Mansions At Acqualina Penthouse Hits The Market For $55M

The penthouse at the Mansions At Acqualina, named Palazzo D'Oro, was listed by the developer for $55 million,
that is; $5 million more than originally planned making this, the second most expensive listing in Miami after the Versace house.

The developers claim it to be 'the world's finest penthouse' . The apartment comes with an incredible list of features, including a pivoting entry wall, reflecting pool in the living room, a 100 foot long master suite, disappearing glass walls, a 25 foot waterfall, two outdoor kitchens, cantilevered glass bottomed swimming pool and jacuzzi, indoor/outdoor screening room, a glass 'wine gallery', private spa with hydrotherapy pools, circular glass elevator, grand staircase, 6 bedrooms, and staff quarters for 3.

For more information, floor plans, furnishings and accessories renderings, please contact Serge Kay

Regalia

Sunny Isles Beach's new northernmost condo tower Regalia, an Arquitectonica-designed uber modern luxury residence by developers Kevin Venger and Lou Montello, is an illustration of the amazing contrast between what that part of town once was and what it is today. With prices ranging from $6 to over $7 million.

Regalia will compete with the neighboring Mansions at Acqualina for the title of most expensive tower in Sunny Isles Beach. The undulating tower will rise to 47 floors over the beach. Featuring only 39 units, each full floor residence will have 360-degree panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean, the Intracoastal Waterway, and city views. Regalia is located adjacent to Golden Beach. Units will consist of 5,515 sq. ft. of interior space with 4 bedrooms and 5.5 bathrooms, and a 2,100 sq. ft. wrap-around balconies. The 43rd and 44th floors combine for a 9,515 square foot penthouse with 3,500 square feet of balconies.
Units are delivered with buyers choice of flooring, wall paint, and electric lighting.
Completion is targeted for end 2013.

Chateau Beach Residences

The developer of Chateau Beach Residences - Chateau Group, one of the most successful developers in Argentina introduces a brand new condo project located directly on the ocean in the most sought after, Sunny Isles Beach. Chateau Beach Residences will be 33 stories high with only 84 residences all with city and ocean views. The standard units will be 2, 3 & 4 bedrooms, ranging from 2,890 - 4,305 sqft. In addition, Chateau Beach Residence will offer 2 penthouses raninging from 8,500 - 9,300 sqft. The entire 2nd level of 9,500 sqft will offer amenities.

Porsche Design Tower

A sleek elegant condominium building on the Miami oceanfront, equipped with all the conveniences modern life can afford, with a glass elevator--where your car rides, too. In fact, you ride in your car up the glass elevator and straight to your high-rise apartment.

A resident drives their car into the building, selects the desired floor, and a robotic arm lifts the car into the elevator. Once at the proper floor, the arm goes into action again, dropping the car right at the front door.
The condo is planned as a 57-story building on Collins avenue, and will be called Porsche Design Tower.
It will be the first and last such building in South Florida with plans to keep it as exclusive a concept as possible.
The building will feature 132 luxurious residences, with each getting at least two parking spaces. Larger units will be allowed four spots.

Demand for trophy properties and record-setting sales are driving developers to bet on boutique, luxury condominiums in the narrow inlet south of Fifth, which some developers refer to as Miami Beach’s Babylon.

“In 2010, nobody wanted land down here. People thought Miami Beach was never coming back,” Tim Gordon, one of three principals of Aria Development Group, which is selling pre-construction units at its 321 Ocean residential complex in SoFi.

321 Ocean is among four condo developments with a collected 107 units on the market competing on extravagance for the worlds ultra-rich. Related Group is developing two projects, Marea and One Ocean, and Terra Development is selling pre-construction on its expensive, minimalist Glass tower.

A penthouse at Ocean House, a 28-unit condo tower at 121 Ocean Drive, was sold for $15 million, or $3,592 per square foot, in an all-cash deal completed late last month. Recent sales at Apogee and the Continuum South Tower valued property in SoFi at more than $2,000 a foot.

Sellers are going for even more. Eight resale units in the South of Fifth enclave are asking over $3,000 per square foot, with two units at the Continuum asking $4,000 a square foot.

Uber luxury condo developments waiting for final approvals in the tony Bal Harbour area, are rumored to start pre construction sales for $1700 per square foot and higher depending on size and location of the unit.

Miami has become the Riviera of North America – and for what it offers – it still is the best deal for foreign nationals who are very accustomed to prices in the stratosphere for much lesser services and amenities in other parts of the world.