Posts Tagged: Downtown

Brickell & Downtown Once Again Becomes a Construction Zone

Posted by & filed under Condo, Development Pipeline, Market Watch, Rental, Residential.

The construction cranes have returned to the urban core and condos are back to selling like hotcakes in mostly all cash deals to foreigners. The market is on fire. Last Wednesday evening developer Alan Ojeda unveiled his latest project, The Bond. By 3:00am nearly 1/3 of the units had been reserved.   Below is a… Read more »

New Montessori School Opens in Omni/PAC Neighborhood

Posted by & filed under Community, Development Pipeline, Market Watch, Retail.

The Learning Nest Bilingual Montessori Preschool looks set to open their doors. More proof that young professionals with kids are moving into the urban core. As a new parent, I can attest that the market is underserved with infant, toddler and pre-k care and education. The learning nest is located at 180 NE 2nd Avenue in the Omni/PAC neighborhood… Read more »

Alicia Cervera Talks About the Urbanization of Miami, Foreign Buyers & Brickell CityCentre

Posted by & filed under Development Pipeline, Market Watch, Residential, Urbanism.

As many of you know I work for StreetEasy and last week I had the pleasure of interviewing Alicia Cervera Lamadrid, Managing Partner at Cervera Real Estate. We talked about some of the data we uncovered in StreetEasy’s Q1 Miami Residential Market Report, but also chatted about the urbanization of Miami that has occurred in Brickell and… Read more »

Investors Guide to Brickell and Downtown 2013

Posted by & filed under Condo, Market Watch.

Last week David Siddons from EWM released the “Investors Guide to Brickell and Downtown”. The 16-page report is comprehensive and gives both the micro and macro about what’s happening in our urban core. David’s report covers the following: 1.What happened in Brickell and Downtown in 2012 2. What’s new in Brickell and Downtown Miami 3. What to… Read more »

Port of Miami: The Next Development Frontier?

Posted by & filed under Development Pipeline.

A team of urban designers and architects, led by Miami based firm PlusUrbia*, were among the finalists for their design concept of ‘Port-Side’, Miami’s World Trade Center’s future commercial destination. The team developed a concept coined “Port-Side Miami” to become the city’s new commercial district on the west end of the Port’s Dodge Island, which… Read more »