South of Fifth's Ocean Park became the first preconstruction to launch sales in 2020. North Miami Beach’s Eighty Seven Park started closings. And, Legacy in the Arts & Entertainment District is bringing the first-of-its-kind rooftop atrium to Miami. Read on for details on these and more Miami preconstruction condo updates below: Closings Started Eighty Seven Park – North Beach Residents, including tennis superstar Novak Djokovic, are a step closer to enjoying their units as closings started in January for this oceanfront building. Designed by the Pritzker Prize-winning Renzo Piano, this boutique condo stands 18 stories tall with a total of 70 designer residences. Amenities at this luxury development include a two-acre private park, swimming pool with cabanas and towel service, Enoteca wine lounge, outdoor natural juice bar, salon, full-time botanist, gym and spa. Prices range from $2 million to $18 million, with a choice of one- to five-bedroom residences. Sales Launched Ocean...

Want to know what Miami’s next favorite restaurant will be? Here it is... Sitting on Biscayne Bay, right next to Edgewater’s gorgeous Margaret Pace Park, is a gem of a historic Miami building. You know the one, the luscious Mediterranean Revival villa-like one, that was long abandoned and clearly a prime Miami waterfront location. Well, Miamians and Miami-lovers alike, wait no longer.  A new luxury restaurant and relaxed, verdant lounge is set to open at the site of the historic Miami Women's Club, overlooking the waters of Biscayne Bay. Rendering courtesy of Kobi Karp A partnership between Groot Hospitality and Tao Group, which operates restaurants in New York, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Chicago, Singapore, and Sydney, will convert the waterfront property into a high-end restaurant seating 558 diners, including 250 indoors and 308 on an open-air terrace at 1737 North Bayshore Drive. The new restaurant, which has yet to be named, will also feature three full bars, a relaxing outdoor...

If you didn’t get enough art during Miami Art Week (and you’re looking for an artsy way to celebrate Valentine’s Day), get ready for the return of Art Wynwood to the Herald Plaza on Biscayne Bay this weekend. Known as the sister fair to the famed Art Miami and CONTEXT Art fairs in December, Art Wynwood is one of the many exciting yearly art events in Miami, solidifying the Magic City’s status as a verifiable year round art destination.  Founded in 2012, Art Wynwood showcases a dynamic array of contemporary art, with a curatorial focus on emerging talent, mid-career artists, and blue chip post-war modern masters. And because it’s held in February, it’s a great opportunity for aspiring and seasoned art collectors to get their hands on a Warhol or Basquiat without all the harried frenzy of Art Basel. Photo courtesy of Art Wynwood Opening with a VIP Vernissage Thursday evening, and then open to the public through Monday, the Downtown Miami art fair features work by over 180 artists...