The residential crowd is made up of...
Miami residents are considered to be very diverse, bringing a global presence to our city. Our residents originate from The U.S. Northeast, Canada, Latin America, and Europe. Newcomers to our global city originate from Russia, Ukraine, and Asia. While Miami has been known as a transient city with part time residents, residents are now choosing to make Miami their full time residents, with all that the city has to offer. In addition to the vacationers seen on Miami Beach during high season, you will see young professionals in the Brickell Downtown Corridor and families with children in The Sunny Isles, Aventura, Coral Gables, and Key Biscayne.
The community vibe is...
As Miami evolves into a metropolis, the community offers many choices in lifestyle and in pace, from the laid back holiday atmosphere to the high-energy social festivities. While the resort destinations offer the best services and amenities worldwide, Miami also offers a fast-paced energetic component that is only found in cities such as New York or London. The international convergence of many cultures have attributed to this factor.
The most popular building type you’ll find is...
The building type found throughout Miami depends on the neighborhood. While you will find Biscayne Bayfront luxury condos in Brickell/Downtown Corridor and oceanfront beach luxury condos on Miami Beach and Sunny Isles, you can also find single-family homes on canals and waterfronts surrounding the cities suburbs.
The average home price is...
The price range in Surfside at Fendi Chateau is from $5 million to $25 million. In Sunny Isles, Chateau Beach range is from $1.6 million to $6 million. Biscayne Corridor and Brickell start at $600 per square foot. The Biscayne Corridor is an upcoming area for Miami. New developments include 1000 Museum and World Center Miami, which range from $700 per square foot to $1,200 per square foot.
The best spots to find entertainment are…
Miami City Ballet
Adrienne Arsht Center for Performing Arts has spectacular shows, from theatre, music, and dance. Currently this center is the home of the Miami City Ballet, a renowned dance company nationwide.
The best spots to go shopping are…
The Design District is the neighborhood dedicated to innovative fashion and dining. Luxury boutiques, including Celine, Cartier, Luxury Living, Giorgio Armani, and Prada, have made the Design District a premier shopping destination in Miami.
The best spots to meet new people are…
On the second Saturday of each month, the Design District holds the "Art Walk." Also, the new restaurant at the Vagamon Hotel is a great place to meet people.
The best spot to soak in a beach view is…
…at the pool deck of any of the new residential towers in the Biscayne Corridor.
The best spot to host a large social gathering is…
…in a private waterfront villa or in a mega-yacht with amazing views of the Miami skyline and the ocean.
