Palm Bay Condo #1G & 1H
770 NE 69 Street, Miami, FL 33138
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Palm Bay Condo #1G & 1H
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Anchored by the charmingly retro Vagabond Hotel, Miami’s Upper East Side offers a unique blend of old-school Miami Modern architecture (MiMo), with cozy bungalows, boutique mid-rises, and select waterfront high-rises. Largely popularized during the post-war boom, MiMo is characterized by a tropical aesthetic that feels right at home in South Florida, with curved corners, decorative breeze blocks, and an emphasis on indoor-outdoor living.
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