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Delano Residences & Hotel: Miami’s Iconic Brand Debuts with Downtown’s Second Supertall

Since it first opened its doors on South Beach in 1947, the Delano became a cultural phenomenon that helped define Miami Beach’s glamor and global cachet. Designed in the iconic Art Deco style and later reimagined by Philippe Starck as a playground for celebrities, tastemakers, and international jet-setters, the Delano wasn’t just a place to stay — it was a place to be seen, a creative canvas of bold design, vibrant pool culture, and effortless sophistication that became synonymous with Miami’s rise as a must‑visit lifestyle capital.

Video: Why an Award-Winning NYC Architect Chose Miami Over Other Big U.S. Cities

If you’ve ever considered moving to Miami from NYC, or from any other major U.S. city, you’ll want to watch this unfiltered conversation.

Edgewater vs Downtown Miami: Which Miami Neighborhood Is Right for You?

Few Miami neighborhoods have evolved as distinctively as Downtown and Edgewater in recent years. Once quieter residential pockets, they have transformed into two of Miami’s most sought-after addresses, offering new levels of luxury living, culture, and waterfront access just minutes apart. Downtown is pulsing with momentum, where soaring new residential towers, landmark institutions like the Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM) and Frost Science Museum, and waterfront parks such as Bayfront Park shape the city's most cosmopolitan urban core. Edgewater is an elegant bayfront enclave offering sleek,