Not just for snowbirds, a fresh new flock of homebuyers are descending on the Sunshine State. Like so many industries across the world, real estate has seen a tremendous shift since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. More than two years in, the market is still reeling. Remote work is making people rethink where they can (and want to) live, while inventory remains frustratingly low for homebuyers at every price point. One of the busiest markets has to be South Florida, which is receiving a migration of diverse groups from nearly every point in the United States.

Members of the fourth generation Cipriani family, internationally renowned for restaurants, landmark event spaces, lounges and residences, Ignazio and Maggio Cipriani pioneered the creation of the Mr. C hotel brand. Influenced by their early childhood, growing up in one of the most esteemed hospitality brands in the world, the brothers drew from their rich family history and combined it with their own 21st century perspectives to conceptualize Mr. C. As the brand ventures beyond hotel into luxury condos, Ignazio and Maggio are paving the way for a new era of serviced residential living.

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Mr. C Residences Coconut Grove reveals the next phase of amenity offerings with a brand-new rooftop pool deck and bar, billiards library and lounge space. The new spaces are inspired by the iconic glamour of 1950s Italian Riviera and Miami’s distinctive interpretation of Art Deco. Designed by Meyer Davis and Arquitectonica, the additions will elevate the already-luxurious residences amid a buyer shift that expects fully equipped personal sanctuaries from their future homes.

Mr. C Residences Coconut Grove has revealed the next phase of amenity offerings with a brand-new rooftop pool deck and bar, billiards library and lounge space. The new spaces are inspired by the iconic glamour of 1950s Italian Riviera and Miami’s distinctive interpretation of Art Deco. Designed by Meyer Davis and Arquitectonica, the additions will elevate the already-luxurious residences amid a buyer shift that expects fully equipped personal sanctuaries from their future homes.

The Cipriani namesake dates back to 1931 when Giuseppe Cipriani opened Harry’s Bar in Venice. Fast forward four generations, the brand has evolved into world-class hotels, restaurants and residences across the globe.

South Florida’s real estate market is thriving. So where is everyone in Miami moving? Mostly upward—but not without some sky-high challenges

FIVE PARK TOUCHES DOWN IN MIAMI BEACH, BRINGING FIVE-STAR AMENITIES, A PRIVATE RESIDENCE CLUB AND LIMITLESS VIEWS TO THE DAILY LIVES OF HOMEOWNERS.

The biggest development in Miami-Dade County by any measure is the massive Grove Central project going up next to the Coconut Grove Metrorail Station in Miami. Terra and Grass River Property are developing the $125 million, mixed-use project on a 5-acre site at 2780 Southwest 27th Terrace near the station leased from Miami-Dade County for 90 years.