Rosewood Residences at The Raleigh, Miami Beach: Art Deco Glamour Reborn
Rosewood Residences at The Raleigh reimagines Miami Beach’s most celebrated Art Deco hotel as an ultra private oceanfront enclave of branded residences, hotel suites and a members only beach club. On a rare three acre estate at 1775 Collins Avenue, the project unites the restored Raleigh, Richmond and South Seas hotels with a new 17 story Peter Marino designed tower of about 40 Rosewood homes. For design driven buyers, it offers true Miami Beach heritage with contemporary comfort, wellness and service.
Fort Lauderdale vs. Miami Beach: The Ultimate Waterfront Living Showdown
Fort Lauderdale and Miami Beach offer two distinct expressions of South Florida waterfront living. Fort Lauderdale’s canal-woven landscape favors yacht ownership, privacy, and a gentler residential rhythm, while Miami Beach delivers high-energy oceanfront glamour, a global cultural calendar, and brand-led towers. Both markets now feature expansive, service-rich residences that blend resort convenience with private-club discretion. This editorial compares ambiance, water access, and the marquee developments reshaping each skyline to help you decide which shoreline fits your lifestyle.
Aman Miami Beach vs. Rosewood The Raleigh: Restoring Glamour on Collins Avenue
Collins Avenue is entering a fresh chapter as two landmark, brand-led redevelopments take shape: Aman Miami Beach at the historic Versailles and Rosewood The Raleigh on South Beach. Each pairs 1940s Art Deco heritage with contemporary architecture, boutique-scaled residences and hotel-caliber service, restoring substance to Miami Beach's most storied boulevard. With world-class design teams, scarce inventories and curated lifestyle programs, both projects promise an elegant, low-density ownership experience that brings back the city's original glamour in a modern form.
Four Seasons Surf Club vs. St. Regis Bal Harbour: Beachfront Legends of Miami's Northern Coast
Two icons crown the northern reaches of Miami-beach: The Surf Club reborn as a Four Seasons sanctuary in Surfside, and the St. Regis Bal Harbour, a soaring modern resort set opposite Bal Harbour Shops. This editorial comparison profiles their pedigrees, architecture, residences, amenities, and daily rhythms. It explains why both remain benchmarks for oceanfront living, yet appeal to different buyer temperaments: one intimate and steeped in club heritage, the other a grand hotel environment with a cosmopolitan pulse and abundant amenities.
The Most Exclusive Neighborhoods in Miami for Luxury Living
A discreet, data-informed map to Miami’s most exclusive enclaves—where privacy, water, and world-class services converge. From island sanctuaries like Fisher Island and Key Biscayne to the prestige coast of Miami Beach, Bal Harbour, Surfside, and Sunny Isles, and the skyline districts of Brickell, Downtown, and Edgewater, we outline what truly drives exclusivity: protected views, controlled access, marina capability, and disciplined service culture. Branded towers set benchmarks; gated streets and island perimeters preserve calm. Use this guide to match cadence, schooling, boating, and resale confidence to the right address.
Bal Harbour & Surfside: The Surf Club Four Seasons vs. The St. Regis Residences — Services, Privacy & Beach Access Compared
A discreet, side-by-side guide to two of Miami’s coveted oceanfront addresses—The Surf Club Four Seasons in Surfside and The St. Regis Bal Harbour—framing what drives UHNW choices: service culture, privacy, beach setup, residences, and hold value. One brings boutique, heritage-rich calm with Four Seasons’ anticipatory touch; the other offers resort scale, butler ritual, and family programs. Both sit on prime sand by Bal Harbour Shops and Surfside’s walk. Focus on cadence, key count, views, and liquidity—then choose the strand that fits your days, guests, and plans now and later.
