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Recent South Beach Condos Blog Posts
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Swoop Miami SO COOL!
So, I was walking over to trendy Wine Depot for dinner the other night - and low and behold a little electric vehicle pulled up next to me and said "want a free ride?". I said "where to" - they said "anywhere in SoBe!". I said "hecht yes, Wine Depot please" - and the rest is history. This novel start-up is a great idea - they give you free rides anywhere in SoBe (they just ask for tips) and they generate their operating revenue through advertising on the electric vehicles. HOW COOL!! I'll be using these guys again, no doubt. Check em out - www.SwoopMiami.com
Posted Nov 13, 2011 7:52 AM by Jayson Wingfield
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Vacation homes: Why it might be time to buy
WASHINGTON – Aug. 2, 2011 – Home price
declines remain the norm in many areas, but experts say certain luxury markets
are picking up steam and attracting affluent vacation-home buyers.The
median second-home price fell 11 percent to $150,000 in 2010 from the prior
year, according to the National Association of Realtors® (NAR). And the price
dropped 25 percent since 2006, compared to a 22 percent decrease for the overall
housing market.Experts say sales activity depends on geography, with
buyers more interested in prime vacation spots. However, financing remains a
challenge since banks remain skittish about writing jumbo mortgages.For
many second-home buyers, though, the investment value is not a big concern. NAR
says more than 80 ...
Posted Aug 2, 2011 12:59 PM by Jayson Wingfield
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Lincoln Road project changing South Beach retail real estate market
Brokers say the addition of the
1111 Lincoln Road project in South Beach has altered the retail real estate
landscape in the northern portion of the neighborhood. The project,
which includes tenants like Danny
Meyer's Shake Shack and Nespresso Café, has impacted the way landlords in
the area think about their property, said Mike Comras, president of Comras, a
retail brokerage firm based in Miami Beach. "I would say Lincoln Road is
one of the hottest streets in the country right now," Comras said.
According to Comras, rents in the Lincoln Road submarket have risen
approximately 20 percent in the last six months, from averaging between $130 to
$160 per square foot all the way to a current range ...
Posted Jul 30, 2011 1:19 PM by Jayson Wingfield
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Miami Spice
The Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau is proud to present an impressive lineup of participating Miami Spice restaurants! Please check back periodically for updates. Days offered and menus to come...HomeRestaurantsEventsOffersSponsorsMiami Beach/South Beach660 at The Angler's (D)920 Grill (D) 1500° at Eden Roc (D)A Fish Called Avalon (D)Ago Restaurant (L,D)Asia De Cuba at Mondrian (L,D)Baires Grill Resto (L,D)Bistro One LR (D)Blade at Fontainebleau Miami Beach (D)BLT Steak at The Betsy (L,D)Blue Door Fish at Delano (L,D)Blue Sea at Delano (D)Bond Street Lounge (D)Cabana (D)Canyon Ranch Grill (L,D)Catch 10 Seafood Bistro (L,D ...
Posted Jul 21, 2011 9:27 AM by Jayson Wingfield
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Miami residential sales activity is highest in five years: report
Miami's home
sales activity is the highest it has been in five years, according to a report
from Douglas Elliman Florida.
The number of residential sales jumped by
20.5 percent over the second quarter of last year, to 3,618 single-family and
condominium units, according to the second-quarter report, which was prepared by
property appraisal and consulting firm Miller Samuel.
"Unquestionably,
the report shows we're heading toward a healthier market," said Vanessa Grout,
president of Douglas Elliman Florida. "You can tell that this is a market unlike
anything we have ever seen -- and just by seeing all of our pending contracts, I
can tell you that it's still strong, and we're looking at ...
Posted Jul 21, 2011 9:07 AM by Jayson Wingfield
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Phillipe Chow to replace Taverna Opa in South Beach
Greek restaurant Taverna Opa of South Beach will close August 1 to make way for
Phillipe Chow, which recently closed at the Gansevoort South Hotel, the South
Florida Business Journal reported. Taverna Opa will be relocating to
Mary Brikell Village, the younger population of which will be better suited to
the restaurant, broker Tom Prakas, who represented both sides of the deal said.
Taverna Opa had not struggled at the location, Prakas said, "but, as
[the area] south of Fifth [Street] became high end, the lower price points and
value attraction at Opa diminished." An affiliate of Credit Suisse
seized the Gansevoort after Gansevoort Hotel Group defaulted on its $89 million
mezzanine loan. [SFBJ]
Posted Jul 13, 2011 11:10 AM by Jayson Wingfield
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Lenny Kravitz to design at SLS
Lenny Kravitz, who was recently tapped to design at the
Paramount Bay condominium in Miami, will design several suites at the SLS
Hotel South Beach, which is currently under construction. Kravitz will work on
an exclusive bungalow and penthouse suite at the hotel, although the rest of the
hotel's rooms will be designed by Philippe Starck, who has an arrangement with
the company. Starck said Kravitz was "a weapon of massive construction. He is
an explosion of all talents, an unlimited boiling bucket of culture, a daily
firework, a tireless explorer." [Hotel
Chatter]
Posted Jul 13, 2011 11:05 AM by Jayson Wingfield
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