Thoughtfully-curated amenities, in impeccably designed spaces at Five Park, redefine the notion of a South Beach luxury lifestyle.

As the village of Coconut Grove evolves into one of Miami’s most desirable destinations, new buyers are coming in search of waterfront residences in the heart of all that the neighborhood has to offer. In search of walkability, better parks and top-rated schools, buyers have their eyes on the Grove.

If you haven’t visited Miami Beach recently, you’re in for some wonderful surprises, starting with the vibrant art and restaurant scene, and soon to include Five Park, most likely the last new luxury condo complex of its kind.  

Service-driven amenities claim the future of luxury condos.

A team of lauded visionaries have come together to revolutionize the Miami Beach lifestyle, crafting a residential building with unprecedented amenities and services.

Residential redevelopment of South Florida shopping centers is becoming more common, amid solid demand for rental housing and a slack market for retail space. This month, Houston-based developer Morgan Group won a land-use change to build 356 apartments on the site of a former Macy’s store and parking lot at Pompano Citi Centre, a shopping center in Pompano Beach on the southwest corner of Copans Road and Federal Highway.

Welcome to the fourth edition of the Florida 500, a special publication that highlights the 500 most influential executives in different economic sectors throughout the state. This immense, year-long research initiative by the editors of Florida Trend has resulted in a personal, engaging look at the state's most influential business leaders. 

It’s out with the old and in with the new for Miami’s Doral Square retail center. UFC Gym — a franchise chain owned by former MLB superstar Alex Rodriguez’s investment firm — is expanding into Miami with its fifth South Florida location. The gym will be filling a space previously assigned to 24 Hour Fitness, after the company filed for bankruptcy last year and announced it would close 130 locations nationwide.

David Martin wants to build better neighborhoods. His firm, Terra, has developed more than 5 million square feet of residential, commercial and mixed-use projects. Another 3 million or so square feet are on the way, adding up to more than $8 billion portfolio of assets. In the 20 years since he co-founded Terra with his father, Pedro Martin, the company’s aim has shifted from a traditional development approach to one focused on neighborhood strategies – assessing what needs there are in a given area and then filling those voids with smart, design-driven products that serve as catalysts for broader community improvements.

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