One of Miami’s hottest new locations is Edgewater, located east of Biscayne Boulevard and overlooking Biscayne Bay. Several factors already make Edgewater an excellent location thanks to its proximity to both the 195 and 395 entrance ramps leading to highway I-95, which can take you north or south. Highways 836 and 112 can get you to Miami International Airport within minutes, and there are 3 ramps leading to the sandy beaches, chic shopping, and dining excellence of Miami Beach. Adjacent to the Arts and Entertainment District, Wynwood, the Design District, and Downtown Miami, Edgewater also provides easy access to practically every desirable destination neighborhood in Miami. With access to Margaret Pace Park as well as the Perez Art Museum, the Frost Science Museum, and the American Airlines Arena, Edgewater delivers a quality lifestyle where nature mixes seamlessly with art and culture. And the future of this enclave with quiet residential undertones mingled with convenient...

There are so many things to do this fall in Miami that we can’t even list them all! Between the extended Columbus Day weekend celebrations to prepping for Halloween, hopping around town for the many food and beer festivals, and making use of entertainment month’s special discounts, you’ll be spoilt for choice as to what to include in your social calendar this October. Check out details on these and more below:   Miami Entertainment Month: October 1 – November 30 Various venues across Miami Get ready to entertain and be entertained, as you enjoy exclusive offers and promotions on a host of events in Miami for two whole months. This time, the Miami Temptations Program brings along a series of discounts on concerts to theatrical performances, nightclubs to museums, craft brewery tastings to shopping, and much more, making sure you have as much fun mid-week as you would on the weekend without blowing your pocket.   New Times Iron Fork: October 3 The Hyatt Regency & James L....

For anyone accustomed to or looking to live the high-life, a residence is complete only when it offers five-star amenities in an outstanding location with utmost privacy. Now, there are plenty of Miami Beach condos that give access to breathtaking water views, fine sand beaches, a world-class party scene, and raging nightlife. However, there are only a handful of residences that combine that with designer interiors, high-end amenities, and an exclusive lifestyle. Here's our list of the Ten Most Exclusive Oceanfront Condos in Miami Beach that deliver the crème de la crème of beachfront living: Fontainebleau III Sorrento - 4391 Collins Ave, Mid-BeachAverage sales price - $1,719/sq. ft.Sister development to the legendary Fontainebleau resort, this beachfront condo-hotel emulates the same gold standards in luxury and hospitality. Rising 18 stories along 1,200 feet of white sand beachfront, the mid-rise houses 286 designer-furnished suites. Residents gain access to a world-class...

The Magic City is about to become even more magical, with new developments that will enhance livability and ease of movement, provide more fun attractions for tourists and residents, and further beautify the city’s spectacular skyline. Here is the scoop on some of the most unique projects we’ll soon be seeing in Miami: Baywalk Connector Bridge The City of Miami Beach will soon be the site of a new development on Alton Road, which will include a new park and a convenient, new pedestrian Bridge that will cross the busy 5th Street/MacArthur Causeway ramp leading to South Beach. Known as the Baywalk Connector Bridge and designed by Arquitectonica, the project will connect pedestrians to the new Baywalk on either side and provides options for an ADA accessible ramp as well as an elevator to expand access. Option #1 with ramp on south side Option #2 with elevator on south side Miami SkyWheel Planned for construction at Miami’s Bayside Marketplace, the Miami Skywheel is one...

For decades, Miami Beach has been the ultimate choice of residence for anyone thinking of living in Miami. The charm of living in a top vacation spot, enjoying the beach lifestyle and being close to the hottest nightlife is undeniable. However, living in Downtown Miami and its neighboring districts such as Brickell, Brickell Key, Edgewater, and the Upper East Side has its own perks too. Here are the top 5 reasons that make living in Greater Downtown a better choice than Miami Beach: Close to Work/Business For anyone looking to save on precious commuter time, the idea of living close to work/business can be a real game-changer. Downtown Miami and Brickell combined hold about 90% (that’s our own rough estimate) of all the business activities that take place in Miami. This is where you will find most of your government offices, consulates, private offices, banks, international business offices, and co-working spaces. So, living in Greater Downtown can put you within minutes of your...

While new developments are making Miami more walkable every day, the city still maintains a solid car culture. With its characteristic penchant for a laid-back, low-stress lifestyle, Miami has become a leader in pushing forward a construction agenda that provides ample and convenient new parking spaces for the city's multitude of vehicles. The local fascination with cutting edge architecture and design has pushed that agenda even further, as Miami becomes a showcase for some of the world's most unique and innovative parking garages. Below is a list of some of Miami's recent construction projects that focus on sheltering local vehicles.   Museum Garage NE First Avenue and NE 41st Street Architects, artists, and fans of bold, cutting-edge design are raving about Miami's delightfully offbeat Museum Garage, set in the heart of the bustling Design District. A concrete structure housing seven stories, the garage holds about 800 vehicles as well as retail and commercial space on the...