Colette Residences vs St. Regis Residences in Brickell: Service model tour notes
A discreet, service-forward comparison of two South Brickell residential propositions: the hospitality-integrated St. Regis model versus Colette’s boutique, owner-focused approach.
Baccarat Residences vs. Cipriani Residences: Brickell’s Battle of Branded Towers
In Brickell, two branded high-rises are defining what “service” means in Miami’s next cycle: Baccarat Residences at the Miami River’s edge and Cipriani Residences Miami along South Miami Avenue. Both are designed by Arquitectonica, yet their propositions diverge in the details that matter to end users and long-term holders: waterfront access and marina positioning versus a brand-led dining culture and an upper-tier collection in the tower’s top floors. This guide compares what is publicly marketed today, with a focus on layout philosophy, amenities, construction signals, and who each tower tends to fit.
Top 3 Branded Residences in Miami for Wellness-Led Living
In South Florida, the highest-performing branded residences no longer compete on views alone. They compete on how convincingly they can turn daily life into a private, service-led wellness routine. For buyers weighing Brickell Key, Brickell, and Miami Beach, three names dominate the conversation: Mandarin Oriental, Nobu, and Casa Cipriani.
South Florida’s Branded-Residence Boom: A 2026–2027 Buyer Playbook for Brickell, Miami-beach, and Sunny-isles
Hospitality-branded towers are reshaping South Florida’s ultra-luxury condo pipeline, with delivery targets clustering in 2026–2027. Here is how sophisticated buyers are underwriting service, scarcity, and long-term value across Brickell, the beaches, and the waterfront.
Townhouse vs. Condo: The Luxury Buyer’s Decision in South Florida
A discreet, buyer-oriented look at how ownership, HOA scope, privacy, and long-run equity trends shape the townhouse-versus-condo choice for South Florida luxury purchasers.
Mediterranean Revival vs Tropical Modern: The Two Languages Defining South Florida Luxury Now
South Florida’s most valuable homes often speak one of two architectural languages: Mediterranean Revival, with its heritage-coded arches and stucco romance, or tropical modern, with its climate-first minimalism and indoor-outdoor ease. For today’s ultra-premium buyer, the choice is rarely aesthetic alone. Heat, humidity, flood awareness, and lifestyle planning are pushing design decisions toward performance, while legacy neighborhoods and landmark precedent continue to reward timeless formality. Here is how to read both styles with a buyer’s eye.
