Archive for the ‘Miami Beach Condo Buildings’ Category

Miami Beach Real Estate: A Few Good Condos

Friday, February 22nd, 2008

I’ve been thinking about the idea of having a regular post that highlights what I feel are really great real estate buys here in Miami Beach.  There is no exact science that goes into selecting them, just my intimate knowledge of each building and their respective values. Miami Beach Condo Buys ICON South Beach:  450 […]

Miami Beach Real Estate News: Apogee South Beach Closings Begin

Wednesday, February 20th, 2008

Finally, the wait is over.   Apogee South Beach, destined to become Miami’s most prestigious condominium, is here.  Closings began a few weeks ago and sources say that approximately 40 percent of the units are closed. I’ve been looking forward for Apogee to be completed.  I recently toured the building with my clients and their design and architectural team.  During […]

Foreclosures and Short Sales in Miami Beach and South Beach Luxury Condos

Sunday, February 3rd, 2008

I’ve done a round-up of all the short-sales, foreclosures, and bank-owned luxury condos in Miami Beach.  I’m sure there are more, but not all of these types of properties get listed in the MLS, which is what I’m using for my source. First off, AQUA Allison Island Condos has four units available for sale: 6103 Aqua […]

Bath Club Miami Beach: Crunching the Real Estate Numbers at 5959 Collins Avenue

Saturday, February 2nd, 2008

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South Beach Real Estate News: Expansion of The Setai Condo-Hotel to San Diego in Jeopardy

Sunday, January 27th, 2008

The Union Tribune is reporting that a proposed joint venture between a local San Diego developer and New York’s Setai Group to create a west coast outpost of the prestigious, The Setai South Beach, is now uncertain. In November, the Setai Group sued 5th Avenue Partners and its principal, Orange County developer Rebeil, alleging that […]

NYC Luxury Real Estate: Duplex at 740 Park Sells for $32M

Tuesday, January 22nd, 2008

As you know, I am fascinated with 740 Park. Curbed is reporting that #4/5 A has traded at $32M to an unidentified buyer. In the past, I have compared 740 Park to Apogee South Beach. I know from being inside Apogee South Beach that it is without peer in Miami Beach real estate, and apparently 740 […]