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UP TO 300 ELECTRIC SCOOTERS ARE NOW ON DOWNTOWN MIAMI STREETS

by Brigitte Capontes | Apr 22, 2019 | Featured, Lifestyle, Real Estate

Miami has approved a pilot program in which electric scooters have been placed throughout the city. The test will run for six month, with up to 300 scooters. Six companies are part of the pilot – Bird, Bolt, Jump (owned by Uber), Lime, Lyft and Spin. Each will be...

Over 1000 Concrete Trucks Line Up For Foundation Pour At Estates at Acqualina, Set To Become Tallest In Sunny Isles

by Brigitte Capontes | Jan 3, 2019 | Featured, Lifestyle, Real Estate

The “Great Cement Event” took place in Sunny Isles Beach this weekend, with 24,000 tons poured at the foundation for the south tower of the Estates at Acqualina. It was one of the biggest residential pours in the history of the region, the developer said. More than...

Ritz-Carlton Residences Sunny Isles Tops Off At 52 Stories

by Brigitte Capontes | Dec 17, 2018 | Featured, Lifestyle, Real Estate

Sunny Isles’ Ritz Carlton Residences tower is now officially topped off, after two and a half years of construction. Developers Fortune International Group and Château Group celebrated with an event for brokers at the project’s sales gallery on Thursday night, while...

Dezer May Be Planning 749-Foot Tower To Replace Thunderbird In Sunny Isles

by Brigitte Capontes | Dec 10, 2018 | Featured, Real Estate

Gil Dezer may already be working on his next development in Sunny Isles, taller than anything he has built so far. Yesterday, an application was submitted to the Federal Aviation Administration to build a tower at 18401 Collins Avenue, agency records show. According...

$1.5B Condo Project (One Of Miami’s Most Expensive Ever) Gets Construction Loan

by Brigitte Capontes | Oct 8, 2018 | Featured, Real Estate

Estates at Acqualina, an ultra-luxury twin-tower project in Sunny Isles, has received construction financing and is now set to go vertical. The project is valued at $1.5 billion, with twin towers rising 50 stories each, or 649 feet – the maximum height permitted in...

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