Brickell, located south of Downtown, is the city’s financial center.  It’s the cityscape of glittering skyscrapers over Biscayne Bay, a combination of business, hotels, and residential buildings. Although Brickell has traditionally been known as a financial district, in recent years

Miami Beach offers a well-rounded lifestyle that goes far beyond its idyllic blue waters, elite resorts, and unique Art Deco & MiMo architectural styles.  It has evolved into a vibrant city that hosts an array of residents and cultural activities

Edgewater is a waterfront neighborhood located along Biscayne Bay north of downtown.  Midtown is its’s adjacent small enclave, a walker’s paradise directly next to the world-famous Design District, a shopping destination with curated retailers, art, and dining.  Both neighborhoods are

The Central Business District (CBD), better known as Downtown, is the historic heart of Miami and home to the Government Center, a compact area that harbors civic buildings and courthouses.   Downtown offers walking distance attractions such as the FTX Arena, designed by