The Latest And Greatest In Miami Amenities: A 'Nautical Concierge'
Park Grove is a brand-new condominium building in Miami's Coconut Grove neighborhood. The rooftop pool deck has cabanas with TVs and couches, elevators open right into residents' units, and a sumptuous private screening room has enough seating for 28 people to Netflix and chill.
But its signature amenity is the building's “nautical concierge,” Madeleine Kelly, who organizes sailing trips, paddleboard rentals and other water-based excursions on Biscayne Bay, just steps from the project's door.
South Florida's developers have been offering residents music jam rooms, electric car chargers and built-in schools. While buildings are important, great service is key, said some of Miami's top real estate pros, who will discuss this topic and more at Bisnow's multifamily event…
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Will David Beckham Finally Get A Soccer Stadium? That's Up To Miami Voters
David Beckham's push to get a Major League Soccer team going in Miami has faced a long slog, with five years having passed as his ownership group looks for a suitable stadium site.
After several sites were considered then nixed…
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We Asked CRE Pros What Their Biggest Opportunity Zone Questions Were. Here Are Some Expert Answers
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Inventory In Wynwood Set To Double In 3 Years
In the early 2000s, Miami's Wynwood district transformed from a gritty warehouse area into a thriving arts center with street art murals and galleries. It then morphed again, developing a nightlife scene with restaurants, bars and creative spaces.
Investors believe…
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RAMCO Properties Rebrands As RPT Realty To Create Mixed-Use Hubs, Moves HQ To New York
As retail owners and operators adapt to the sweeping changes transforming the retail industry, one REIT in particular is shaking up its strategy to increase the value of land surrounding its assets and bring its open-air properties into the 21st century.
RAMCO Properties Trust, which officially changed its name to RPT Realty on Wednesday to reflect its new strategic direction, will repurpose the land surrounding select properties in its 14M SF portfolio to create mixed-use lifestyle centers. As of June 30, RPT owned 58 open-air shopping centers in more than 12 states across the U.S.
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