Walking through Miami Beach and its Art Deco-filled streets is the best way to experience this vacation destination, especially if you’re planning to live here. But, do you know which parts of town are more easily navigable on foot compared to the others? Take a look at the rankings below to figure out where you can go carless in Miami Beach, whether you come to stay or vacay! All scores have been sourced from walkscore.com. To arrive at the most accurate scores for residents, we’ve picked the most centrally located condo building in each neighborhood to power our search. 11. Bal Harbour (From Oceana Bal Harbour) Walk score: 37 Although Bal Harbour is one of the most upscale neighborhoods in Miami, it is the least walkable according to walkscore. Residents need to be car-dependent to navigate much of the neighborhood. Most condo buildings come lined up along the ocean, east of Collins Avenue. This residential neighborhood is also home to a handful of resorts, exclusive beaches and...

In the month of March, the condo pre-construction market saw two buildings topping off. Elysee announced the opening of its new sales gallery. And, as promised last month, we feature two special offers that will help you save some when buying your next dream condo. Read on for details… Top-off The Fairchild – Coconut Grove The only upcoming waterfront luxury condo project in Coconut Grove celebrated its top off this March. At 75% sold, the boutique condo building is on track for a fall 2019 completion. Taking inspiration from the Fairchild botanical gardens, the 5-story building features lush gardens and a rainforest. Other amenities include a private marina, floating dock with paddleboards, an outdoor cinema, dog park, lounge, wellness spa with Hammam and rooftop pool with cabanas. Prices for remaining units start at $2.2 million, with a choice of three- to four-bedroom residences The Wave on Bayshore – Fort Lauderdale The 11-story Wave on Bayshore topped off this March. A...

A recent settlement regarding a malfunctioning robotic car parking at Miami’s posh Brickell House may provide an unprecedented opportunity for investors to purchase a condo at one of Miami’s most extravagant condo towers for an unbeatable price. The dark cloud of parking problems over the condo building which has deflated prices is soon to be removed, plus the financial tailwind from the settlement will likely unlock more value from the condo building. Robotic self-driving car elevators are becoming all the rage in contemporary condo developments.  In Boston, a newly inaugurated luxury condo tower known as The Boulevard boasts an automated parking system that self-parks cars in an underground garage. In Sunny Isles, the sleek new Porsche Design Tower also provides residents with the convenience of a robot car elevator called the “Dezervator” that self-drives cars directly to the door of each residential unit. And Elysee in Edgewater will be delivered next year also with robotic...