Vita at Grove Isle, Coconut Grove: Private Island Living Reimagined
Vita at Grove Isle brings a boutique, ultra-luxury sensibility to a rare 20-acre private island just off Coconut Grove. Conceived by CMC Group, the low-rise, three-building ensemble offers only 65 residences with sweeping Biscayne Bay views, deep outdoor living terraces, and a resort-caliber island club with dining, wellness, and sport. Thoughtful architecture follows the shoreline’s curve, while finishes and engineering reflect Italian craftsmanship and Miami-ready resilience. With private elevators, a marina, and two-story penthouses with rooftop pools, Vita redefines privacy without sacrificing connection to the Grove’s culture and convenience.
South Florida’s 5 Most Expensive New Developments: From Brickell to Palm Beach
In 2025, South Florida’s top-tier skyline stretches from Brickell to Palm Beach with record price-per-square-foot asks, pedigreed architectural teams, and services that rival five-star resorts. This editorial profiles five of the region’s most expensive new developments, outlining location advantages, design signatures, amenity programs, delivery timelines, and who each address best. From a Brickell bayfront with private marina drop-off to a Downtown supertall, from a zen-like Miami Beach retreat to an engineering-driven Sunny Isles tower, and a classical West Palm statement, these are the bellwethers redefining ultra-premium condo living.
Baccarat Residences vs. Cipriani Residences: Brickell’s Battle of Branded Towers
Brickell’s next marquee skyline rivalry is here: the crystalline glamour of Baccarat Residences Miami versus the curvilinear elegance of Cipriani Residences Miami. Both under construction and targeting 2028 delivery, these towers translate centuries of brand heritage into private homes in the sky. Below, we compare architecture, residence design, amenities, service culture, and buyer profiles, while offering pragmatic guidance on choosing between two compelling visions of life in Miami’s most dynamic urban neighborhood.
Top 7 Most Exclusive Buildings in Palm Beach Island
A curated look at seven Palm Beach Island condominium addresses where privacy, pedigree, and prime locations converge. From Breakers Row’s resort privileges to 3550 South Ocean’s modern beach ease, we outline what sets each building apart—architecture, services, and lifestyle—so you can decide which address fits your routine.
The Residences at 1428 Brickell: Sustainable Ultra-Luxury in the Sky
Rising approximately 70 stories above Brickell, The Residences at 1428 Brickell introduces a rare blend of Italian craftsmanship, engineering intelligence, and meaningful sustainability. Conceived by Ytech with exterior architecture by Arquitectonica and interiors by ACPV Architects, the tower offers just 189 fully finished homes, each oriented to Biscayne Bay with floor-to-ceiling glass and generous Terrace space. Its defining feature is a photovoltaic Solar Backbone integrated into the west façade, signaling a future-forward approach to ultra-luxury living while preserving a private, resident-only ethos with white-glove services, curated amenities, and serene design.
The Perigon Miami Beach: Redefining Oceanfront Minimalism
An OMA-designed, 17-story tower on a rare two-acre ocean-to-bay site, The Perigon Miami Beach distills luxury to essentials: light, proportion and privacy. With just 73 homes, Tara Bernerd & Partners' interiors, deep wraparound terraces, and a base elevated about 45 feet, the building frames uninterrupted views while creating a garden-level resort. Residents enjoy a Shaun Hergatt restaurant, speakeasy, spa, fitness, wine room, screening room, and eight guest suites, plus 200 feet of private beach and a 25-meter pool.
