Welcome to excellence! Designed with precision, Marina Blue unit 5602 is an impeccable residence offering some of the very best, awe-inspiring views of the Atlantic Ocean, Biscayne Bay, Port of Miami, and Downtown Miami skyline. Over $250,000 in upgrades, furniture, lighting, electronics, and artwork. Located on the 56th floor, unit 5602 features hard wood floors; motorized shades; blackout curtains; custom lighting; artwork by acclaimed artists; large, custom-built walk-in closets in both bedrooms; and a state-of-the-art electronics package, which includes a 3D TV, Blu-Ray 3D player, Bose surround sound system, and security camera system with remote viewing capability.
Very unique floor plan. Only 5 of its kind in the entire building. One of just a few units in all of Downtown Miami offering a direct water view and balcony access from BOTH bedrooms. In almost every other case, the view from the second bedroom faces west (away from the water) and/or does not have balcony access. The same can be said for most 3 bedroom units throughout Downtown Miami. Having an amazing water view is one of, if not, the biggest reasons to buy a condo in Miami, so why not buy a condo which would afford you the opportunity to enjoy the breathtaking views from EVERY room?
If you’re in search for the very best, look no further! Contact Lucas Lechuga for showings. I can be reached on my cell phone at 786-247-6332 or via email at [email protected].
New Renderings and Video Released for Paramount Miami Worldcenter
Earlier today, new renderings were released for Paramount Miami Worldcenter. As I am sure you will agree, the renderings are nothing short of spectacular! I am especially impressed with the first two renderings shown below – the Lobby and Skydeck Infinity Pool.
There’s no doubt in my mind that Paramount Miami Worldcenter has the makings to be one of Miami’s most distinguished condo developments. In the coming weeks, preconstruction sales for Paramount Miami Worldcenter will formally launch to the public. If you or someone you know have an interest in reserving a unit, I can get you in now, before the rush, at “Friends & Family” pricing. Prices start at $550 per square foot. Contact me for details at [email protected].
At the very bottom of this post is a new, full-feature demo video for Paramount Miami Worldcenter ,which was also released earlier today. Enjoy!
Paramount Miami Worldcenter Amenities / Common Areas
Paramount Miami Worldcenter Residences
Paramount Miami Worldcenter Exterior
Paramount Miami Worldcenter Video
Exclusive, First-Look at the $2M Sales Center for Paramount Miami Worldcenter
Earlier today, I was given an exclusive, first-look at the $2M sales center for Paramount Miami Worldcenter. Wow! That was the first word out of my mouth as I entered the stunning, two-story showroom. Immediately, my eyes caught sight of the massive, wall-sized video display – such an impressive way to present the development. While there today, I was given the opportunity to watch on the big screen an unreleased video for Paramount Miami Worldcenter. I swear, the video gave me chills. It does an amazing job of conveying to the viewer just how spectacular Paramount Miami Worldcenter is going to be once it is completed. Not only that, it gives you a glimpse into the future of what is yet to come for the neighborhood. People are going to be super impressed with that video once it is released to the public.
The sales center, which is still a work in progress, is expected to be completed and opened to the public by the end of this month. At that point, preconstruction prices are expected to increase to coincide with the launch of sales to the public. Currently, units can only be reserved through the developer’s friends and family program. With prices starting at $550 per square foot, there are still a number of great options remaining. If you have an interest in learning more about Paramount Miami Worldcenter, please do not hesitate to contact me. I can be reached on my cell phone at 786-247-6332 or via email at [email protected].
One Thousand Museum Bulldozes Through 50 Percent Under Contract Mark
When it comes to sales as of late, One Thousand Museum has been kicking ass and taking names. While attending a VIP dinner event held at the One Thousand Museum sales gallery last Thursday, I learned that over 50 percent of the units at One Thousand Museum are now under contract. And I’m talking hard contracts here, each with deposits received and past their 15-day rescission period. From what I heard that night, sales had hovered around the 30 percent mark for a while but then, in the weeks following Art Basel and the developer’s brilliantly timed groundbreaking ceremony, it has been full speed ahead with no signs of slowing. Currently, the entry point to get in at One Thousand Museum is slightly over $5.5M, or $1,200 per square foot – although that may have changed since Thursday given that I learned yesterday that two new contracts were signed on Saturday. No word yet, however, as to which two units those might be. 50 percent under contract at this point is big news in and of itself, but what really blew my mind last Thursday night is that the developer already has six of the total eight full-floor residences under contract. The two remaining full-floor residences are priced slightly under $17.5M and $20M. With each having just under 10,000 interior square feet, those work out to be a little more than $1,750 and $2,000 per square foot respectively. That’s right folks, take a moment to process that small yet impactful piece of information and realize its significance, not only just for One Thousand Museum, but also for the Downtown Miami real estate market as a whole.
Since the beginning, I’ve been a huge believer in One Thousand Museum. It is great to see that buyers are finally starting to see One Thousand Museum for what it will one day become – a trophy property that will be revered by people from all over the world. Early last year, Wealth-X – “the world’s leading ultra high net worth (UHNW) intelligence and prospecting firm” – compiled and published their top ten list of Billionaire Skyscraper Homes. Coming in at the number nine spot was One Thousand Museum. As you will see below, One Thousand Museum finds itself in very good company, not surprising given the fact that the tower was designed by one of the most prolific architects ever – Zaha Hadid.
One Hyde Park (London) – Average Price Per Square Foot: US$9,906
432 Park Avenue (New York City) – Average Price Per Square Foot: US$6,742
One57 (New York City) – Average Price Per Square Foot: US$6,000
South Bank Tower (London) – Average Price Per Square Foot: US$3,300
Tour Odéon (Monaco) – Average Price Per Square Foot: US$8,900
Opus Hong Kong (Hong Kong) – Average Price Per Square Foot: US$10,740
56 Leonard (New York City) – Average Price Per Square Foot: US$6,000
Clermont Residences (Singapore) – Average Price Per Square Foot: US$2,360
One Thousand Museum (Miami) – Average Price Per Square Foot: US$1,100
One Madison (New York City) – Average Price Per Square Foot: US$5,000
For those who are unfamiliar with One Thousand Museum, be sure to watch the promo video below to see for yourself just how spectacular the luxury tower will look once completed. It will forever change the Miami skyline for the better and help catapult the city’s real estate market to even greater prominence around the world.
Below are two recently released renderings for One Thousand Museum along with a few shots of the development’s hologram box and a photo taken of the Luxe Living Realty agents who attended last Thursday’s exclusive dinner event. That night, Luxe Living Realty agents (myself included) were formally named sales ambassadors for the project, which, among other things, provides us with 24/7 access to the One Thousand Museum sales gallery. Yes, that means that if you have $49M burning a hole in your pocket, and feel compelled to schedule a 3am appointment to visit the sales center and write-up a contract for the full-floor, duplex penthouse, I would be able to accommodate you. I realize that the jet lag from those long, transoceanic flights can be horrible.
If you have any questions about One Thousand Museum and/or would like to learn more about pricing and availability, please call me on my cell phone at 786-247-6332 or contact me via email at [email protected].
Two New Websites Launched, More on the Way
Miami Condo Investments is pleased to announce the launch of two new building-specific websites – one covering condo sales and rentals at Icon Brickell and the other for those located at Ten Museum Park. The former is a completely new website packed with many unique features that you will not find anywhere else. For example, the website provides users with the ability to filter inventory by flooring type (e.g. wood, marble, carpet, ceramic, etc.) – such a simple yet powerful way to conduct a property search. It also provides users with the ability to filter inventory by number of parking spaces, whether the property comes furnished and/or unfurnished, as well as the usual ways to filter such as by price, number of bedrooms, and square footage. In creating this website, my main objective was to deliver an enhanced user experience, one that allows buyers/renters to quickly arrive at the properties best suited for them. Once you’ve had a chance to take the website for a spin, I am sure you will agree that my objective was accomplished. Also included is data for pending and closed inventory.
The second website – the one for Ten Museum Park condos – is a complete makeover of a website I previously had for that condo development. The design for the new version was carried over from the one created for Icon Brickell. Also included are the same, powerful search capabilities. Additional websites are well underway, including complete makeovers for my Miami Condo Investments, Marinablue, 900 Biscayne Bay, Marquis, and Paramount Bay websites, as well as a completely new website covering the Miami luxury homes for sale niche market. I look forward to providing you with the best website experience when searching for Miami real estate.
Whole Foods Market in Downtown Miami Has Finally Arrived!
It feels like it was an eternity in the making but the wait is finally over! The Whole Foods Market in Downtown Miami is finally open! Well, actually, the grand opening was yesterday but I didn’t get a chance to make my way over there until earlier this morning. I must say, I was thoroughly impressed! Whole Foods did an amazing job with the build-out. For juicing enthusiasts, such as myself, this location even has a JugoFresh inside the store. I’m a big fan of JugoFresh and their amazing juices, smoothies, and shots, so this was a wonderful surprise! Included here are a some photos I took while doing my shopping this morning. If healthy eating is a way of life for you, or even if it’s not, I highly suggest you check out the new Whole Foods in Downtown Miami located at 299 SE 3 St (at the base of the upcoming rental development called Monarc at Met 3). You won’t be disappointed!
New Renderings Released for Paramount Miami Worldcenter
Paramount Miami Worldcenter is one of just a few pre-construction condo developments of which I am eagerly awaiting to arrive. In my opinion, the designs, both interior and exterior, are a welcomed change from the overdone, drab designs we continue to see from other pre-construction condo developments in Miami. Recently, three new renderings were released, each conceptualizing different aspects of the development’s 12,000 square foot indoor and outdoor spa. The rendering shown above depicts the outdoor bath gardens while the two below illustrate its relaxation lounge and spa reception area.
The 12,000 square foot indoor and outdoor spa at Paramount Miami Worldcenter will include:
Outdoor Bath Gardens
Steam Room
Sauna
Yoga Studio
Treatment Rooms
Relaxation Lounge
Nail/Hair Bar
Word on the street is that pre-construction condo sales for Paramount Miami Worldcenter are going well and that the sales center, which is expected to open within the next month, is currently being built-out. The sales center will be located just a few short blocks from the construction site.
Work Begins on Front Entrance to the Upcoming Me by Melia Hotel at Marquis Residences
Work has begun on the front entrance to what later this year will become the Me by Melia Hotel. Yesterday afternoon, while out running errands in the neighborhood, I noticed fencing marking off the perimeter for the project. The area located immediately in front of Marquis Residences, and running parallel to Biscayne Boulevard, will see a complete redesign, including new landscaping. The rendering found at the end of this post shows what the finished project will look like. Notice the outdoor dining area and bar for the Rebel by STK restaurant. The one thing that Downtown Miami is lacking is a selection of fine dining options. Where others have failed, I hope to see Rebel by STK succeed. The neighborhood will see a complete transformation in coming years, so perhaps the timing is perfect.
Progress Marches on in Downtown Miami
These days, it seems as though changes in Downtown Miami are happening overnight. In some cases, they do. While out walking my dogs tonight, I noticed two significant changes that I hadn’t noticed just the night before. (1) The Downtown Miami Pawn Shop has been obliterated. In fact, with the exception of some support beams and small overhang from what remains of the gas station, the development site of One Thousand Museum is free of all standing structures. (2) Miami Worldcenter banners are now wrapped around various fenced off lots marking the parameter of the development site for The Mall at Miami Worldcenter. One of the images on the banner shows a rendering of the upcoming Paramount Miami Worldcenter which is slated to break ground in the second quarter of 2015. It is a very exciting time for this burgeoning neighborhood. Three years from now, in many respects, Downtown Miami will be unrecognizable.
