An art deco home renovated by Bravo’s “Best Room Wins” winner and awarded designer, Alex Alonso, has been listed for $1,390,000 with Sam Gaita and Frank Navarro of Douglas Elliman. Built in 1936 by architect Harry O. Nelson, the historic Miami Beach home is listed in the National Historic Register and is a prime example of the “Med-Deco” style, a fusion of Mediterranean and Art Deco.
Read MoreTwo Roads Development Reveals New Renderings Of The Arquitectonica-Designed Elysee
Two Roads Development, the developers of Miami’s Elysee condominium, have revealed brand new renderings of Edgewater's newest luxury tower. The newly unveiled renderings give a preview of Elysee’s most-coveted amenity spaces including the tower’s spa and media room, along with one of the tower’s resident guest suites and a new exterior balcony shot.
Read MorePARAMOUNT Miami Worldcenter Reveals Contemporary Art Collection For Art Basel With Flying Car
The art of innovation will be on display during Miami Art Week as PARAMOUNT Miami Worldcenter has revealed a prototype of the world’s first flying car along with its contemporary art collection at a special preview exhibit to kick off Art Basel.
Read MoreAvison Young Secures New, Long Term Co-Working Office Lease For Entire Floor At 800 Brickell
Avison Young negotiated a new, long-term,14,280 SF lease on behalf of CoSuite™ at 800 Brickell Avenue, a 15-story, 209,122 SF office tower in Miami’s Financial District. The tenant will take the entire fourth floor and bring the building’s occupancy to 85.4%.
Read MoreIs Ken Griffin The Mystery Buyer Behind the $105 Million 1925 S Ocean Blvd In Palm Beach
Is Ken Griffin the unidentified mystery buyer behind the lavish former Terry Allen Kramer Estate, located at 1925 S Ocean Blvd. which traded in July 2019 for $105 million? The transaction was closed under the limited liability company Weimo LLC and following the debacle in regards to the outing of his Faena penthouse purchase, Griffin is known to be extremely strict about secrecy with the brokerages involved.
Read MoreVirgin Trains Announces Aventura, PortMiami & Boca Raton Stations Will Open In October 2020
Virgin Trains has announced that both the Aventura, PortMiami and Boca Raton stations are expected to come online in October 2020. Formerly known as Brightline, the train line is now in negotiations with Orlando entertainment parks and venues for a 2nd Orlando station while the Orlando International Airport station remains on schedule.
Read MoreCheck Out This Recently Listed Choeff Levy Fischman-Designed Palm Island Estate Asking $23.5 Million
Designed by award-winning architects Choeff Levy Fischman, the opulent 19 Palm Avenue on Miami Beach’s Palm Island has listed for $23,500,000. The 9,600 SF residence leaves you in awe the moment you step onto its lavish motor court, boasting a colossal cascading water feature and British-made automobile rotating turntable.
Read MoreTerra and Mr. C Unveil Plans for Next-Generation Development: Mr. C Residences Coconut Grove
David Martin’s Terra and Ignazio Cipriani’s Mr. C have announced a new, high-end residential and mixed-use development in the heart of the reclusive Coconut Grove neighborhood. This is the first large-scale residential project by the Mr. C brand, a 20-story, 151-unit tower at 2655 South Bayshore Drive.
Read MoreCheck Out The Hotel Addition Proposed Atop The Sterling Building On Lincoln Road
Sam Herzberg has proposed a 144 room hotel addition atop The Sterling Building located at 927-929 Lincoln Road, home to the popular Books and Books Cafe. The Miami Beach Planning Board will review the proposal at their December 17th meeting, which came following the city approving an increase in building height from 50’ to 75’ on the north side of Lincoln Road as well as to allow smaller units down to 200 SF.
Read MorePalm Beach Approves Plan For Luxe Condo Atop Tiffany & Co. Building On Worth Avenue
The Town of Palm Beach has approved plans for a luxury condo atop the iconic Tiffany & Co. building on Palm Beach’s Worth Avenue, one of the ritziest, most expensive streets in the United States. The addition would include the conversion of the existing 2nd floor as well as adding a 3rd floor spa and pergola which would not be visible to pedestrians on the street.
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