Top 10 Branded Residences Shaping South Florida’s Luxury Skyline
Branded residences have become a defining language of South Florida’s new luxury, pairing landmark towers with hotel-grade service standards. Here are the ten projects most frequently cited for scale, stature, and brand-driven living across Miami-Dade and Broward.
Waiving Contingencies in South Florida Luxury Real Estate: A Precision Guide for Buyers Who Want Certainty Without Regret
In South Florida’s luxury market, a clean contract can matter as much as price. Here is how to think about contingencies as risk controls, when to tighten them, and when to keep them, especially in high-value condo and new-development transactions.
Sunny Isles Beach Family Luxury: Jade Ocean vs The Estates at Acqualina
A buyer-oriented look at two of Sunny Isles Beach’s best-known oceanfront addresses for families, plus the real-world considerations that shape day-to-day life on Collins Avenue.
Downtown Miami’s Next Luxury Benchmark: Waldorf Astoria Hotel & Residences vs JEM Private Residences
Two Downtown towers are redefining Miami’s luxury proposition: a supertall branded address on Biscayne Boulevard and a private-residences model inside Miami Worldcenter. Here is how they differ in architecture, service, lifestyle programming, and buyer fit, plus a Miami Beach counterpoint for those prioritizing sand, sunset, and legacy hospitality.
Apogee vs Continuum in South of Fifth: Two Blueprints for Miami Beach Luxury
In Sofi, luxury can mean two very different things: the extreme privacy of a 67-residence boutique tower or the self-contained scale of an oceanfront resort enclave. This MILLION Luxury editorial compares Apogee South Beach and Continuum on South Beach through the lens sophisticated buyers actually use: view corridors, floor plan logic, amenities, day-to-day governance, and resale liquidity.
EDITION Residences Edgewater vs Cove Miami: Branded Service or Boutique Privacy?
In Edgewater’s next wave of waterfront living, the choice is less about square footage and more about operating philosophy. Some buyers want a hospitality platform that feels like a private club with staffing, guest accommodations, and on-site dining; others want a smaller resident population with an amenity stack designed to serve owners, not transient turnover. This editorial looks at two defining case studies: EDITION Residences Miami Edgewater, positioned as the world’s first stand-alone EDITION branded residences, and Cove Miami, a boutique 40-story condominium with 116 residences and a notably robust, resident-only amenity program. Both aim at the same ultra-luxury buyer, but they deliver lifestyle in fundamentally different ways.
