This $75 Million Penthouse at Rivage Bal Harbour Has Its Own Longevity Suite
Bal Harbour’s final penthouse pairs oceanfront views with an in-home longevity clinic, and it says a lot about where ultra-luxury real estate is headed next.
Read MoreMiami Design District's First-Ever Condo Just Hit the Market for $9.985 Million
A four-bedroom spread at Fouquet’s Hotel and Residences just became the neighborhood’s very first condo listing, and it’s asking just under $10 million.
Read MoreLuxurious Pools in Florida Residences: Your Ultimate Summer Oasis
Explore the top luxury residences in Florida featuring gorgeous pools to help residents beat the summer heat
Read MoreExperience Hürrem Hammam, A Journey Through History and Wellness
Hürrem Hammam Wellness & Spa in Miami invites you to explore the United States’ first authentic Turkish hammam experience, an immersive 20,000‑square‑foot sanctuary where history, architecture, and wellness converge.
Read MoreCipriani Residences Miami Becomes the Tallest Residential Tower South of Manhattan
A new height record signals Miami’s continued climb as a global luxury powerhouse.
Read MoreA $7.7M “Mansion in the Sky” Hits the Market at Elysee Miami
Residence 5501 at Elysee Miami just hit the market for $7.695M—a nearly 4,000-square-foot full-floor home with private elevator access, sweeping bay-to-ocean views, and curated interiors.
NYC Is Freezing. Miami’s Luxury Market Is Calling
From ultra-luxury waterfront single-family homes to resort-style Miami Beach condos, these standout Miami listings are perfect for snowbirds looking to swap winter coats for pool decks.
Read MoreCoconut Grove’s Quiet Luxury Boom Just Got a $323.8M Vote of Confidence
Fort Partners and CMC Group secured a $323.8M construction loan from Bank OZK for Four Seasons Private Residences Coconut Grove, signaling rising lender confidence in the neighborhood’s luxury market.
Read MoreThe Most Private Miami Penthouse Pools to Make a Splash
From Mid-Beach to Brickell and South Beach, these ultra-private penthouse pools deliver resort-grade outdoor living far above Miami—with brand-level service to match.
Read MoreSkip the Art Fairs and Head to These Residences for Free Public Art
Miami Art Week turns the city into a gallery district—but some of the most compelling installations this season live inside (and around) new residential projects, and they’re free to visit year-round. From an oceanfront sculpture anchored by a global art star to a future Artwalk inspired by Morris Lapidus and a mural-packed paseo in Wynwood, here are three stops redefining how real estate and public art meet.
Ocean Terrace, North Beach — Prune Nourry’s “Reflection”
North Beach’s under-the-radar elegance gets a blue-chip moment with “Reflection,” the first permanent public installation in Miami by French artist Prune Nourry. Sited in the newly opened, six-acre Ocean Terrace Park—and wrapped in tropical landscaping by Raymond Jungles—the large-scale work brings museum-grade presence to the shoreline. It’s a strong signal for Ocean Terrace, a resort-residential enclave with interiors by Robert A.M. Stern Architects, and a timely detour from the fair tents: ocean air, big art, zero ticket lines.
The Ritz-Carlton Residences, South Beach — The Lincoln Road Artwalk
At the nexus of Lincoln Road and the beach, the developer behind The Ritz-Carlton Residences, South Beach is partnering with the Morris Lapidus Foundation to realize elements the late architect envisioned—but never completed—for the grand concourse. The multimillion-dollar Artwalk will unfold over the coming years; during Miami Art Week, a KEF! piece inspired by Lapidus debuts at BitBasel before moving to the corridor. Think of it as a preview screening for a public realm project designed to elevate the “East End” of Lincoln Road for residents and visitors alike.
Calle Collective at Joule House, Wynwood — 19 Murals, Open Daily
Fisher Brothers’ Joule House introduces Calle Collective, an open-air gallery curated with WXLLSPACE that turns its public paseo into a kaleidoscope of Miami talent. Nineteen large-format murals—by Tatiana Suarez, BK Foxx, Ahol Sniffs Glue, Hoxxoh, and more—bring Wynwood’s energy back to street level, while 26,000 square feet of incoming retail promises coffee-and-browse staying power. It’s free, it’s walkable, and it’s an easy add to any Wynwood day.
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Rachael Brook Joins Douglas Elliman Florida, Expanding Her Tri-Coastal Luxury Portfolio
With experience across Miami, New York, and Los Angeles, Rachael Brook joins Douglas Elliman Florida, uniting a tri-coastal perspective with the firm’s global luxury reach.
Read MoreGlobal Tastemakers Gather for an Exclusive Venetian Masquerade at The Ritz-Carlton Residences, South Beach
A night of masks, music, and modern glamour, The Ritz-Carlton Residences, South Beach brought Venetian elegance to Miami’s shores.
Read MoreMotek to Take Over Iconic Rue 57 Space in Midtown Manhattan
Miami’s beloved Mediterranean restaurant Motek is bringing its golden-hued charm to New York City, officially taking over the former Rue 57 location at 60 West 57th Street. For founder Charlie Levy and his team at Happy Corner Hospitality, the Manhattan flagship marks a defining milestone—transforming what began as a family dream in South Florida into a national brand poised to join the ranks of New York’s modern dining institutions.
The restaurant’s design blends Mediterranean warmth with New York sophistication: natural stone, soft lighting, and refined textures that create an atmosphere both timeless and buzzing with energy. Guests can expect Motek’s signature dishes—each prepared 100 percent seed-oil-free—served with the same spirit of hospitality that has made it a Miami favorite. From creamy hummus and vibrant Israeli salads to sizzling kebabs and saffron-spiced seafood, the menu continues the brand’s commitment to wholesome, soulful cooking rooted in family tradition.
“This opening is deeply personal to me,” says Charlie Levy. “New York has always represented possibility, energy, and culture—everything Motek stands for. To bring our food and spirit to the former Rue 57 feels like coming full circle. It’s a milestone for the brand but more than that, it’s a dream realized.” With its prime Midtown address and a loyal following already in place, Motek’s arrival signals a new era for one of New York’s most storied dining corners.
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Surf Lodge Sundays Bring Montauk Cool to Miami Heat
Montauk meets Miami as Surf Lodge Sundays makes its sun-soaked debut this December with a killer Art Basel lineup and chicken finger towers.
Read MoreRuben Alvarez and Karla De La Torre Return to Douglas Elliman in Miami
Top-producing agents to lead sales at 72 Carlyle as part of powerhouse Eklund | Gomes Team’s new development arm.
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