or purchase cuts to prepare at home, with guidance from the butcher.

The space will reflect Mannarino’s signature aesthetic showcasing a warm, modern Italian market inspired by traditional butcher shops, combining natural materials, curated design details, individual and family-style table settings, and an inviting neighborhood atmosphere. The opening is slated for Fall of 2026.

The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami is 96% sold, and this announcement marks the lease of the final available retail space at the project. Sales and marketing is exclusively managed by Douglas Elliman Development Marketing.

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Falsetto Hospitality Unveils Caviar Club Set To Open in Fort Lauderdale in Fall 2026

South Florida hospitality visionary and vanguard Marc Falsetto – a creative force behind the 2023 relaunch of the iconic Anthony’s Runway 84 as well as acclaimed South Florida concepts including Tacocraft, Pizza Craft, and trendsetting speakeasy Apothecary 330 – will unveil his most unabashedly extravagant and ambitious project yet in the Fall of 2026: the tony, sleek and sophisticated restaurant and lounge Caviar Club.

Slated to open in 2026 under the new Falsetto Hospitality umbrella (formerly Handcrafted Hospitality), Caviar Club will introduce a new level of luxury-oriented, vibe-heavy, high-energy dining and cocktailing on Fort Lauderdale’s historic Las Olas Boulevard. Capturing the spirit of 1980s glamour through design, energy, culinary theater and a carefully-curated soundtrack, Caviar Club is Falsetto’s love letter to a golden age of dining, interpreted for a new generation.

“Fort Lauderdale is evolving into a world-class travel, hospitality and nightlife destination,” he notes. “Caviar Club is not a continuation of what has come, but a huge, brash, no-holds-barred step forward in dining and nightlife; a glamorous and sophisticated escape where fashion meets food and indulgence reigns supreme. The vision is for it to become a driving force to elevate Las Olas to the position of Fort Lauderdale’s premiere street, our own Rodeo Drive right here in the 954.”

To that end, Falsetto has spared little to no expense in every aspect, starting with his designer: none other than Garrett Singer Studio, the acclaimed New York design firm behind Gary Vaynerchuk’s Flyfish Club and multiple projects for Major Food Group including the Michelin-starred Torrisi. Boasting as bold an exterior as an interior (think equal parts Wall Street exuberance and a sophisticated/private social club), Caviar Club will blur the line between restaurant, lounge, and private club. Channeling 1980s maximalism, the space will feature a bold mix of rich woods, Art Deco-style lighting, more animal prints than a big game safari, luxurious, custom-made Italian fabrics (Dolce & Gabbana, bespoke, hand-tailored uniforms), and handcrafted imported furniture. Falsetto quips, “It will be the kind of place where Gordon Gekko might have sipped martinis while closing a big deal,” a reference to the landmark Oliver Stone film Wall Street, a now iconic cinematic masterpiece that captured the extravagance and excess of the 1980s. While its name nods to one of the world’s most decadent delicacies, Caviar Club is not a caviar bar; it’s a carefully-curated American restaurant and steakhouse that marries playful takes on American classics with the precision of fine dining.

Think Dover Sole filleted tableside; to-die-for French Dips served with au jus in Baccarat crystal, and prime Dry-Aged and Wagyu steaks hand-carved in front of an audience. But of course, caviar will play a starring role, appearing throughout the menu, from towering seafood displays to caviar-topped wagyu creations. Says Falsetto, “We took classic American comfort food and gave it a high-fashion twist. Steaks, caviar, martinis — all the essentials — but with a wink. It’s indulgent and nostalgic at the same time, like a great night out in the city that just keeps getting better.”

Caviar Club’s wine and cocktail program will reflect that same sense of dramatic luxury, featuring over 300 French and American labels, prestige Champagnes, and a martini list inspired by cocktail institutions such as Bemelmans Bar and The St. Regis New York. Each pour will be a performance, every glass a celebration.

As the evening unfolds, the atmosphere at Caviar Club will shift from sultry sophistication to electric energy. Early diners might linger over icy martinis and steaks in a room reminiscent of a dimly lit New York hotel bar. But as the hours draw later, revelers can expect the tempo to rise, lighting to dim, and a DJ to step in where a curated playlist fills the room and Caviar Club transforms into a vibrant late-night scene where Champagne flows, glasses clink, and self-indulgent play is the modus operandi. In keeping with this, Caviar Club will also feature a private entrance reserved for VIP and celebrity guests alike.

For Falsetto, Caviar Club is more than a restaurant, it’s the pinnacle of his career and a declaration of Fort Lauderdale’s arrival on the global stage. Designed for those who live boldly and celebrate the art of going out, it’s a place where fashion, food and energy collide in perfect harmony. He concludes, “Fort Lauderdale has changed — and so have the people who live here. They travel, they know great restaurants, and they crave something refined. Caviar Club is where that new crowd comes to play — luxury without pretense, style without limits.”

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Alba Palm Beach Reveals Exclusive Partnership With Miami-based Acclaimed Gourmet Cheese and Wine Shop Chèvre

Alba Palm Beach, the only new luxury waterfront residential development in West Palm Beach with delivery scheduled for Spring 2026, has revealed an exclusive residential partnership with Miami-based wine and cheese shop, Chèvre, celebrated for its gourmet creations, curated cheeses, specialty pantry goods and boutique wines from small producers. Chèvre’s boutique within Alba Palm Beach will mark the brand’s first resident-only location.

Nestled within the first floor of Alba Palm Beach, residents will have exclusive access to Chèvre’s gourmet market, spanning approximately 1,000 square feet, featuring artisanal cheeses, charcuterie, specialty pantry goods, curated wines, caviar, gourmet coffee and limited-edition seasonal items chosen exclusively for the property. Residents will also enjoy personalized pairing guidance, private tastings, curated gifting options and the ability to order tailored boat provisions for a day on the water. Additional services include in-home catering or private dining room experiences, as well as market run fulfillment.

Alba Palm Beach is located at 4714 N. Flagler Drive in West Palm Beach and is being developed by BGI Companies and Blue Road Group. When complete the luxury boutique condo will feature a collection of 55 boutique luxury residences, including a limited collection of four unique two- and three-story townhomes, each with unobstructed views of the serene Intracoastal Waterway and their own private plunge pools.

“At Alba Palm Beach, we’ve always envisioned a lifestyle that goes beyond luxurious residences. One that anticipates and enhances every aspect of our residents’ daily lives," said Kenneth Baboun, principal developer of Alba Palm Beach. "Partnering with Chèvre allows us to elevate that experience even further, offering an exclusive, curated culinary destination just steps from our residents’ doors. This collaboration embodies the sophistication, attention to detail, and unparalleled exclusivity that define Alba, creating a lifestyle that is as refined as it is effortless."

“We’re honored to bring Chèvre’s vision to Alba Palm Beach,” said Mario Naar, founder of Chèvre and culinary entrepreneur expanding Chèvre's brand with concepts like The Sipping Station at Brightline and a presence in St. Barths, focusing on curated luxury food experiences. “Our approach has always been about pairing quality with discovery, introducing people to exceptional cheeses, wines, and ingredients that elevate everyday life. Alba embodies that same spirit of refinement, and we’re excited to create something truly special for its residents.”

Owners within Alba’s newly released Lower Penthouse Collection starting at 6.95 million will receive enhanced access to Chèvre’s programming, including invitation-only previews and exclusive product offerings available only to this tier of ownership. Spread across floors 19 through 21 featuring six residences, each home offers unmatched privacy, 11-foot ceilings, expansive indoor-outdoor living, and panoramic views of the Intracoastal, Atlantic Ocean, and Palm Beach Island. With only two residences per floor, each Lower Penthouse provides private elevator access, two dedicated parking spaces, and triple exposure capturing both sunrise and sunset.

With only 55 total residences, Alba Palm Beach offers an intimate boutique lifestyle complemented by more than 25,000 square feet of resort-caliber amenities, including a private dining room with temperature-controlled wine storage, a state-of-the-art fitness center with Technogym equipment and a Pilates reformer, sunrise and sunset pools and private day docks on the Intracoastal.

Alba Palm Beach became the first boutique luxury residential development in Palm Beach County to partner with New York’s Mount Sinai Health System and their newly opened Concierge Medicine practice in West Palm Beach as well as 24/7 urgent care through Sollis. Mount Sinai New York-Concierge Care is a membership-based boutique health care practice, offering patients 24/7 access to their primary care physician and access to top specialists locally and in New York. Additionally, to fully embrace the West Palm Beach lifestyle, residents will receive a one-year Palm Beach Yacht Club Membership, offering privileged entry to one of the city’s most exclusive social and maritime communities.

Alba Palm Beach is designed by West Palm Beach-based Spina O’Rourke + Partners. Schmidt Nichols, an award-winning urban development firm specializing in site development and planning, and landscape architectural planning is the landscape architect for the development. Ortega Construction Company is the general contractor for the project.

Alba Palm Beach’s sales gallery and showroom is located at 250 North Olive Avenue in downtown West Palm Beach.

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Check Out This Newly Completed Waterfront Spec Home On Miami Beach's Venetian Islands Asking $59.9 Million

A newly completed, modern architectural masterpiece known as Forte on Miami Beach’s Venetian Islands has hit the market for $59.9 million. The lavish waterfront home sits on a 13,188 SF lot with 105 feet of deep-water dockage and direct access to Biscayne Bay. Built and owned by Maven Construction's president, and designed in collaboration with Varabyeu Partners, Javier Robles Studio and Artefacto, the home seamlessly blends contemporary design with curated turnkey interiors, offering 10,689 SF of living space, 7 bedrooms, 7.5 bathrooms and expansive open-plan living areas with full-height glass walls.

Elevated 14 feet above sea level, Forte features a rooftop terrace with 360° views of downtown Miami and the bay, a display-quality garage fit for 8–10 vehicles, dual kitchens, a private theater and full Crestron smart-home automation. With its exceptional scale, high-quality design and unrivaled amenities, Forte stands among the most significant new-construction estates on the Venetian Islands and exemplifies Miami’s evolution as a global luxury waterfront destination.

1413 North Venetian Way, Miami Beach, FL is listed For $59,900,000 with Matt Crane of Compass.

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Kolter Urban and Perko Development Launch Sales For Maison d'Or in West Palm Beach

Kolter Urban, a Florida-based real estate development and investment firm, and Perko Development Partners have launched and lead the development of Maison d’Or, a 19-story ultra-luxury boutique condominium located at 3705 South Flagler in West Palm Beach. This select collection of 39 thoughtfully designed residences blends architectural excellence with a robust amenity offering and an exceptional level of personalized service.

Maison d’Or is perfectly positioned in an exclusive residential location in West Palm Beach with sunrise and sunset views, offering a rare vantage point overlooking the Intracoastal waterway and Atlantic Ocean, as well as Palm Beach Island. This bespoke development provides effortless access to the area’s premier cultural, dining, art and shopping destinations—including Worth Avenue, Antique Row, Royal Poinciana Plaza, CityPlace, and the emerging Nora District. The sales gallery will open this month at 3014 S Dixie Highway

“Maison d’Or demonstrates Kolter Urban's dedication to creating exceptional places to live,” said Ed Jahn, Senior Vice President of Kolter Urban. “Every detail, from the building’s design to the interiors, has been carefully chosen to offer classic European style with a modern touch. Nestled within one of the city’s most historic neighborhoods, Maison d’Or offers an exclusive sense of privacy, serenity, and sophistication, bringing boutique living to a new level in West Palm Beach.”

Designed by 10 Design, with interiors by Hirsch Bedner Associates and landscape architecture by EDSA, Maison d’Or offers eight distinct floor plans, with two- to four-bedroom residences ranging from nearly 3,000 square feet to over 10,000 square feet. Levels 4 through 14 include two- and three-bedroom residences, while levels 15 through 17 feature the estate collection with four-bedroom residences. Two lower penthouse plans will be located on the 18th level, both offering four bedrooms and five and a half bathrooms. The penthouse occupies the entire 19th level and is over 10,000 square feet. Each residence is designed for optimal space, functionality, and privacy with expansive terraces on both the east and west sides, providing sunrise views over the Intracoastal waterway and Atlantic Ocean, as well as sunset views over the city.

True to its name, Maison d’Or, meaning “House of Gold” in French, boasts bespoke interiors that celebrate the glamour of Palm Beach. Drawing inspiration from both Mediterranean and Regency styles, the design blends a neutral palette base with natural textures. Vibrant accents of gold, pink, green, and blue infuse energy into the common and amenity spaces, while bold patterns and tropical motifs add a playful touch. Statement furnishings and coastal elements create a sophisticated yet inviting atmosphere, ensuring each home is both visually striking and comfortably livable.

“Maison d’Or is the pinnacle of elevated living on South Flagler Drive in West Palm Beach. From the moment residents arrive, they are welcomed into an environment that feels both refined and effortless,” said Dan Riordan, Director of Sales and Senior Partner of Perko Development Partners. “Every detail, from the curated interiors to the vast amenity offerings, defines the Maison d’Or experience and underscores our commitment to delivering a truly unmatched standard of luxury in a residential enclave.”

Maison d’Or offers a comprehensive collection of resort-style amenities designed to elevate daily living. The Club Lounge provides the perfect setting for socializing and entertaining, featuring a sophisticated cocktail bar, the Green Room, a private dining room with a catering kitchen, a screening theater, a virtual sports swing simulator suite and a private wine storage and tasting room. Residents can also relax at the elevated east-facing pool deck overlooking the Intracoastal, complete with spa and day cabanas. For wellness and personal care, the state-of-the-art fitness and wellness center features men’s and women’s steam rooms, sauna, treatment rooms, and an elegant salon suite designed for professional beauty services. Additional amenities include two fully furnished guest suites for owners’ use and a dedicated dog spa and grooming facility.

Pricing begins at $5.7 million, with exclusive sales managed by Maison d’Or Realty Sales, LLC under Director of Sales Dan Riordan, joined by Nick Peterson and Andreea Fodor.

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