Nicky Jam

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Nick Rivera Caminero, more notably recognized as singer-songwriter and rapper Nicky Jam, is deemed as one of the pioneers of the reggaeton genre. He has collaborated with artists such as J Balvin and Daddy Yankee and in August, released his most recent album titled "Infinity." Earlier this year, the musician sold his Palm Island home for $3.1 million. Now, he is making news once again for another real estate deal.

Mere months after parting ways with Palm Island, Caminero has purchased a $6 million unit at One Thousand Museum. State records show the sale was executed through Green House Domestic Holdings Four LLC. Designed by the late Pritzker prize winning architect Zaha Hadid, the luxury condominium complex is reportedly the most photographed high rise in downtown Miami. In 2019, Caminero’s newfound unit was previously sold for $4.5 million. Other notable residents of the luxury tower include David and Victoria Beckham and hospitality entrepreneur David Grutman.

Located in downtown Miami, Caminero’s One Thousand Museum unit spans half the size of his floor at 4,600 square feet. The extravagant space features four bedrooms and five bathrooms. The interior highlights a minimalistic bathroom, Italian designed walk-in closets, and state of the art home automation and lighting designed by German light designer Uli Petzold, For a seamless indoor and outdoor flow, the space offers an oversized terrace overlooking the beautiful Biscayne Bay. Luxe amenities of One Thousand Museum include an aquatic center with indoor pool, sky lounge, private rooftop helipad, 24-hour security, and valet staff.

Tony Rodriguez-Tellaheche of Prestige Realty Group represented the buyer. Darin Feldman from Insignia International Properties represented the seller.

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Claudia Llanes and Paolo Visconti of The Visconti Team at Douglas Elliman

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The luxury home and lifestyle advisor joins Paolo Visconti as The Visconti Team is launching as an independent group under the wing of one of the world's largest brokerages.

“We decided to work together because we complement each other very well," says Llanes. "I consider myself an excellent relationship-builder, while Paolo is an amazing negotiator.”

The duo met at an open house and instantly clicked. She previously helped him market a Miami Beach listing at Murano. After doing several deals together, they decided to join forces under the Douglas Elliman umbrella. Just days from officially launching their team, Llanes and Visconti have already landed two exclusive listings at PARAMOUNT and Vizcayne, as well as two sales.

“I’m genuinely excited to start this new venture with Claudia," says Visconti. "I’m proud to have been servicing my clients for 16 years and look forward to continuing to do the same with her support.”

The team's office is located at 111 Lincoln Road in Miami Beach.

For more information, please contact Claudia Llanes at 786.449.8688 or Claudia.Llanes@elliman.com

Claudia Llanes is the exclusive agent representing the Edgewater, Florida real estate market as a member of the Haute Residence Real Estate Network. View all of her listings here.

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They were hosted by Haute Living's April Donelson. Watch the webinar below.

De la Vega is President of ONE Sotheby's where, among other projects, he and his team have led the way in sales as the exclusive broker of the ultra-luxury development One Thousand Museum by Zaha Hadid Architects in Downtown Miami. Sherrill sold a unit at One Thousand Museum to start 2021 with a bang; she has sold multiple apartments in the building. Marulanda recently closed her sale of the $15 million Beach House in the South of Fifth area of Miami Beach.

This webinar marks the first anniversary since Haute Residence began its exclusive and industry-leading webinars on the latest in real estate, featuring top agents from around the world, developers, and interior designers. De la Vega was the first featured guest in Haute Residence's webinars, which took place as the lockdown measures were being implemented throughout the U.S. and worldwide.

Highlight quotes:

Daniel de la Vega: "[At this point last year,] I don't think anybody had real estate on their mind. Their family and their friends and their well-being were really everybody's priorities. Overall, personally and professionally, gratefulness is a word that continues to come to mind for me.

"We prepared for the worst, but we had an incredible year. We all believed that Florida and South Florida were always undervalued, but we did not think people would come here in the way they're coming. This is the Great Migration from the Northeast, just within the last year. We projected to finish the year down almost 70%; that's where we were budgeting. We took our budgets from 2019 to 2020 and completely scraped them and said, 'All right, these are the new budgets and we're going to be down 70%.' We actually ended up finishing the year in 2020 up 30%, and that was with an abysmal March, April, and May. Things started to pick up at the end of May and June. Everybody came together, all of our incredible agents, in a way that not many companies did it. It's a testament to our entire leadership team and to the grit that everybody has in this company. We've got some even more incredible announcements and things that we're going to be doing here in 2021, so it's been far beyond all of our wildest dreams... Understanding the client is so important. As agents, we start to sell, but it's the opposite. You want to engage with clients at an early stage by asking and listening.

"One Thousand Museum is more than just the crown jewel of Downtown Miami; it's the crown jewel of Miami. We did over $100 million last year, and on pace to do over $50 million right now. We're negotiating two major major deals. At the end of the day, it boils down to the product. Our sales team is, bar none, one of the best in the industry, but the product that the developers built is the best product that's out in the market. When you look at the finishes and when you look at the quality, it's just superior to so much else that's out there. When people walk it they feel it now, they see it, and they smell it. They get emotions that create an attachment that makes them want to buy. The amenities are out of this world, the views are out of this world. So, it's been an incredible experience and it will continue to be throughout the sellout."

Anna Sherrill: "I saw people helping each other with small businesses. Just watching our community become stronger, within Sotheby's, within my family, and within Miami Beach where I live was special for me... Nobody would have imagined right the weird have, during the pandemic, to have such a peak in luxury sales right. It was amazing and the beginning of this year, for me, was even stronger than the entire year of last year. Sellers are definitely still wanting to sell because this market is is a very strong and hot market. If you have the right property in the right location and priced right, there's no reason you won't have sold very quickly. I feel like we still have a huge amount of buyers that want to be here. A lot of people that have rented are looking for their place to call home, so I still have several buyers looking, and quite a few people that will be here in the future, or are here now and ready to buy.

"Supply and demand is the biggest difference [between 2020 and 2021]. The buyers shifted. It used to be just a lot of the Northeast and we used to get more of an international crowd, but in the last year, we have seen people come from Illinois, North and Southern California, and other areas. Our supply has gone down from several months of inventory in houses and condos to a few months. The good stuff is days on the market and gets multiple offers. It's a different market. I have been in real estate for 21 years and have never seen this kind of market. As long as you're communicating, managing people's expectations, and both sides are doing the right thing, you can get deals done and make everybody happy."

Paola Marulanda: "We really need to be there with our hearts for people. We cannot possibly understand what everybody's going through, so we need to listen. And we need to put our hearts first, and that's what allows us to understand how we can serve people who are still emotionally unequipped for such a massive change for all the things that were happening. Empathy was definitely my best friend through this and what allowed me, I think, to succeed a lot and to keep being a source of comfort and help people to make good decisions.

"We are seeing people who are not moving quickly and not accepting what's happening are either losing out or progressively missing opportunities. A lot of sellers are having second thoughts about selling because they think, 'Even if I profit this much, now where do I go?' because the inventory is so competitive. People coming from the outside are used to paying such higher price points. If you're a buyer, read the numbers yourself and see what's happening from any source, not just your realtor. I don't think that this is the bubble that's that you're going to buy and then it's going to depreciate. This is just the beginning of a steady increase in the new era that Miami is experiencing, and now Miami's being discovered in a way that it was never discovered before."

On her sale of the Beach House in South of Fifth, "This buyer was the perfect person to live here and was exactly who we were targeting. He's obviously a very wealthy person. This is not even their primary residence. It's in South a fifth, which is a community that has so much that everybody wants right now, but there's nothing like it that is like a house. Even penthouses are not comparable to this particular property."

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Daniel de la Vega, Anna Sherrill, Paola Marulanda

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With the recent pandemic sparking new demand for South Florida luxury property – particularly from wealthy out-of-market buyers lured by the region’s low taxes and tropical weather – CMC Group has unveiled the last remaining upper penthouse at its newly completed Brickell Flatiron tower in Downtown Miami. The 64-story tower’s developer, Milan-born Ugo Colombo, has decided to put the developer-owned “turn-key” unit on the market after successfully closing more than $30 million in penthouse sales in 2020. Approximately 98% of Brickell Flatiron’s 527 units are sold to buyers from around the world, with more than half of its residents hailing from within the domestic United States. The 736-foot-high skyscraper, located at 1000 Brickell Plaza in Downtown Miami’s Brickell Financial District, currently stands as the tallest condominium in Miami.

Photo Credit: © Alexis Cogul Lleonart & Oriol Tarridas

Now listed for $9.4 million, the expansive 2-story duplex penthouse spans over 4,600 square feet atop Brickell Flatiron’s 62nd floor and comes completely built-out and designed by Barcelona-born architect Alexis Cogul Lleonart of Miami-based Doo Architecture with beautifully curated accessories by Nest Casa. The fully furnished “townhome in the sky” features 4 bedrooms, 5.5 bathrooms, and a vast 20-foot double-height living area enveloped by panoramic cityscape and water views.

“Now more than ever, buyers have grown accustomed to and appreciate the level of detail we have always strived to deliver at CMC Group,” said developer Ugo Colombo, founder of CMC Group. “Brickell Flatiron’s last available penthouse embodies true Italian design. Every element used – from the finishes and fixtures, to the furniture pieces and colors – was designed with the highest quality materials and the utmost attention to detail to achieve a unique, one-of-a-kind product that will stand the test of time.”

Alexis Cogul Lleonart’s design model for UPH-6 at Brickell Flatiron expands upon CMC Group and Ugo Colombo’s ethos to create livable spaces with functional yet refined interiors that feel like home. Contrasting materials, vibrant hues, and playful lines were incorporated into a unique design aimed at complimenting the expansive views of the Biscayne Bay and the Miami skyline. Wood panels, louvered walls throughout the main living spaces create a sense of warmth and integrity, while calling attention to the natural light and wide-open views coming from the two-story floor-to-ceiling windows. Thoughtful design elements include matte Venetian plaster and a custom glass staircase. The Italian-made kitchen from acclaimed maker Snaidero’s top tier “Elegante” collection features natural reclaimed wood, illuminated cabinets, custom-engineered stone countertops and a custom bar area. Top-of-the-line Miele appliances are paired with a downdraft cooktop system and a built-in wine cellar. Large-format Italian travertine tiles adorn the floors, with 10-inch wood planks in the bedrooms. The master bedroom features a custom cove lighted ceiling with wood paneling, pendant lighting, and Lutron motorized draperies.

“A well-designed space must provoke, enhance and encourage a reaction,” said Alexis Cogul Lleonart, founder and principal of Doo Architecture. “If this happens, our work is completed.”

Brickell Flatiron’s architectural design is the brainchild of architect Luis Revuelta, who is behind many of Miami’s iconic high-rises including CMC Group’s Bristol Tower, Santa Maria and EPIC Residences & Hotel. On the inside, master Italian design architect Massimo Iosa Ghini uses inspiration from Revuelta’s curved façade to outline the tower’s sleek common areas and public amenity spaces, creating a seamless transition from exterior to interior.

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Brickell Flatiron’s multi-million dollar privately owned permanent art collection showcases a series of exclusively produced large-scale paintings and sculptures by New York artist Julian Schnabel, as well as signature pieces by Italian artist Carlos Battaglia and Italian photographer Marco Glaviano, which are displayed across the building’s grand lobby and public amenity spaces.

Amenities include a 64th-floor rooftop level with a Sky Spa, Sky Pool and Sky Gym, providing 360-degree panoramic views of the bay and downtown Miami’s glimmering cityscape. Residents may access a host of therapeutic services and other offerings including private steam, sauna and locker facilities, a 6,300 square foot state-of-the-art fitness center with Pilates, spin and aerobics studios, and a juice bar. Additional features include a resort-style lap pool and separate children’s pool on the 18th floor, private movie theater with stadium seating, billiards room and lounge, clubroom, full-time concierge and 24-hour valet parking, on-site vehicle washing and detailing, and electric car-charging stations.

Residences range from one-to-five bedrooms, with a limited collection of penthouses that include two-story duplex and three-story triplex units. Each unit comes equipped with the finest materials from around the world, soaring ceilings with recessed lighting, energy-efficient windows, and elliptical glass balconies.

For more information on Brickell Flatiron, please visit www.brickellflatiron.com or visit the project’s sales gallery at 1000 Brickell Plaza, Miami, FL 33131.

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Cheryl Eisen

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In Miami, IMG was tasked by Swire Properties to do the virtual staging of its residences at Reach and Rise at Brickell City Centre. The digital renderings confound the eyes of those who see them for the first time, thinking they are looking at photographs of an actually furnished space.

We welcomed Eisen for a one-on-one interview to talk about her company’s trailblazing projects as well as the collaboration she is doing with Swire Properties.

What was your inspiration for developing digitally staged units for Swire Properties at Rise Residences?

We wanted to bring a New York look to this development. We felt like, overall, everything was sort of looking alike on the market. With such a unique brand as Reach & Rise, we wanted to bring some warmth and differentiators in[to the residences]. We were designing the space during COVID and the thing that made sense was to virtually stage it with pieces that we actually have in our inventory, and if buyers came in and loved it, we could install that exact look in a matter of weeks.

Photo Credit: Courtesy of Swire Properties

HR: Why do you think new development projects in South Florida like Brickell City Centre are choosing to work with a New York-based design firm?

CE: The enormous insurgence of New Yorkers fleeing to Florida. They are used to a certain edge in terms of design, and we brought that to South Florida, to Reach & Rise, and are attracting the New York buyer. In addition to that, the goal was to, again, differentiate what is in Reach & Rise versus every other condo in South Florida which is like, “white on white on white.” We have brought in a New York vibe with some textures, large modern art, and unique light fixtures that create a “wow” moment, and something that looks completely different when you are searching online for listings. These really stand out and capture the eye. That is the goal in marketing.

HR: What impact did 2020 have on your projects? More? Bigger?

CE: In New York, it was different than in Florida. People were afraid to have anyone come into their buildings or into their homes, creating a real challenge in terms of installing furniture into spaces. We had to pivot very quickly and come up with virtual designs because they still had to sell. So we created a completely unique virtual inventory of our own products. We had to market them in a way that represented their unique look and design style. In addition to that, we have several digital marketing tools within these renderings that enable a buyer to have an immersive experience. We can do 360’s, a virtual tour with goggles, or just on the screen. The best we could do, if we could not sell furniture in a space while a buyer walks around, was to install a digital visualization so that they can go online and get a sense of what it is like to be in that unit; to live in that unit; to function in that unit.

HR: Homes had to sell and you needed to bring them to life. Do you have a success story that you can share with us?

CE: We worked with a very well-known South Florida agent to digitally design a unit on Prive Island. It was beautiful but completely empty; very cold and austere We digitally furnished it beautifully, and within 12 days on the market, it sold and the buyers were interested in buying the virtual furniture. That was a very fast deal and it was definitely thanks to the virtual staging, which gave the empty space a real feeling of home and luxury.

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HR: For the luxury buyer, Florida is usually a 2nd home market. How do turn-key homes attract these high-end residents?

CE: Now more than ever- with furniture hard to get because of the domino effect that happened with manufacturing and distribution overseas, and even locally- it makes more sense just to move right into a furnished space, especially if it is your vacation home. Why spend a year searching for furniture, going into furniture stores and have a designer help you shop piece by piece? In other words, COVID has changed everything, the way we buy and the way we think about homes. It makes sense, not only for secondary homes, vacation homes, but it is also happening more and more in New York and other markets.

HR: Are you expanding to South Florida and to other markets as you said?

CE: We are. There are some definite growth areas all over the country. Boston was a huge growth area this year and so was San Francisco. We can service any city, any state in the United States. We have done projects in Green Bay, Wisconsin. We are doing a building in Seattle, and we have worked in LA, but we’ve been working in the South Florida area for a few years now; it’s one of our favorite secondary markets.

HR: You have had signature projects over the years, including at the Visionaire, the Puck Penthouses, and multiple projects that have been featured on TV shows like "Million Dollar Listing" and "Keeping Up with the Kardashians". Having set the bar high for yourself, what did you challenge yourself to do for your major South Florida debut?

CE: We are probably the best-known brand in the New York metro area. So, yes I agree. In South Florida, a lot of brokers that work in both markets know of us, but we wanted to come in and bring the same level of brand recognition and elevated style to South Florida. We wanted to come in with a big splash. The first project we did in South Florida was the largest penthouse in South Beach. The asking price was $50 million and it was an enormous triplex. It was a resale, so it was a huge before-and-after impact, but it was not a brand new development. The views were gorgeous, the space was beautiful. There are very few stagers and interior designers in South Florida. There are probably the top three that everyone knows and they design and stage every property, of which there are many. It is hard to have things look different when it is the top three players staging and designing everything. Our unique look came in to be completely different than everyone else’s, and that was really the goal. I think we have achieved that.

Photo Credit: Courtesy of Swire Properties

HR: How has the pandemic affected the furniture supply lines and how have you adjusted?

CE: Luckily, we had started buying product in bulk overseas a couple of years ago so we have a pretty substantial inventory. We also started designing our own product- which we also have a significant inventory of- so our stuff is unique and in our warehouse. However, as soon as the pandemic hit, it hit first in China, and that is where most people, -between China and Italy- get their furniture. So the supply chain and manufacturing came to a complete halt for a while, creating a sort of domino effect across the rest of the industry as everyone was figuring out how to recover and how to function. When you cannot buy furniture, you are stuck with whatever you have on hand. We are lucky to have a large inventory on hand so we have been okay with it, but everyone else in the industry seems to be hurting for product. In normal circumstances, if you try to buy furniture, it is probably anywhere from two to twelve weeks [to receive]. Right now, it is six months out before you receive your product. That will continue to be a lag for a few more months as things get back into the swing in those countries. But yes, it was a huge challenge and created a huge ripple effect.

HR: Would you want to create a completely new style for Miami? Your signature is New York but what about a Miami IMG style?

CE: Absolutely, we would love to create a signature style that was specific to the Miami market. Brickell feels like Manhattan as much as possible and that is why I love staying in Brickell whenever I come to Miami. That already has a sense of our vibe. It is very city-like, very Manhattan but then out in the suburbs are houses. There seem to be two types of houses right now in terms of architecture. We want to create some visual distinction in those two styles by creating a unique interior. Again, there are about three main designers out there [in Miami]. We are coming in with a completely differentiated look and taking those two standard architectural styles to create something completely new with them by differentiating the interiors with our IMG New York City-type of look.

Photo Credit: Courtesy of Swire Properties

HR: Do you feel as if the adjustments to digitally staging units will be the future of design? Or will there be a shift back to the more classical style of staging and designing?

CE: I think that is where we were headed to an extent, but I think it accelerated that process. Virtual staging or digital rendering in a marketing sense is the opener, it catches people’s eyes and it makes them want to come to the space to see it. The closer is the staging in person because when you are in love with the space that you saw digitally and you show up to an empty space, there is a letdown and, “Where is that space that I fell in love with?” But if you can show up and see that same space in person and fall in love with it and move right in, that is the closer.

We also have a product where you can change the floors from wood to marble and more. The wall color, the wall coverings, you can change any aspect of the home digitally by pressing a button, making your own on-site decisions immediately, which is great for developers. If you are showing the optionality for new spaces and sales offices. You can choose this cabinet, that cabinet in real time, digitally. You can see what it would look like to live in that space with different options. I think it is going in that direction, but there will always be the need for the actual physical staging because A, the peace of moving right in and B, because when you show up, you do want to feel that warmth of just moving right in and having a home versus an empty space.

HR: So, the digital staging helps to get to the closing stage as you mentioned, right?

CE: You capture their attention. That makes them want to come in and see the space in person. It brings people in which is very important; it is step one. The closer has to be when they get there, when they open the door to have that emotional reaction, “Wow, this is where I want to be.”

Photo Credit: Courtesy of Swire Properties

HR: What tools or products do you have to streamline the staging process, and what reactions do you get from the buyers?

CE: We have a new product called Rendered-to-Reality, which we created to help get a home on the market quickly. We render it and then when we stage it in person a couple of weeks later. People are pretty shocked when they walk in and it literally is a seamless transition from the digital rendering to what they see in person. If they have come to see it, it is because they loved the rendering, and when they walk in, it is exactly what they saw in the rendering. They are really floored by that.

HR: How do you feel about working with Swire Properties and its residences?

CE: Swire is amazing. These buildings [Reach and Rise] are next level. They have built this whole city in Brickell, and it is so modern, warm, and elevated. It is just so impressive how they have built an entire community with these beautiful buildings and with wellness in mind.

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As the industry-leading real estate webinar series by Haute Residence continues, we invite you to join us in our upcoming webinar:

Wednesday, December 2nd, 10:30 AM EST / 7:30 AM PST

"Art & Real Estate Talk" - A deep look into Miami's perfect partnership in the new era. Join us to hear from community leaders and learn how they have grown from Art (personal or within the organization) and what’s new and upcoming with the perfect coupling of "Art & Real Estate." REGISTER HERE.

Highlight quotes from today's webinar:

Roberta Ingletto: "I like to do things that are win-win. I think ethics and honesty are important. I appreciate colleagues and people when they work in this fashion. I like to work as a team even with the realtors and brokers on the other side... When I'm talking to my buyers and sellers, it's about making it work for everybody... We have a huge market. I have been in Miami for 25 years and you can see the growth and development. More companies are moving down so it's a bigger city. We have so much product to offer, that we can work together to present Miami for what it is and what it has to offer, I try to raise the standards of our industry."

Claudia Llanes: "I'm so excited about Natiivo Miami because it provides solutions to problems in the market. We are providing the comfort of a home with all appliances, and the best amenities, 70,000 square feet of them in three full floors. There are no rental restrictions, you can rent it for as little as one day or as much as one year and anything between it. It's located in Downtown Miami, three minutes away from the Port of Miami, which sees six million passengers on a yearly basis. We are fortunate to have a building that is in the heart of a highly dense short-term rental market. This creates a huge opportunity for owners because not only will you have a beautiful second home in Miami but you can put it to rent and work for you when you are not occupying it.

Paola Marulanda: "[On her exclusive SoFi listing, The Beach House] It is a two-story residence. It has the whole space and feel of a single-family home. It's what I call the ultimate hybrid property because it can satisfy the safety, privacy, and amenities of a secure building. As much as the single-family market is absolutely killing it and stealing the show, there are a lot of people who come from cities used to being in condos and the families sometimes don't feel as secure and comfortable without having the assets that a building has. This property, you cannot make it up. There is nothing like it in South of Fifth which is such an elite neighborhood."

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Roberta Ingletto, Claudia Llanes, Paola Marulanda

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Claudia Llanes presents the penthouse collection at Natiivo Miami. As the exclusive in-house agent at the Downtown Miami multi-use project, Llanes guides an assortment of local, national, and international individuals and conglomerates on the different floorplans at Natiivo, with the recent launch of the penthouse collection.

About the penthouse collection at Natiivo Miami

The penthouse collection with furnishings by RH, offers timeless, updated classics that fit seamlessly into the refined aesthetic of Natiivo Miami. The exclusive penthouse suites will include specially-selected furniture in the bedrooms and common spaces from an array of RH’s signature collections, including RH Modern, the largest curated and fully integrated assortment of modern furnishings, lighting, textiles and décor under one brand.

“I’m personally very excited and proud to sell the penthouses," says Claudia Llanes, exclusive in-house sales agent at Natiivo and member of the Haute Residence network. They will be spacious and have a very earthy, modern, and chic feel, plus a touch of Miami’s quintessential character. I have no doubt they will be the most sought after spaces in town.”

The penthouses at Natiivo will occupy four full floors, the 48th, 49th, 50th, and 51st. These fully finished and furnished units start in the mid-400s and go all the way up to 1.2MM, depending on the square footage. On each floor, there's an eclectic mix of units starting with the studio, 1bed, 2bed, and 3 beds.

Claudia's personal favorite is PH 5016, with 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and 1,373 sq. ft. of living gross area. "Although it is not on the highest floor, it will overlook American Airlines Arena as well as the Port of Miami. Sunsets in this unit will be magical."

Address: 159 NE 6th St, Miami, FL 33132

Price: $1,295,900

Natiivo Miami sales gallery: Ten Museum Park, 1040 Biscayne Blvd, Third Floor, Miami, FL 33132

For more information, please contact Claudia Llanes at 786.449.8688 or Claudia.Llanes@elliman.com

Claudia Llanes is the exclusive agent representing the Edgewater, Florida real estate market as a member of the Haute Residence Real Estate Network. View all of her listings here.

Photo Credit: Courtesy of Natiivo Miami

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The series of units getting the special treatment include 1-bedroom, 2-bedroom + den, and the 4301 Penthouse. The living and master bedrooms, furnished with Interior Marketing Group's pieces, can be purchased as they appear in these digital renderings.

Photo Credit: Courtesy of Swire Properties

The award-winning firm carefully curated and customized the digital spaces to give buyers a real-life glimpse at how their unit will look and feel before they ever step in it.

Photo Credit: Courtesy of Swire Properties

Interior Marketing Group is the largest full-service property marketing and luxury design firm in the United States. In addition to providing interior design services to luxury homeowners, IMG’s award-winning staging and interior marketing services enable the most coveted properties and developments in the world to sell faster and at greater multiples than the market's average. IMG is regularly featured in publications including Forbes, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Architectural Digest, Interior Design Magazine, Inc. Magazine, Robb Report, Vogue, and on major television networks including BravoTV, NBC, CBS, and Fox.

Photo Credit: Courtesy of Swire Properties

Interested in previewing life in your Reach and Rise residence designed by Interior Marketing Group? Visit residencesbrickellcitycentre.com or contact the sales gallery at 305.250.0748. Reach and Rise Residences offer an assortment of one- to five-bedroom floorplans, starting from the mid $500s.

Photo Credit: Courtesy of Swire Properties

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Highlight quotes from the webinar:

Paulie Hankin: " Miami has become a 12-month city... Our location at 300 Biscayne Boulevard Way is the last parcel of water-side land in Miami in the downtown Brickell corridor, so, it sets us apart. We have almost 500 linear feet of Marina built into the programming of the building. There is direct access to the ocean with no bridges, and we have an amazing butler service that will provide exclusive private yacht services that will take you directly to enjoy our Beach Club and other amenities throughout the city... We are over 60% sold, which is an amazing feat to accomplish. As ownership would say, we are not building with the brand, but rather a brand that is building a skyrise in Miami... During the pandemic, everyone has been looking for outdoor activities, and we are extremely well-positioned with our amenities, indoor and outdoor pools, beach access, and our magnificent marina. Our residents can arrive in style by land or sea... We are on the 30th floor of construction. We will deliver the building at the end of 2022, with finished and move-in ready residences. The pace of construction has continued through the pandemic on schedule."

Ralph Navarro: "Honoring the first responders was a very humbling experience. How they took on the seriousness of risking their lives, it was great to hear their commitment to being involved and not be afraid. It was a great experience for us to welcome them and give them a day on the water. It was very special for us… Like most businesses in Miami, we got a little nervous when the pandemic started. We still have a lot of work to do. This week we are celebrating the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show. A lot of clients are coming to town, and we have been showing boats all day at FLIBS. We are excited about everything that is going on and that people are coming back to the water realizing that it’s a safe environment. Our issue now is a lack of inventory. When something becomes available, it flies... Aston Martin Residences is doing an amazing job. I can't wait for the building to be finished. I saw the finishes in the showroom and I can tell you this building is special. It will make the Miami skyline the most beautiful one ever... Miami is the number one yachting city in the world.”

The Yacht Guy: "I'm always down in Florida two or three times a year, and I'm always on a boat. There are not too many cities in the world where you can take the boat and move it around and end up in different locations. Great places like Monaco, you dock and then walk. But with Miami, there are so many places on the coast, Miami Beach. If you're going to live the yacht life, Miami is the place to do it… I'm working on purchasing a yacht. I have one in mind that I'm talking to a few friends. It's a big project going on, so we will be doing "The Yacht Guy Live" from my own yacht. To be able to show people the dream come to fruition is the next step for me... Being on the water for me, there is nothing like it. Tranquility at its best... I look forward to doing this in person next year [at Aston Martin Residences]."

Photo Credit: Aston Martin Residences

This was the latest edition of the Haute Residence series of webinars about the latest in luxury real estate, design, architecture, and lifestyle. Last month, Haute Residence teamed up with Aston Martin Residences for "Kitchen Encounters," a webinar with leading interior designers and rockstar Gavin Rossdale.

The 66-story sail-shaped tower is about to receive the first Aston Martin customer DBX to cross the Atlantic Ocean to the Americas. During the webinar, Hankin announced the luxury SUV had just finished its journey to the US.

To watch more webinars curated by Haute Residence, visit dev.hauteresidence.com.

Ralph Navarro, Paulie Hankin, The Yacht Guy

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“We have worked with Allan Malouf for over three years through our annual Art Basel activation, CASACOR Miami. I am always blown away with his level of creativity and how people gravitate towards his design during the exhibition,” said Maile Aguila, senior vice president of residential sales for the project. “With the Brickell neighborhood continuing to lead in condo sales in South Florida, we knew that we had to bring Allan’s forward-thinking design to offer our buyers a turnkey unit that only requires you to receive the key and feel at home. He created a cozy atmosphere in a refined way in our two-story penthouse at Reach Residence that still feels inviting and elegant.”

Photo Credit: Courtesy of Swire Properties

The Brazilian architect and interior designer curated the penthouse targeting the sophisticated and worldly buyers that have descended upon Brickell, the cosmopolitan center of South Florida, in the last decade. Malouf used dark wood-toned furniture. With touches of grey, golds, blues, and greens, the duplex residence breathes and shines. He also added wood to the walls for a cozy effect. The art selected to adorn the walls complements the unit with dimensionality and movement. And the bedrooms have an understated and glamorous look.

Photo Credit: Courtesy of Swire Properties

“I wanted to create a universal design that appeals to the couple who is looking for the utmost privacy, snowbirds who are looking to downsize or the entrepreneur who wants a bachelor pad,” said Allan Malouf with over 20 years of experience in architecture, interior design and real estate acquisitions. “To create the contemporary space, we played with earthy-toned colors, velvet, and rustic textures, brought in artwork from artist Andre Poli, select pieces from Pure Project Home and wood panels from the Ukraine, all to enhance the level of luxury this unit offers.”

Photo Credit: Courtesy of Swire Properties

Notably setting a new standard of city living with a stylish premier residence, the expansive penthouse includes 3,933 square footage of interior space with four bedrooms, a den, five-and-a-half bathrooms, custom furnishings and 8’10” to 10’10” ceilings. With upgraded appliance packages and breathtaking panoramic water and city views, the duplex residence offers seamless access for owners to indulge in two private outdoor terraces. On the first level, residents have a 2,814 square footage outdoor space that doubles up as a rooftop garden featuring an outdoor kitchen and private rooftop pool, as well as a 577 square footage balcony on the second level next to the master bedroom with a spa. Owners of the two-story residence are offered a show-stopping, memorable Miami living experience with the highest quality of glass directly accessible from living areas and bedrooms, floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors, and magnificent over-sized and fully finished walk-in closets in the master bedroom.

Photo Credit: Courtesy of Swire Properties Photo Credit: Courtesy of Swire Properties

Earlier this year, Brickell City Centre announced that the purchase of a penthouse at Reach and Rise Residences came with a complimentary one-year membership to YachtLife, the first worldwide mobile app for chartering a yacht, and 1 Beach Club, the Tulum inspired open-air venue of 1 Hotel South Beach. The combination of the urban lifestyle of Brickell and beachfront access of South Beach makes the package a unique one.

Photo Credit: Courtesy of Swire Properties Photo Credit: Courtesy of Swire Properties

For those looking to live in the two residential towers, please visit www.brickellcitycentre.com/residences or contact the sales gallery at 305.250.0748. Reach and Rise Residences offer an assortment of one- to five-bedroom floorplans, starting from the mid $500s.

Photo Credit: Courtesy of Swire Properties

Photo Credit: Courtesy of Swire Properties

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Photo Credit: Doo Architecture

Cogul's design model for the last available upper penthouse at CMC Group’s newly completed Brickell Flatiron tower in Downtown Miami expands upon developer Ugo Colombo’s ethos to create livable spaces with functional yet refined interiors that feel like home. Cogul is the Founder and Principal of Doo Architecture, a design firm based in Miami and Barcelona with diverse projects across the globe.

Rising 62 stories above Miami’s preeminent Brickell neighborhood, Brickell Flatiron’s duplex penthouse spans 4,633 square feet of interior space with terraces extending from all rooms. The grand two-story residence features 4 bedrooms, 5.5 bathrooms, and a vast 20-foot double-height living area enveloped by expansive north and east cityscape and water views. The fully finished “townhome in the sky” has been meticulously designed by Cogul and enriched with beautifully curated accessories by Nest Casa.

Photo Credit: Doo Architecture

“A well-designed space must provoke, enhance and encourage a reaction,” said Cogul. “If this happens, our work is completed.”

Contrasting materials, vibrant hues, and playful lines were incorporated into a unique design aimed at complimenting the expansive views of the Biscayne Bay and the Miami skyline. Wood panels, louvered walls throughout the main living spaces create a sense of warmth and integrity, while calling attention to the natural light and wide-open views coming from the two-story floor-to-ceiling windows. Thoughtful design elements include matte Venetian plaster and a custom glass staircase.

Photo Credit: Doo Architecture

The Italian-made kitchen from acclaimed maker Snaidero’s top tier “Elegante” collection features natural reclaimed wood, illuminated cabinets, custom-engineered stone countertops, and a custom bar area. Top-of-the-line Miele appliances are paired with a downdraft cooktop system and a built-in wine cellar. Large-format Italian travertine tiles adorn the floors, with 10-inch wood planks in the bedrooms. The master bedroom features a custom cove lighted ceiling with wood paneling, pendant lighting, and Lutron motorized draperies.

“Now more than ever, buyers have grown accustomed to and appreciate the level of detail we have always strived to deliver at CMC Group,” said developer Ugo Colombo, founder of CMC Group. “Brickell Flatiron’s last available penthouse embodies true Italian design. Every element used – from the finishes and fixtures, to the furniture pieces and colors – was designed with the highest quality materials and the utmost attention to detail to achieve a unique, one-of-a-kind product that will stand the test of time.”

Photo Credit: Doo Architecture

For more information on Brickell Flatiron, go to www.brickellflatiron.com or visit the project’s sales gallery at 1000 Brickell Plaza, Miami, FL 33131.

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The Elmir Group presents

Lower Penthouse, 3 bedrooms + Den/3.5 bathrooms residence features 11 ft ceilings, with floor-to-ceiling glass windows, an oversize terrace, marble floors throughout, Italkraft cabinetry for both kitchen and baths, Bosch appliances plus wine refrigerator and great storage! The master suite has a spa-like bathroom with a 2 person shower plus deep soaking tub, sitting area & walk in closet. Each bedroom has a large closet & bath with spacious showers & upgraded fixtures. Reach Brickell City Centre has a half-acre amenity deck including tropical gardens, barbecue grills, outdoor fitness areas, children’s play area, heated lap and social pools, hot tubs, state-of-the-art fitness center, library, business center, and full-service spa with hammam featuring dipping pools, showers, and steam.

Address: 68 SE 6th St. #4104, Miami, FL 33131

Price: $1,095,000

For more information, please contact The Elmir Group at 786-301-2220 or kelmir@onesothebysrealty.com

The Elmir Group represents the Downtown Miami, Florida luxury real estate market as a member of the Haute Residence Real Estate Network. To view all listings, visit their website.

Photo Credit: Juliano Photography

Photo Credit: Juliano Photography

Photo Credit: Juliano Photography

Photo Credit: Juliano Photography

Photo Credit: Juliano Photography

Photo Credit: Juliano Photography

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The all-start panel was hosted by Haute Living's April Donelson. They were:

• Louis Birdman, Co-Developer of One Thousand Museum Residences by Zaha Hadid Architects and CEO of BRD/Birdman Real Estate Development, LLC
• Daniel de la Vega, President, ONE Sotheby’s International Realty
• Karen Elmir, CEO of The Elmir Group under ONE Sotheby’s International Realty
• Harvey Daniels, VP of Development Sales, ONE Sotheby’s International Realty

An indisputable thread that emerged in the dialogue was continual praise from his fellow panelists towards Birdman's work at One Thousand Museum,the unmistakeable skyscraper designed by the late Zaha Hadid that houses 84 residences on Biscayne Boulevard. Recent buyers at One Thousand Museum include David Beckham and Paul Pogba.

Watch the webinar below.

Highlight quotes:

Louis Birdman: "There are many reasons why people move to a place like Miami or South Florida. When everything seems to get bad in other parts of the country or the world, we get a lot of people coming here... Since One Thousand Museum began, we saw price skyrocket in Miami Beach for a number of years, and then there was a slowdown, a drive for people to look off the Beach and into neighborhoods on the bay side of the water. This was a coveted site and we thought it was a good opportunity to do something that would be the top of the luxury market and to do it Downtown. We are once again seeing people from the U.S. look to South Florida, and a lot of interest in the Downtown Miami area... Miami has been a place where the rich and famous in sports and entertainment came to have fun, but now they have invested here and done well. It's something that we will see more of, hopefully... The legacy of One Thousand Museum continues to be about Zaha."

Daniel de la Vega: "Awareness in the progressiveness of the way we are changing the way we are doing business, and creativity; we have all progressed and become more creative in our business... When you look at Downtown Miami, the Arts and Entertainment district within it is robust with the walkability, museums, parks, and a growing population. This small area is booming and thriving... The people buying in Downtown Miami understand value, not only today but five years from now. One Thousand Museum is the crown jewel... I'm very bullish on the future of Downtown Miami and South Florida as a whole. Things are going to take a little bit of time but they'll be more robust than ever... You have to go see One Thousand Museum for yourself. It is now more successful than other buildings because the developers did such a remarkable job in finishing the building and the units."

Karen Elmir: "Most people are looking for buildings with less units and bigger residences; they can have a whole floor. That has been a big shift in our luxury market... The luxury rental market is doing extremely well. In Biscayne Beach, we rented a 2,700 sq. ft. unit for $11,000 for a CEO from New York. There is a lot of demand for rent. Clients are looking for larger units and paying top dollar for it... People are taking the opportunity to get good deals. I do see luxury buyers doing all-cash deals. Downtown Miami and Edgewater is the upcoming area. It's not as dense as maybe Brickell. You can buy for less dollar per square foot in the area. I would say it's the hottest area. You are minutes away from the Design District, the airport, the beach, the arts district center, which contributes to that... Downtown Miami is vibrant and full of life."

Harvey Daniels: "Even after COVID, I will continue to use the tools I've learned and the resources I've been able to utilize and become an expert at using. There's always a silver lining... [On his sale of a full-floor One Thousand Museum residence to the Inter Miami FC and football legend] David Beckham, like any of our buyers, can buy wherever he wants. We are in the center of the cultural area of the city, it's a private and secure building. This building was really built of that celebrity status where they have complete privacy... If you look at the cycles and areas as whole, the Downtown market is in its infancy stage. I see very good things for the market in the future. A lot of that is not just because of One Thousand Museum but everything going on around it.... High profile buyers are comfortable putting their money into a building like One Thousand Museum because they are foreseeing the future as really great. The building is legendary, and it will maintain that reputation."

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Top: Louis Birdman, Daniel de la Vega. Bottom: Harvey Daniels, Karen Elmir

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Rising 62 stories above Miami’s preeminent Brickell neighborhood, Brickell Flatiron’s duplex penthouse spans 4,633 square feet of interior space with terraces extending from all rooms. The grand two-story residence features 4 bedrooms, 5.5 bathrooms and a vast 20-foot double height living area enveloped by expansive north and east cityscape and water views. The fully finished “townhome in the sky” has been meticulously designed by Cogul and enriched with beautifully curated accessories by Nest Casa.

Photo Credit: Doo Architecture

“A well-designed space must provoke, enhance and encourage a reaction,” said Cogul. “If this happens, our work is completed.”

Contrasting materials, vibrant hues, and playful lines were incorporated into a unique design aimed at complimenting the expansive views of the Biscayne Bay and the Miami skyline. Wood panels, louvered walls throughout the main living spaces create a sense of warmth and integrity, while calling attention to the natural light and wide-open views coming from the two-story floor-to-ceiling windows. Thoughtful design elements include matte Venetian plaster and a custom glass staircase.

Photo Credit: Doo Architecture

The Italian-made kitchen from acclaimed maker Snaidero’s top tier “Elegante” collection features natural reclaimed wood, illuminated cabinets, custom-engineered stone countertops and a custom bar area. Top-of-the-line Miele appliances are paired with a downdraft cooktop system and a built-in wine cellar. Large-format Italian travertine tiles adorn the floors, with 10-inch wood planks in the bedrooms. The master bedroom features a custom cove lighted ceiling with wood paneling, pendant lighting, and Lutron motorized draperies.

Photo Credit: Doo Architecture

“Now more than ever, buyers have grown accustomed to and appreciate the level of detail we have always strived to deliver at CMC Group,” said developer Ugo Colombo, founder of CMC Group. “Brickell Flatiron’s last available penthouse embodies true Italian design. Every element used – from the finishes and fixtures, to the furniture pieces and colors – was designed with the highest quality materials and the utmost attention to detail to achieve a unique, one-of-a-kind product that will stand the test of time.”

Cogul is known for his ability to create livable spaces and achieving final functional utilization of every corner. After years in the architecture and design world, Cogul felt there wasn’t a connection between the construction industry and design. He began a new concept of architectural atelier or lab called Doo Corp, where design, construction and development are conceptualized together from the beginning of a project creating spaces that are better suited for their function and provide experiences.

Photo Credit: Doo Architecture

For more information on Brickell Flatiron, go to www.brickellflatiron.com or visit the project’s sales gallery at 1000 Brickell Plaza, Miami, FL 33131.

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Photo Credit: Golden Dusk Photography

Brickell Flatiron’s upper penthouse collection, located on floors 62 through 64 of the tower, includes expansive single-story, two-story duplex and three-story triplex residences measuring from 3,600 square feet and up to 7,900 square feet in size. One developer-owned duplex penthouse unit remains available for purchase, which is now on the market for $9 million.

“Now more than ever, buyers have grown accustomed to and appreciate the level of detail we have always strived to deliver at CMC Group,” said developer Ugo Colombo, founder of CMC Group. “Brickell Flatiron’s last available penthouse embodies true Italian design. Every element used – from the finishes and fixtures, to the furniture pieces and colors – was designed with the highest quality materials and the utmost attention to detail to achieve a unique, one-of-a-kind product that will stand the test of time.”

Rising 62 stories above Miami’s preeminent Brickell neighborhood, Brickell Flatiron’s last remaining duplex penthouse spans 4,633 square feet of interior space with terraces extending from all rooms. The grand two-story residence features 4 bedrooms, 5.5 bathrooms and a vast 20-foot double-height living area enveloped by expansive north and east cityscape and water views. The fully finished “townhome in the sky” has been meticulously designed by Barcelona-born architect Alexis Cogul Lleonart of Miami-based Doo Architecture and enriched with beautifully curated accessories by Nest Casa.

“In the last few weeks, we have closed the balance of our sold penthouses,” said Vanessa Grout, president of CMC Real Estate. “The demand to purchase our last remaining developer-owned residence is coming from individuals both international and domestic.”

A breakdown of Brickell Flatiron’s closed upper penthouse sales is as follows:

Unit 6201 – $13,200,000 ($1,680.24 PPSF)

• 7,856 square feet
• 3-story triplex with private pool
• 6 bedrooms + den + family room + office; 6.5 bathrooms
• Southeast view

Unit 6202 – $11,200,000 ($2,053.92 PPSF)

• 5,453 square feet
• 3-story triplex with private pool
• 4 bedrooms + den + family room + office; 6.5 bathrooms
• Southwest view

Unit 6204 – $2,320,000 ($851.06 PPSF)

• 2,726 square feet
• 4 bedrooms + den; 4.5 bathrooms
• West view

Unit 6205 – $4,900,000 ($1,351.35 PPSF)

• 3,626 square feet
• 2-story duplex
• 4 bedrooms + den; 5.5 bathrooms
• Northwest view

Photo Credit: Doo Architecture

Alexis Cogul Lleonart’s design model for Brickell Flatiron’s last remaining upper penthouse expands upon CMC Group and Ugo Colombo’s ethos to create livable spaces with functional yet refined interiors that feel like home. Contrasting materials, vibrant hues, and playful lines were incorporated into a unique design aimed at complimenting the expansive views of the Biscayne Bay and the Miami skyline. Wood panels, louvered walls throughout the main living spaces create a sense of warmth and integrity, while calling attention to the natural light and wide-open views coming from the two-story floor-to-ceiling windows. Thoughtful design elements include matte Venetian plaster and a custom glass staircase. The Italian-made kitchen from acclaimed maker Snaidero’s top tier “Elegante” collection features natural reclaimed wood, illuminated cabinets, custom engineered stone countertops and a custom bar area. Top-of-the-line Miele appliances are paired with a downdraft cooktop system and a built-in wine cellar. Large-format Italian travertine tiles adorn the floors, with 10-inch wood planks in the bedrooms. The master bedroom features a custom cove lighted ceiling with wood paneling, pendant lighting, and Lutron motorized draperies.

“A well-designed space must provoke, enhance and encourage a reaction,” said Alexis Cogul Lleonart, founder and principal of Doo Architecture. “If this happens, our work is completed.”

Brickell Flatiron’s architectural design is the brainchild of architect Luis Revuelta, who is behind many of Miami’s iconic high-rises including CMC Group’s Bristol Tower, Santa Maria and EPIC Residences & Hotel. On the inside, master Italian design architect Massimo Iosa Ghini uses inspiration from Revuelta’s curved façade to outline the tower’s sleek common areas and public amenity spaces, creating a seamless transition from exterior to interior.

 Photo Credit: Doo Architecture

The development’s privately owned permanent art collection includes a series of exclusively produced large-scale paintings and sculptures by New York artist Julian Schnabel, as well as signature pieces by Italian artist Carlos Battaglia and Italian photographer Marco Glaviano, which are displayed in the building’s grand lobby and public amenity spaces.

Amenities include a 64th-floor rooftop level with a Sky Spa, Sky Pool and Sky Gym, providing 360-degree panoramic views of the bay and downtown Miami’s glimmering cityscape. Residents may access a host of therapeutic services and other offerings including private steam, sauna and locker facilities, a 6,300 square foot state-of-the-art fitness center with Pilates, spin and aerobics studios, and a juice bar. Additional features include a resort-style lap pool and separate children’s pool on the 18th floor, private movie theater with stadium seating, billiards room and lounge, clubroom, full-time concierge and 24-hour valet parking, on-site vehicle washing and detailing, and electric car-charging stations.

Photo Credit: Doo Architecture

Residences range from one-to-five bedrooms, with a limited collection of penthouses that include two-story duplex and three-story triplex units. Each unit comes equipped with the finest materials from around the world, soaring ceilings with recessed lighting, energy-efficient windows, and elliptical glass balconies.

In December 2019, CMC Group successfully repaid $236 million in construction financing just 30 days after receiving Brickell Flatiron’s Temporary Certificate of Occupancy (TCO). The loans, which were originally issued in 2017 by Bank OZK, Broad Street (Goldman Sachs) and RFR Realty, helped fund the development of the tower.

For more information on Brickell Flatiron, go to www.brickellflatiron.com or visit the project’s sales gallery at 1000 Brickell Plaza, Miami, FL 33131.

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