Key Biscayne’s Next Icon: Boutique Condo by Terra and Fortune

In a landmark deal that signals a new era of upscale island living, Terra and Fortune International Group have announced their joint acquisition of the former Silver Sands Beach Resort property in Key Biscayne for $205 million. The two powerhouses of South Florida luxury real estate plan to transform the site—located at 301 Ocean Drive—into a 56-residence ultra-luxury boutique condominium. Poised to become the most climate-resilient property on the island, the project will embrace sustainable design and community-focused investments, with construction expected to begin in late 2026.

Key Biscayne, long celebrated for its safe streets, strong sense of community, and vibrant cultural identity, serves as an ideal setting for a development that blends luxury with responsibility. Designed by the award-winning Touzet Studio in collaboration with renowned landscape architect Raymond Jungles, the development draws inspiration from Key Biscayne’s architectural roots and the historic Stiltsville homes off Biscayne Bay. The tropical modern design will appear to float above a vibrant native landscape, rich with climate-appropriate plantings.

The property will also integrate forward-thinking environmental features, such as rain gardens, bioswales, and an underground cistern system—all designed to prevent water runoff and support stormwater retention. These elements ensure the property sets a new standard for climate-resilient design on the island.

The boutique condominium will offer just 56 spacious residences with sweeping views of the Atlantic Ocean. Residents will enjoy an amenity-rich lifestyle that includes a signature fine dining restaurant, two resort-style pools, a fitness center and spa, and thoughtfully curated social spaces that cater to both privacy and community.

Beyond luxury and sustainability, the development team is committed to enhancing local infrastructure. Planned investments include improvements to traffic flow, upgrades to the Village’s drainage systems, and financial contributions to Key Biscayne’s Land Acquisition Trust—funding enhancements to public parks and green spaces. The project is also expected to generate substantial economic benefits, including increased property tax revenues that will strengthen the Village’s long-term financial outlook.

Both Terra and Fortune bring extensive experience and prestige to the project. Terra’s portfolio includes acclaimed developments such as Five Park Miami Beach, Mr. C Residences Coconut Grove, and Villa Miami. Meanwhile, Fortune is known for iconic projects like Jade Signature, The Ritz-Carlton Residences Sunny Isles Beach, and ORA by Casa Tua.

As the island community of Key Biscayne continues to evolve, this new development promises to embody the very best of refined coastal living—where architectural elegance meets environmental stewardship and deep-rooted community values.

Adam Neumann’s Flow Secures $51M Loan for Major Development Site in Miami

Flow House Exterior

Flow House Exterior

Adam Neumann’s residential real estate venture, Flow House Miami, has taken a significant step forward in its South Florida expansion. The firm secured a $51 million loan from Ladder Capital to help finance the acquisition of a massive 16-acre site at 8500 Biscayne Boulevard, located in the quaint Miami village of El Portal.

The loan was issued to 8500 Biscayne Owner LLC, a Delaware-based entity linked to Flow, according to public records. Neumann’s company acquired the site for $70.5 million in a court-ordered sale conducted by Avison Young earlier this year.

Once the site of the Little Farm Trailer Park, this stretch of land is now positioned to become one of Miami’s most transformative new developments. Bordered by the Florida East Coast Railway and nestled along the Biscayne Boulevard corridor, the site lies just five miles north of Downtown Miami and close to Flow’s existing projects at Miami Worldcenter.

According to marketing materials from Avison Young, the property is among the last large-scale development sites remaining in the Miami area. It is zoned for a mix of uses, including:

  • Residential

  • Retail

  • Office

  • Hospitality

  • Specialty real estate

The site has the potential to accommodate more than 2,000 multifamily units and nearly 3 million square feet of rentable space—making it one of the most ambitious projects in the pipeline for the region.

Flow is partnering with Canada Global, an Israeli real estate firm led by Assaf Tuchmair and Barak Rosen, to bring this mixed-use vision to life. The two firms previously teamed up to acquire the Aventura Corporate Center for $116 million last November, a deal also backed by Ladder Capital.

While Flow has not released formal plans for the Biscayne site, the acquisition marks a clear sign of Neumann’s ongoing commitment to building a new kind of community-focused housing model—one that blends residential living with flexible space, hospitality, and services.

The former WeWork CEO has steadily been planting roots across South Florida with projects including:

  • Flow Miami at Miami Worldcenter

  • Flow Fort Lauderdale

  • Flow House, a condominium project in Downtown Miami

This latest move in El Portal hints at even larger ambitions, possibly paving the way for a flagship development that encapsulates Flow’s evolving brand vision

Coming Soon to Brickell: House Of Wellness – A Visionary 47-Story Tower

House of Wellness Brickell

House of Wellness Brickell

Brickell continues to evolve as one of Miami’s most dynamic and desirable neighborhoods—and the latest proposal is nothing short of transformative. A new 47-story tower called House Of Wellness has officially entered the pipeline, with an application now under review by the Federal Aviation Administration.

The FAA received the submission on April 7th, with plans detailing a structure that will rise 467 feet above ground (or 477 feet above sea level). Complementing this vertical masterpiece, a construction crane is projected to be installed by January 2026, reaching up to 530 feet above ground.

The project has already made notable progress in the planning stages. It was submitted to Miami-Dade planners for site plan and zoning reviews earlier this year, during February and March, indicating serious momentum behind the development.

Designed to merge luxury living with a wellness-focused lifestyle, House Of Wellness is set to offer:

  • 832 residential units, ideal for both long-term residents and short-term stays

  • 338 parking spaces, ensuring ample convenience for future occupants and visitors

The development is being spearheaded by North at Brickell VI LLC, a name that’s rapidly gaining recognition in Miami’s real estate landscape.

Brickell is no stranger to ambitious architecture and groundbreaking projects, but House Of Wellness stands out for its scale and concept. With wellness at its core, the tower aims to redefine urban living in one of Miami’s fastest-growing areas.

Whether you’re an investor seeking early opportunities in a landmark development or a buyer looking to be part of the next big thing in Brickell, this is one proposal to watch closely.

Stay tuned for more updates as House Of Wellness makes its way through the approval and development process—this is just the beginning.

Lionel Messi Invests in Cipriani Residences Miami’s Ultra-Luxury Living

Cipriani Residences Miami

Cipriani Residences Miami

Global soccer icon Lionel Messi is making moves off the field—this time in Miami’s luxury real estate scene. News broke this afternoon that the superstar has gone into contract on multiple residences at Cipriani Residences Miami, marking a high-profile milestone for the esteemed hospitality brand’s first-ever ground-up residential tower in the United States.

Among the acquisitions, sources confirm that Messi has secured a residence within The Canaletto Collection, an exclusive offering at the pinnacle of the 80-story tower. This limited assemblage comprises just six penthouses and 68 ultra-luxury homes occupying the top 18 floors. The Canaletto Collection is renowned for its unmatched privacy, sweeping 360-degree views of the Miami skyline and Biscayne Bay, and access to premium privileges—including priority entry to the tower’s private Cipriani speakeasy. Current listings within this collection begin at $7.5 million.

Developed by Mast Capital and located at 1420 South Miami Avenue, Cipriani Residences Miami is rising in the heart of Brickell. The development features 397 impeccably designed one- to four-bedroom homes, with pricing starting at $1.7 million. Interiors have been masterfully curated by 1508 London, while architectural design is helmed by the acclaimed firm Arquitectonica.

Setting new standards for luxury living, the tower’s amenity suite includes resident-only Cipriani dining experiences—from in-home catering to a private restaurant and the aforementioned speakeasy. A resort-style amenity deck with dual swimming pools, a serene spa complete with sauna and treatment rooms, and personalized concierge services further elevate the experience.

Notably, Cipriani Residences Miami made headlines last year with the largest foundation mat pour in Brickell’s history, backed by a substantial $600 million construction loan from Banco Inbursa and Ascendant Capital Partners.

As Messi adds Cipriani Residences to his growing Miami real estate portfolio, it’s clear this tower is becoming a magnet for global elite. Stay tuned as this landmark development continues to shape the skyline—and redefine ultra-luxury living in South Florida.

Miami Approves $3B Little River District: Largest Affordable Housing Development in County History

$3 Billion Project in Little River

In a landmark move for Miami’s urban evolution, the Miami-Dade County Commission has officially approved the Little River District, a groundbreaking $3 billion development poised to reshape the fabric of the Little River and Little Haiti neighborhoods. Spearheaded by SG Holdings — a partnership between Swerdlow Group, SJM Partners, and Alben Duffie — the transformative 63-acre master plan will become the largest affordable housing initiative in Miami-Dade County history.

At the heart of this ambitious project are over 5,700 housing units, with a strong emphasis on affordability and accessibility. The plan includes:

  • 2,284 affordable rental units (targeting 60% Area Median Income),

  • 1,398 workforce rental units (up to 120% AMI),

  • 2,048 workforce condominium units (eligible for subsidy at up to 140% AMI).

Crucially, the development guarantees current public housing residents the right to return to newly built homes within the district — without rent increases — ensuring existing communities aren’t displaced but rather uplifted.

A Vision for Equitable Urban Growth

The Little River District isn’t just about housing. It’s a mixed-use, transit-oriented community that will blend residential, retail, green space, and mobility infrastructure to support long-term economic and social growth.

Key highlights include:

  • 370,000+ square feet of retail space, with tenants like Home Depot and BJ’s already signed on.

  • A major supermarket, gas station, food and beverage offerings, and essential neighborhood services.

  • 250,000 square feet of green, open space including parks, shaded walking paths, and bike lanes.

  • A new Tri-Rail train station, backed by a $35 million private investment to boost connectivity and reduce congestion.

Designed by globally renowned firm Arquitectonica, the project embraces sustainable, pedestrian-friendly design and thoughtful urban planning.

Historic Public-Private Collaboration

The project reflects a strong collaboration between private and public sectors, including:

  • Miami-Dade County’s Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD)

  • U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)

  • City of Miami, with support from Mayor Daniella Levine Cava, County Commissioner Keon Hardemon, and City Commission Chairwoman Christine King.

“This approval is a major milestone in addressing Miami’s critical need for affordable and workforce housing,” said Michael Swerdlow, Founder and CEO of Swerdlow Group. “The Little River District will deliver a community that prioritizes quality housing, public transit, and local economic opportunity.”

Community Amenities and Long-Term Impact

Future residents of the Little River District can expect thoughtfully designed homes featuring:

  • In-unit washers and dryers, granite countertops, dishwashers, and central air.

  • Complimentary high-speed internet for three years.

  • Onsite management, security systems, fitness centers, swimming pools, computer labs, and dedicated recreation areas.

Beyond the residences, the project promises robust economic benefits:

  • 3,840+ construction jobs and 518 permanent jobs.

  • Local hiring preferences, especially for low-income and public housing residents.

  • $9.5 billion in potential County revenue, the largest revenue-sharing agreement of its kind in Miami-Dade’s history.

Construction of the Little River District is slated to begin in 2026, with full buildout projected over an eight-year timeline. Once complete, this community-driven development will stand as a national model for inclusive urban revitalization, proving that equitable housing, thoughtful design, and economic development can go hand in hand.

District 225 Approaches Completion, Bringing Sleek Modern Living to Downtown Miami

District 225 Miami

District 225 Miami

Located at 225 North Miami Avenue, the 37-story residential tower is approaching its final phases of construction ahead of its anticipated delivery later this year. Designed by Sieger Suarez Architects with interiors by Meshberg Group, the project is being developed by Related Group in partnership with ROVR Development and BH Group, with Craft Construction Company LLC serving as the general contractor.

Rising 394 feet, District 225 introduces a modern, curvilinear profile to the downtown core. Its structure—formed from reinforced concrete—is wrapped in white stucco and highlighted by horizontal bands of dark-tinted glazing with black framing. The design features wide, gently rounded elevations facing east and west, and sleek, flat façades on the north and south. The absence of balconies enhances its clean silhouette, allowing the building’s curved form and striped window bands to take center stage.

Recent site photos show major progress, including the removal of the construction hoist and ongoing detailing at the crown. The partially recessed rooftop level, designed to host an amenity-filled terrace with a landscaped pool deck and turf zones, is now visible from surrounding vantage points. As the cladding nears completion, the tower’s sleek lines and contrasting materials have fully come into view.

At ground level, work continues on the exterior finishes of the retail spaces and residential lobby. Construction fencing and scaffolding are still in place as crews focus on cladding installation and architectural detailing. Exposed openings in the façade hint at where future glazing systems and storefront installations will be integrated, signaling a vibrant pedestrian experience to come.

Once completed, District 225 will deliver 343 fully furnished studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom residences. Designed with flexibility in mind, all units support short-term rental use, offering turnkey solutions for both end-users and investors. Homes are outfitted with smart home technology, contemporary finishes, and curated furnishings for a modern, comfortable lifestyle.

Residents will enjoy a wide array of thoughtfully curated amenities, including:

  • A rooftop pool deck with panoramic views of the Miami skyline

  • A state-of-the-art fitness center

  • An indoor basketball court and rock-climbing wall

  • A full-floor co-working lounge

  • Concierge services, smart access systems, and private storage

These offerings cater to the evolving needs of today’s urban dwellers, blending convenience, luxury, and flexibility in one vibrant downtown address.

Strategically located between NE 2nd and NE 3rd Streets, District 225 places residents within walking distance of MiamiCentral, the Metromover, and an expanding selection of retail, dining, and cultural landmarks. Its central location and flexible ownership model make it an appealing choice for both full-time residents and investors seeking entry into Miami’s dynamic short-term rental market.

As construction wraps up, District 225 is poised to become a standout destination in Downtown Miami’s ever-evolving landscape.

Construction Update for 2900 Terrace Edgewater

2900 Terrace in Edgewater

2900 Terrace in Edgewater

Progress continues at the future site of 2900 Terrace in Edgewater, where a dewatering application was officially filed yesterday—marking another step forward for one of the neighborhood’s most highly anticipated developments.

Planned as a 38-story luxury rental tower, 2900 Terrace is being developed by Oak Row Equities and LNDMRK Development. The project will bring 324 oversized apartment residences to the area, with layouts designed to prioritize space and functionality. Expect large walk-in closets, expansive great rooms, and for most units, the addition of a study or den—ideal for today’s work-from-home or hybrid lifestyles.

Beyond residential offerings, the project will also incorporate 8,000 square feet of full-service restaurant space, 8,000 square feet of retail, and over 500 parking spaces, adding to the vibrancy and convenience of the Edgewater corridor.

A number of permits are currently under review with the City of Miami’s Building Department, including applications for site work, tree removal, and a master construction permit.

As the site begins to prepare for vertical development, 2900 Terrace is poised to add another striking silhouette to the Edgewater skyline—bringing with it a thoughtfully designed mix of upscale residences and curated retail.

Construction Progresses on E11EVEN® Club Hotel & Residences and E11EVEN® Residences Beyond in Downtown Miami

The Clayton Social Club at E11EVEN Residences Miami

E11even Residences Miami Introduces The Clayton Social Club

Construction is steadily advancing on the highly anticipated twin-tower development in Downtown Miami’s Park West neighborhood—E11EVEN® Club Hotel & Residences and E11EVEN® Residences Beyond. Rising at 20 and 90 NE 11th Street, these two soaring structures—64 and 67 stories tall, respectively—are reshaping the skyline with a bold mix of luxury living and hospitality-inspired amenities.

Developed by Property Markets Group and E11EVEN Partners, and designed by Sieger Suarez Architects with interiors by AvroKO, the towers are set to deliver a combined total of 1,006 residences—456 units in Phase 1 and 550 in Phase 2. CHM Structural Engineering, LLC serves as structural engineer, while John Moriarty & Associates oversees construction.

A signature skybridge will connect the two towers, granting residents access to shared resort-style amenities, while Club Space, a famed nightlife venue, remains nestled between the two high-rises.

E11EVEN® Club Hotel & Residences (Phase 1) has officially topped off at 700 feet, its 64 stories now dominating the Park West skyline. The majority of the tower’s glass façade is already in place, and exterior finishes are steadily progressing at the podium level. Recent aerial images captured by photographer Oscar Nunez show the tower standing tall, nearly fully enclosed, with the final touches on its curtain wall system revealing a sleek, reflective bluish tint as protective films are removed.

To the east, E11EVEN® Residences Beyond (Phase 2) is quickly catching up. Vertical construction has reached around the 13th floor, with the tower now clearly rising above its podium base. Notably, curtain wall installation has already begun on lower floors, a strong indicator of the fast-paced momentum. A visible cutout in the eastern podium wall of Phase 1 suggests the future location of the amenity bridge that will link both towers.

Both towers will feature an impressive array of hospitality-style amenities, offering residents a lifestyle that fuses luxury, wellness, entertainment, and convenience.

E11EVEN® Club Hotel & Residences

  • Fully furnished studios to two-bedroom residences, with penthouses reaching up to 4,331 square feet

  • Floor-to-ceiling impact-resistant windows, Subzero/Wolf appliances, Italkraft cabinetry

  • Chopra Spa & Studio, cutting-edge fitness center, rooftop pool and dining

  • E11EVEN Day Club, casino-style sports lounge, Club E11EVEN bar & lounge

  • Executive office suites, 5-star gourmet food hall, and exclusive Resident Membership Package

E11EVEN® Residences Beyond

  • Studios to two-bedroom units, plus the Presidential Collection

  • Floor-to-ceiling windows, 9′ to 11′ ceilings, European cabinetry, smart tech

  • Private rooftop helipad, 93-foot resort-style pool, signature restaurant

  • E11EVEN Beyond Members Social Club, wellness and fitness center

  • Connected access to all amenities of Phase 1, plus E11EVEN Beach Club privileges

Phase 1 is expected to be completed in 2026, followed by Phase 2 in 2027. As both towers rise, they not only add height to Miami’s ever-growing skyline but bring a new definition of integrated luxury living in the heart of the city.

Modera Riverside Nears Completion in Downtown Miami

Modera Riverside

Finishing touches are underway at Modera Riverside, a striking 36-story residential tower developed by Mill Creek Residential and Adler Development in the heart of Downtown Miami. Located at 300 Southwest 2nd Avenue, this impressive project rises just east of the Miami River, nestled between the scenic riverwalk and the intersection of SW 2nd Avenue and SW 3rd Street.

Designed by Nichols Architects, Modera Riverside reaches a height of 410 feet and delivers 428 market-rate rental units, complete with modern amenities and ground-floor retail. With a sleek, rectangular massing and vertical regularity, the tower culminates in a mechanical crown that punctuates the Miami skyline.

Recent aerial photos by Oscar Nunez reveal the building in its nearly completed state. The exterior showcases a muted yet elegant palette of gray and white tones, interspersed with bands of blue-tinted floor-to-ceiling windows and inset balconies. These elements provide depth, texture, and a sense of lightness to the streamlined structure. Select portions of the façade feature textured cladding and framing details, adding a layer of sophistication to the design.

On the ground level, construction fences have been removed, and final touches are being made to the outdoor plaza fronting SW 2nd Avenue. The space will soon feature planters, street trees, and a bold architectural expression marked by robust diagonal columns. Interior buildouts for the residential units and amenity spaces are also nearing completion, signaling an opening date on the horizon.

Millcreek Construction is leading the project as the general contractor, with a team of key subcontractors contributing to its realization:

  • Tekton Construction – Shell construction

  • C&C Concrete Pumping – Concrete contracting

  • Cemex – Concrete materials

  • JC & A Electrical Contractors Inc. – Electrical systems

  • Cailis Mechanical Corp. – Mechanical systems

  • Aurora Plumbing Corporation – Plumbing services

As Modera Riverside wraps up construction, it joins a wave of high-rise developments transforming Downtown Miami’s western waterfront. This project not only adds valuable new rental housing to the urban core but also reinforces the city’s momentum as a growing, vibrant destination for residents and visitors alike.

14 ROC Converts to Contract at 20% Sold, Signaling Strong Investor Confidence in Downtown Miami

14ROC Miami

14ROC Miami

14 ROC, the sleek new luxury condominium rising in Downtown Miami’s vibrant Arts & Entertainment District, has officially reached a major milestone—passing 20% sold and converting reservations to contracts. Announced by 14th Street Miami Developers LLC, this moment marks a new chapter for the 32-story project.

Since its launch in July 2024, 14 ROC has captured the attention of savvy buyers and investors, thanks to its flexible short-term rental model, contemporary design, and unbeatable location in one of Miami’s most dynamic urban neighborhoods.

A standout in the short-term rental space, 14 ROC offers owners unmatched flexibility—allowing independent management without blackout dates or restrictions. It’s an ownership model tailor-made for modern lifestyles and today’s digital nomads, with optional professional management available for those seeking a hands-off approach.

Located at 125 NE 14th Street, 14 ROC places residents at the crossroads of culture and convenience. The development is just steps away from the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts, the Pérez Art Museum, and the highly anticipated 33-acre Underdeck Park. As part of the Underdeck master plan, buyers will enjoy direct access to lush green spaces and a “front row seat view” of the Signature Bridge—set to be completed in tandem with the building.

Designed by renowned RSP Architects and featuring interiors by London-based March and White Design (MAWD), 14 ROC will house 283 thoughtfully designed residences—from studios to two-bedroom layouts. Each unit features open-concept designs, high ceilings, private balconies, and sweeping views of the city skyline. Prices start at $495,000, offering a rare combination of luxury and accessibility in Miami’s competitive real estate market.

The building is expected to deliver in 2027.

14 ROC brings over 25,000 square feet of amenity space to its residents across three levels. Highlights include:

  • A rooftop pool with panoramic views of Biscayne Bay and the Miami skyline

  • A stylish coworking lounge and private meeting rooms

  • State-of-the-art fitness and wellness facilities, including yoga studios

  • Entertainment options like a karaoke room, theater, and game lounge

  • A cutting-edge podcast studio—an amenity nod to the media-savvy generation

This curated amenity package reflects 14 ROC’s mission to foster community while embracing modern luxury and convenience.

Beyond providing luxurious homes, 14 ROC’s short-term rental model is poised to contribute meaningfully to Miami’s economic growth—boosting local business revenue and generating tax income to fund public projects and infrastructure.

As 14 ROC transitions to contract and continues to build momentum, it stands as a shining example of where Miami real estate is headed: flexible, design-forward, culturally connected, and future-ready.