Grove at Grand Bay is Done, Receives Temporary Certificate of Occupancy

Grove at Grand Bay seen from Park Grove.

Grove at Grand Bay seen from Park Grove. By Sean McCaughan.

The two twisting towers known as Grove at Grand Bay, which in their short lives have already become iconic Coconut Grove landmarks, have received their temporary certificate of occupancy, with closings beginning this week. They were originally going to be Danish architect Bjarke Ingels’ first completed project in the Americas, but due to construction delays were beaten out by Via  57 West in New York. The buildings have been entirely sold out for a while, except for the last remaining penthouse, a $28 million unit which developer David Martin had originally intended to keep for himself. According to Martin, who spoke to Real Deal, interior build-outs should be completed within three months, with move-ins expected in the next four to six.

Subtropical Modernist Coconut Grove House by Shulman + Associates Hits the Market for $6.95M

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A modernist Coconut Grove house which featured in Dwell Magazine, and which I featured on Curbed Miami, soon after completion has hit the market with a price tag of $6.95 million. The house, thick in the hammock of the Grove’s Camp Biscayne, was designed by local architect Allan Shulman of Shulman + Associates, and designed to embrace the outdoors with a reserved detachment from it. “It didn’t seem like the kind of landscape you wanted to go trudging through with your boots, but one that you wanted to observe with detachment,” Shulman told Dwell.  “We were trying to emphasize how precious the landscape is.” by floating boardwalks around the very wet, sunken site, and cantilevering the living room over it. Then on the other side of the home is a much more traditional backyard, with pool and grill.

Ideal Coconut Grove Classic, With Coral Rock Wall, is Looking for $2.35 Million

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The sale listing for this classic old Coconut Grove casbah describes it as ‘Coconut Grove in all its glory,’ which is just about right. Listed for $2.35 million, the historic Mediterranean Revival castillo comes with a half acre of jungly grove land, 3,750 square feet of living space, and really tastefully updated interiors throughout. Do checkout the tub in the master bath.