Florida has long been on the radar for real estate investors and anyone wanting to live in a sunny, diverse state. If you’re currently looking for a new property, here are some can’t-miss options:
Murano Grande
Murano Grande will blow you away with its size and sheer luxury. You’ll enjoy plenty of space in some of the largest condos available, while the residential features, high-standard amenities, and spacious balconies make it easy to see why it’s so popular.
Residents love the Grande Dining rooms, which feature sunset/sunrise terraces, 9-feet ceilings, high-efficiency central heating and air conditioning, panoramic views, and more. The view can’t be beaten, with the property facing the Atlantic Ocean to the East and Biscayne Bay to the West.
Gran Paraiso
Gran Paraiso can be found in North Edgewater, close to the Miami Beach Bridge, the Midtown shopping area, and the Wynwood Art District. You’ll love the views of the waterfront, along with the conveniences surrounding the property- including access to the exclusive beach club and restaurant. Piero Lissoni has combined clean, modern lines and rich materials to ensure you’re surrounded by unparallelled elegance.
The pool terrace is your haven, where you can take a nap, read a book, or simply enjoy the view.
Blue and Green Diamond
Blue and Green Diamond will be the tallest building in Miami Beach, with just 8 units per floor on 45 stories. The amenities stand out here, with two pools ready for relaxation, tennis courts, a new fitness center which has individual and group training classes, and a spa where you can enjoy complete relaxation.
Aria on the Bay
Aria on the Bay will shatter any expectations you’ve had for residential real estate in the past. This modern structure is located in a prestigious address in front of the bay, and will revolutionize your way of life. Every detail is of the highest quality here, from the high-end finishes to the breathtaking views.
Eighty Seven Park
Eighty Seven Park has just 70 homes, which gives you an incredible amount of serenity and privacy. The designers and architects have ensured that South Florida’s tropical nature is represented here, using materials like oak and stone. The views are some of the best around as well, and you can gaze at the Atlantic Ocean on your private terrace or through your floor-to-ceiling windows.
