American film and television producer Jerry Bruckheimer has listed his ocean front Miami Beach Penthouse for $16.5 million. The home is located in the heart of Miami Beach at Il Villaggio condominium and spans almost 6,000 sq.ft. There are spectacular unobstructed views of the ocean, Miami Beach and Downtown Miami from every room.
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ReefLine, Miami’s First Underwater Sculpture Park, On Track To Open Phase One In December 2021
Miami’s first underwater environmental public art project, to be known as ReefLine, is on track to open Phase 1 in December 2021. The project will be built in several phases with Phase 1 spanning one-mile long. The project is designed by OMA / shohei shigematsu in collaboration with a team of marine biologists, researches and coastal engineers whose goal is to protect and preserve the city’s marine life.
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Aston Martin Residences In Miami Unveils First Aston Martin DBX In The Americas For Buyers The Tower's Signature Residences
Yesterday Aston Martin Residences in Miami unveiled the first Aston Martin DBX in the Americas. Owners of the Signature apartments will obtain the new DBX Aston Martin’s first SUV model part of the Aston Martin Art of Living. Alejandro Aljanati, CMO of G&G Business Developments, and Nicolette Brent, UK Consul General for Florida unveiled the DBX at the Aston Martin Residences sales center.
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Robert Finvarb's Arquitectonica-Designed Mixed-Use Development Approved In Miami Beach
Robert Finvarb has secured approval for a mixed-use development proposed for the North Beach Town Center from the Miami Beach Design Review Board. As part of the approval Finvarb will build a 20’ bioswale to catch and purify rain water.
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North Miami Beach Finally Approves Dezer Development's Proposed Redevelopment Of The Intracoastal Mall
The third time was the charm for Gil Dezer as the North Miami Beach City Commission has finally approved Dezer Development’s planned $1.5 billion redevelopment of the Intracoastal Mall into a mixed use mega-project named Uptown Harbour.
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CocoWalk Announces New Fashion-Focused Retailers Ahead of Fall Reopening In Coconut Grove
CocoWalk, one of the most highly anticipated mixed-use projects in Miami, has announced new clothing concepts to join their lineup. The open-air lifestyle center is bringing new tenants and energy to the Coconut Grove neighborhood. It is slated to begin its phased reopening later in the Fall along with new fashion-focused tenants. CocoWalk features 150,000 sq.ft. of prime retail and dining space that is currently 80% leased. New brands include Free People Movement, Europann and Late Night Gypsy.
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Terra Group's Proposal To Develop Bjarke Ingels-Designed Tower At 300 Alton Road Denied By Voters
Just days after we reported on Terra Group proposed 385’ Bjarke Ingels-designed tower at 300 Alton Road in Miami Beach’s South of Fifth neighborhood, voters have denied the sale of air rights necessary to develop the project.
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Fontainebleau Miami Beach Reveals New Renderings Of NBWW-Designed Addition
The Fontainebleau Miami Beach has revealed its proposed Nichols Brosch Wurst Wolfe-designed expansion across the street at 4360 Collins Ave, which is currently a surface parking lot. The buildings would be connected via a 90’-long pedestrian sky bridge that would cross West 44th Street.
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Check Out The Bjarke Ingels-Designed Tower Terra Group Has Proposed For South of Fifth
Terra Group’s proposal to develop a 385’ Bjarke Ingels-designed tower in Miami Beach’s South of Fifth neighborhood is headed to vote. The tower would rise 30-stories and would feature 60 residential units in addition to 45,000 square feet of commercial space.
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City Of Miami Approves Wynwood Streetscape Mater Plan Designed by ArquitectonicaGEO
City of Miami Commissioners voted unanimously to approve the ArquitectonicaGEO-designed Wynwood Streetscape Master Plan. The approval follows over two years of public hearings and community workshops. The construction will begin immediately and is funded by the Wynwood Business Improvement District (BID) as well as local property owners.
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