Life, Luxury and the Pursuit of Happiness

Welcome to Aventura The city of Aventura, located 18 miles from Miami on the Northeast Intracoastal Waterway, still embodies its founding credo as a beacon of adventure for all. Aventura's upscale suburban single-family homes, a fine selection of educational institutions, manicured tropical landscaping, marina-lined coast, and many country clubs boasting world-class Turnberry golf courses make it ideal for families seeking a city with a strong sense of community to call home.   Easily accessible via the William H. Lehman Causeway or Miami Tri-Rail transit, the city has welcomed a boom in investment in transportation infrastructure, allowing residents of the vibrant high-rise condominium communities to remain well connected to other major cities in Florida. The city is best known for its state-of-the-art Aventura Mall, which is ranked the largest mall in Florida and the second-largest shopping center in the United States. Residents can also enjoy lavish leisure at the Shoppes at the Waterways, Town Center, and Gulfstream Park. The town's proximity to serene Sunny Isles Beach and metropolitan Miami makes it a prime destination for residents seeking the perfect union of an upscale country club lifestyle and easy access to urban life.   Search All Homes

Welcome to Bal Harbour / Bay Harbor Bordered by turquoise Atlantic waters on its east and west facets, the city of Bal Harbor is tucked away from the bustle of the city and offers the best of Miami's quintessential white sand beaches, eternal sunshine, and tropical glamor.   The coastal town is the playground of the affluent, who are drawn to its vast catalog of exquisite high-end shopping options, glitzy fine dining venues, and elegant luxury resorts. In the know, shoppers of high fashion brands can enjoy visits to Balenciaga, Versace, Yves Saint Laurent, Prada, and Chanel at the Bal Harbor Shops, conveniently located right at their fingertips. The town's endless supply of gourmet restaurants includes a multicultural array of flavors, such as the high-end Japanese Makoto, Italian Carpaccio, and Greek Atlantikos. Just steps away, the five-star luxury Saint Regis Hotel and One Bal Harbor Resort and Spa invite visitors to tastefully unwind and disconnect.   The exclusive coastal village offers a tight-knit community feels to its discerning residents who seek sophistication and serenity as well as the utmost maintenance of exclusivity. North of Miami Beach and east of North Miami, Bal Harbor remains conveniently accessible and simultaneously ideally removed.   Search All Homes

Welcome to Brickell Brickell is known as the heart of Miami's financial district, and it is rapidly flourishing to encompass much more. Recent billion-dollar residential and commercial real estate developments have categorized Brickell as the booming upscale Southern Wall Street. Framed by lavish towering skyscrapers overlooking the gleaming Biscayne Bay, served by an elevated metro-rail transportation system, and brimming with trendy art galleries and luxury fashion boutiques, Brickell is Miami's hub for innovation, gastronomy, wellness, and style.   The neighborhood's first foundational blocks were laid in the early 20th century by pioneering investors William and Mary Brickell, known today as Miami's virtual founders. The couple fiercely converted swamp-covered land into prime real estate and quickly sold it to wealthy buyers drawn to today's "Millionaire's Row," one of the state's most expensive areas. Brickell is centrally located and provides easy access to the Miami International Airport and the trendy areas of Design District, Wynwood, and South Beach.   The urban playground claims a superb collection of world-renowned luxury hotels, such as the Mandarin Oriental, Four Seasons, SLS, and JW Marriott. It also offers prime leisure attractions, such as the popular Mary Brickell Village, a state-of-the-art retail and lifestyle center spanning two blocks, named after Brickell's founder. The nearby brand new billion-dollar investment, Brickell City Centre, spans five blocks and offers a mix of luxury retail shops, cutting-edge coworking offices, and entertainment options. Famously chic restaurants such as the brand new trendy Nusr-et steakhouse, intimate Italian Casa Tua Cucina, oceanside Peruvian La Mar, award-winning Japanese Naoe, three-story food hall La Centrale, vegetarian nightclub Crate, and spatially-dynamic Asian fusion Komodo, all ensure that food enthusiasts never run out of fine dining options. History buffs can enjoy visits to the iconic Freedom tower, once home to the Miami Daily News, or the Dade Heritage Trust, which was once home to Dr. James Jackson, Miami's first physician. Abounding in affluence, culture, and cutting-edge modernity, Brickell is rightfully dubbed the "Manhattan of the South."   Search All Homes

Welcome to Coconut Grove Modern-day Coconut Grove carries the same bohemian spirit that attracted its founders, mainly intellectuals and artists. As the oldest inhabited neighborhood of Miami since the 1800s, it has retained its undeniably unique "hippie" feel, which sets it apart from the rest of Miami. The tranquil tropical oasis recognized as the greenest area in Miami is tucked away amidst lush flora and fauna and offers true respite to those seeking to escape the hustle and bustle of the city.   The pedestrian-friendly waterfront neighborhood is lined eastside by Biscayne Bay. The pedestrian-friendly neighborhood leads to spectacular century-old marinas and sailor's paradise while remaining connected to miles of gourmet bistros, charming sidewalk cafés, art galleries, and antique shops. The neighborhood offers casual ambiance at Cocowalk Mall and Mayfair in the Grove, a collection of high-end boutiques and dining options blending seamlessly into Coconut Grove's natural village-like surroundings. The area offers laid-back, tasteful entertainment, filled with live jazz and Latin fusion music performances, international wine and beer stands, a sought-after Fresh Market, and a luxury Cinepolis movie theater.   For the past fifty years, the Grove has hosted the acclaimed Coconut Grove Arts Festival, attracting over 150,000 annual visitors supporting fine local craftsmen and their artisanal trades while enjoying the famous Barnacle Historic State Park and Vizcaya Museum during their free time. "The Grove" is a true gem for serenity-seekers and was once the stomping grounds of eccentric visionaries like Alexander Graham Bell and Robert Frost. Today it is home to the most elite Miami private and public schools, such as the Ransom Everglades School and Mast Academy. Bordered by upscale Bayshore Drive, Coral Gables, and Downtown Miami, Coconut Grove offers proximity to many of Miami's urban hotspots yet carries its own distinctive carefree style that attracts creative types who can appreciate its old-time "Soho of the South" charm.   Search All Homes

Welcome to Coral Gables Coral Gables is characterized by its fusion of rich historic charm and modern comforts. The 1920s meticulously designed neighborhood nicknamed "The City Beautiful" is one of Miami's first planned communities brought to life by renowned real estate developer George Merrick. Today, Coral Gables boasts boulevards lined by 200-year-old majestic Banyan trees, and its style is defined by sublime Spanish architecture.   Its dedication to historical preservation has kept the neighborhood's many iconic national landmarks, like the Biltmore Hotel, looking pristine and protected from commercial invasion. It is home to the medically pioneering University of Miami along with the university's record-breaking Hurricanes football team. The neighborhood claims its own vibrant downtown area adorned by colorful wall murals and a wide array of bustling shopping centers, all accessible via a free trolley service that runs every fifteen minutes from 6:30 AM - 8:00 PM. Stroll through an outdoor mall at Merrick Park, where luxury stores and farmer's markets can be found. Explore the lively Miracle Mile, the neighborhood's central business district and one of South Florida's most sought-after shopping destinations. This neighborhood is a mecca for food lovers and a haven for culture as it hosts an eclectic variety of casual and fine dining locations and has the highest concentration of live theater performances in all of Miami-Dade.   Coral Gables is incredibly welcoming to families as it hosts many of the most highly-rated educational institutions in the state, such as the award-winning George W. Carver Middle School and Riviera Preparatory School. Its top-of-the-line hospitality options include the Ritz Carlton, Colonnade, and Biltmore Hotels. Complete with lush parks and natural reserves like the Fairchild Botanical Garden, historical monuments like the spring-fed Venetian Pool built-in 1923 from a coral rock quarry, and nighttime entertainment spots like the Miami Jazz Cooperative, Coral Gables offers authentic, high-quality living for residents of all backgrounds.   Search All Homes

Welcome to Downtown / Biscayne Corridor Downtown Miami is a dynamic melting pot of age-old preserved historical landmarks, ultramodern glittering skyscrapers, a thriving, innovative arts scene, and the palpable Miami sports pride. Unparalleled views of Biscayne Bay and the surrounding cityscape are a trademark of this buzzing urban area. As the cultural, commercial, and financial epicenter of Miami, an eclectic collection of main attractions offer amusement to residents and tourists alike.   The Adrienne Arsht Center, Florida's largest performing arts center, hosts acclaimed Broadway shows, dance series, and music concerts daily. The Bayside Marketplace, a two-story open-air shopping center, brings together the complete Miami experience with fresh seafood stands, live Latin music emanating from every corner, and fruity cocktails made to order. The Perez Art Museum boasts revolving around modern and contemporary art exhibits. The colossal bayfront American Airlines Arena is home to the champion Miami Heat team, which has welcomed talents such as LeBron James and Dwayne Wade. Hop onto the newly installed Miami Metromover to benefit from free transportation and move swiftly through the interconnected hub. Despite its rapidly increasing population, its extensive urban amenities offer something for everyone. Bordered by Brickell, nearby Wynwood, Biscayne Bay, Little Havana, and Coconut Grove, Downtown Miami is the pearl to the oyster.   Search All Homes