Continuum Company Introduces Expansive Waterfront Vision for North Bay Village

Continuum Company has unveiled a sweeping new plan for North Bay Village with the introduction of the Continuum Waterfront District—a transformative, mixed-use development designed to redefine the area’s bayfront identity. Spanning over three acres along Biscayne Bay, the two-phase master-planned district was unanimously approved by the Commission and marks a major step toward realizing North Bay Village’s potential as a premier waterfront destination.

At the heart of the project is Continuum Club & Residences, now under construction and nearly 50% sold. This first phase includes over 60,000 square feet of amenities, from a resort-style waterfront pool and wellness center to a private marina and exclusive memberships for yacht clubs, beach clubs, and the elite dining platform, Dorsia. A historic deck will also be restored at the water’s edge, offering a blend of Miami heritage and elevated lifestyle.

The broader Continuum Waterfront District will include:

  • Two Continuum Club residential towers

  • A Continuum-branded boutique hotel with rooftop pool and lifestyle programming

  • Renovated marina and new bayfront boardwalk

  • Upscale restaurants, bars, and curated retail storefronts

  • Outdoor wellness and green spaces designed for connectivity and walkability

“The Continuum Waterfront District is designed to bring new life to North Bay Village and elevate the experience of waterfront living,” said Ian Bruce Eichner, Chairman and CEO of Continuum Company. “We’re grateful for the support of the Commission and are proud to collaborate on a shared vision that aligns with the NBV100 Master Plan.”

Allie Eichner, President of Continuum Florida, emphasized the development’s long-term impact: “This is more than just a real estate project—it’s a rare opportunity to create a connected, livable community that embraces Miami’s bayfront lifestyle and natural beauty.”

Building on the success of Continuum South Beach, the new district reflects Continuum’s continued commitment to thoughtful design, neighborhood revitalization, and creating destination-worthy environments that combine luxury living with civic-minded planning.

Adin Ross Buys $26M Mansion in Davie: A Record-Breaking Move by the Streaming Star

Adin Ross, one of the world’s most prominent and controversial streamers, has made headlines once again—this time not for his viral interviews or streaming antics, but for a jaw-dropping real estate deal. The 24-year-old Boca Raton native, known for his massive followings on Twitch and Kick, has built a content empire that includes boxing promotions and sit-downs with cultural icons like Drake and Donald Trump.

Ross just purchased a sprawling estate in Davie, Florida, for nearly $26 million. The mansion spans 11,325 square feet and sits on 10 lush acres. It features seven bedrooms, eight bathrooms, a chef’s kitchen, a private spa, home theater, art studio, reflecting pool, landscaped gardens, fountains, and a separate pool house—everything one would expect from a home that truly makes a statement.

Despite being outside the usual celebrity real estate hubs like Miami Beach or Palm Beach, this transaction is now the most expensive residential sale ever recorded in the area. The deal closed recently and has already captured the attention of luxury real estate watchers. Public records reveal that Ross purchased the property under an LLC, financing the deal with a $12.7 million mortgage from Vaster Capital.

While Ross hasn’t publicly commented on the purchase yet, the move reflects his rising status and financial success as a new-era content mogul. The seller, aerospace executives Laurent and Laure Parelle, bought the property undeveloped for just $775,000—making this a colossal return on investment. Meanwhile, Ross managed to negotiate a 20% discount off the original $32 million asking price, sealing a deal that speaks to both his negotiation power and growing influence. With an estimated net worth of $16 million and income streams spanning streaming platforms, promotional ventures, and influencer marketing, Ross’ latest move signals that he’s not just playing the game—he’s buying the board.