Masoud Shojaee, President of Shoma Group, who over the past 31 years has developed more than 10,000 homes and condominiums, and completed over $4 billion in real estate transactions, believes the time is ripe for his new concept of moderately priced, Mid-Century Modern design-inspired Miami Beach condominiums.
Read MoreCheck Out This Sprawling Modern Waterfront Mansion Just Steps Away From Lil Pump's Miami Home
Want to live down the road from Lil Pump, now you have a chance. Located just blocks away from the “Gucci Gang” rapper’s Miami pad, this sprawling 7,763 SF modern residence is been listed for $7.5 million with Luis Dominguez of Douglas Elliman.
Read MoreStarwood Capital Group To Break Ground On Office Building At 2340 Collins Avenue In South Beach
Starwood Capital Group has filed construction and demolition permits to build a new commercial building at 2340 Collins Avenue in South Beach which will feature both office space and retail. The project will offer 136,342 SF of office space, 8,088 SF of retail which will also feature restaurant space and 305 parking spaces.
Read MoreShoma Group Breaks Ground On The Saladino Design Studios-Designed Ten30 Condo On Miami Beach
Shoma Group has recently broken ground on Ten30 condo in Miami Beach with interior design by Saladino Design Studios. Ten30 is located at 1030 15th Street in Miami Beach. When complete the project will rise 4-story, with 70,354 SF of total development and will feature 43 units and a 6,000 SF rooftop deck with a rosé-colored pool, lounge and outdoor yoga area.
Read MoreNew Tropical Modern Residence Planned On Hibiscus Island Lot Recently Sold By Moishe Mana
Plans have been filed for a new tropical, modern residence on Hibiscus Island after Moishe Mana recently sold the lot, complete with a historic home, located at 420 South Hibiscus. The home is designed by DOMO Architecture + Design and will be elevated above ground to combat rising seawaters and flooding.
Read MoreThe Ritz-Carlton Residences, Miami Beach Receives TCO And Commences Closings
Lionheart Capital, a Miami-based real estate development firm, has reached the home stretch of construction after receiving TCO approval for The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Miami Beach. Since launching sales, the project has become the largest residential adaptive reuse project in South Florida, the first full-scale architectural project in the U.S. by master Italian architect, Piero Lissoni.
Read MoreEpicure Gourmet Market’s Jason Starkman To Sublease Epicure’s Former 31,000 SF Space On Lincoln Road
After the famous Epicure Gourmet Market & Café on Miami Beach’s Alton Road closed its doors after Hurricane Irma, the owner of the market & café, Jason Starkman, is now redeveloping the Lincoln Road space and has listed the 31,000 SF property with Brian Carter, Filippo Incorvaia and Ross Padfield of Douglas Elliman.
Read MoreFunding For Lincoln Road Revamp Approved By Miami Beach City Commission
A $77.4 million funding package for a major James Corner Field Operations-designed revamp of Miami Beach’s Lincoln Road has been approved by Miami Beach city commissioners. The funding will come from city taxpayers in addition to a $16 million Special Assessment charged to property owners in the immediate Lincoln Road district.
Read MoreOceanfront Condo At Continuum South Beach Closes For Record $2,400 Per Foot At $4.2 Million
Unit 2607 at Continuum South Beach has sold for a record setting highest price per square foot paid for a 2 bedroom unit. Dina Goldentayer of Douglas Elliman represented the seller, Never Again Ventures, LLC in the $4.2 million transaction which sold to a buyer from Connecticut for $2,400 per foot.
Read MorePininfarina Wins Red Dot Award For Design Concept of 2019 For Pininfarina Bus Shelters For City Of Miami Beach
Internationally-renowned Italian design studio Pininfarina has received the Red Dot Award for Design Concept of 2019 with their Pininfarina Bus Shelter for the City of Miami Beach. Seeking to enhance the transit experience and improve the quality of existing architecture and functionality, the City of Miami Beach proposed to adopt a new bus shelter design for city commuters.
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