A few days ago someone contacted me who has a one bedroom/one bath condo at Opera Tower under contract. He doesn’t want to close on the unit and wants me to find out if there’s anyone who might have an interest. The condo is on the 38th floor and has 791 square feet of interior space and a 137 square foot terrace. It is located on the southeast corner of Opera Tower, which in my opinion is the best floor plan for a one bedroom in the building. The condo will offer fantastic water and city views.
He went into contract on this condo in June of 2004. He has not yet been notified of a closing date but it will most likely occur towards the end of September to beginning of October.
Opera Tower will have the following amenities:
- Oversized swimming pool
- Whirlpool spa
- Business center
- State-of-the-art fitness center
- Signature restaurant and bar
- Concierge service
- Recreation area with poolside bar and cafe
- Gourmet market
- Dry cleaner
- Beauty salon
- and much more!
Contact me if you or someone you know has an interest in this condo at Opera Tower.
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Alex
/Aug 21, 2007 at 5:29 pm
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I have also a Unit at Opera Tower, studio at a hight floor with very nice open view row 08. I’m not desperate to sell but was bought as investment, so at this point I woul like to known if It is better to sell after closing or rent it out, if renting there is a demand for fournished apt.? or better unfournished!!
thanks
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Lucas Lechuga
/Aug 22, 2007 at 11:27 am
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There is definitely a need for furnished apartments in Miami.
I would wait at least a year to sell. There are going to be a lot of units available for sale right after the building gets done. That means that there’s going to be a lot of competition. The rate that you get taxed at on any profits will be better as well.
What did you pay for your studio?
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david
/Oct 13, 2007 at 1:17 pm
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I anyone worried about the amenies that they are no longer geting? For example, the developer is now only placing tiling in the foyer and not kitchen and bathroom. How about the fact the brochures say overized olympic size pool and the real pool capacity is for only 100 people in a 635 unit building?
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Bill
/Oct 13, 2007 at 8:14 pm
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What’s the update on closings here?
David makes a great point about cutbacks in amenities. In a market like this do you think that developers are making other construction cuts and compromises in order to minimize their losses?
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david
/Oct 14, 2007 at 9:27 am
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Worse. If you look at the brochures and compare them t0 the declaration of condominium they differ in many ways. There anyone out there that knows more about the mispresrention or changes to the project? This is important since I want to get out of contract. A 100 person pool for a 635 unit building at 1.5 people per unit … the math does not work!! I think I want to address this matter with the developer so please, if anyone else knows more, let me know.
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Nancy
/Nov 6, 2007 at 9:21 am
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BUYERS BE AWARE!!! There are many issues and amenities that will not be provided at opera tower. also, i believe the resales will suffer. If anybody is interested I know about a law firm that has a lot of opera tower’s buyers that is trying to organize a class action you should call him. The law firm is D|K PHILIPS, Attorneys & Counselors at law. Call them ASAP to join if you are interested or thier email, I unerstand, is: infoassist@philipslawflorida.com.
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kellie
/Nov 25, 2007 at 3:19 am
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Nancy- please give more info on the attys. The email is not valid. Thank you.
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Nancy
/Dec 4, 2007 at 9:11 am
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The website is: infoassist@philipsfloridalaw.com and thier phone number is (305) 403-0777. When I called they sounded great. I am going to retain them.
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